Hi,
I was looking at the org.apache.xpath stuff, which is great for if you have an
expression you need to evaluate...but I was wondering if there was a way to use
Xalan to create an xpath expression programatically? For example:
XPath path = new XPath();
XPathStep step = new XPathStep();
step.setAxis(...);
step.setNodeText(...);
step.setPredicate(...);
path.addStep(step);
...continue for lots of steps...
System.out.println("Xpath is: " + path.toString());
Now obviously the above method calls are ficticious, I use them as an example
to get across what I want to do. It would not be difficult for me to write
some classes to do this, however I just thought I'd check if the ability
already exists in Xalan first. Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
Adam
Number 1 in Truck Insurance
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