if you had errors in your XPath expression, maybe you didn't take care of the
namespaces?
Here's an example in Java DSL how to extract text content of a node into a
header:
.setHeader( "ExtractedServiceGroupId",
xpath("//axis2:ServiceGroupId/text()").namespace("axis2",
"http://ws.apache.org/namespaces/axis2";).stringResult() )
I have to admit, that I needed a while to figure out the use of the method
"stringResult()".
After reading some examples of xpath expression for Java DSL I expected to
be allowed to put an additional argument "String.class" for the result type,
but it's not offered in the API here.
regards.
Lars
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