Question: Apologies if this is on the website, but I didn't see it if so... Is there a good summary of how the XPath axes are mapped in JXPath? Specifically:
a) I know bean property equals child, but... is there a concept of Parent? Ancestor? Sibling? Or did you just declare that you're supporting only a subset of XPath without those axes? b) You've got an example which uses //. Given that bean relationships may be arbitrary graphs rather than directed trees, how does JXPath prevent that from potentially becoming an infinite recursion? (a.getB().getC().getA().getB().getC()....) Comment: Something odd is happening to styling of the JXPath pages; half the time, they're displaying with a dark blue background; some of the lettering shows up as white and some as black, with links in blue. The result is pretty near unreadable. The OTHER half the time, they show up with standard black-text-on-white-background. I haven't been able to find a reliable pattern, though entering the URI directly appears to be more likely to cause trouble than following a link from another page. Admittedly, I'm viewing the pages with Netscape 4.75, which probably doesn't have the most robust CSS engine in the world... but I haven't seen this effect before; you may want to look at the generated HTML and see if you can figure out what's provoking it. ______________________________________ Joe Kesselman / IBM Research -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
