Hi,
On 02/11/2011 01:59 PM, Cech. Ulrich wrote:
I missed to mentioned all the variation, which I tried in the "select
clause", the one from you I tried before and get the following error:
"This query result contains more than one selector"
That's most likely because you're using the QueryResult.getNodes()
method with no argument. With a join query you need to specify the
selector you're interested in as a parameter to the call. In this case
it would be:
NodeIterator nodes = result.getNodes("f");
--
Jukka Zitting
