Tobias Bocanegra wrote:
afaik, there are those virtual properties jcr:name and jcr:path for this exact reason that exist in the query engine. IIRC, you can only use them in the ORDER BY clause, if they're explicitly specified in the select clause.
the jcr spec only talks about jcr:name in context of the nt:propertyDefinition and nt:childNodeDefinition node types. there is no such property that can be used generally in a query.
jcr:path can only be used in SQL for the purpose to restrict the result nodes to a certain sub tree. nothing more.
regards marcel
