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Michele Vivoda updated JXPATH-188:
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Attachment: AncestorTest.java
I attach a modified test case that shows some issues:
- JXPath for beans do not use the document order for the nodes returned by a
reverse axis using {{selectNodes}} as opposed to JXPath for DOM and all the
JAXP XPath implementations tested
- JXPath for DOM and for Beans do not use the document order for the single
node returned by a reverse axis using {{selectSingleNode()}} as happens for the
JAXP XPath implementations
BTW, while at the moment is unclear if JXPath is Java 4 or 7 ;-) it is using
Junit 3.8.1, so please use that old syntax in tests, thanks.
> Ancestor: not reverse axis in case of org.w3c.dom documents
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> Key: JXPATH-188
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JXPATH-188
> Project: Commons JXPath
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.3
> Reporter: Stefan Albrecht
> Attachments: AncestorTest.java, AncestorTest.java
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> XPath specifies the ancestor axis to be a reverse axis, thus I would expect
> that JXPath delivers results along the reverse axis. This works, if applied
> to a context wrapping a poje, but not if the context wraps an org.w3c.dom
> document.
> I attached a JUnit test for this (but, unluckily, not a patch...)
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