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Re: [xml-dev] Simple xpath software request
by Mike Thanos other posts by this author
Feb 28 2002 9:45PM messages near this date
Re: [xml-dev] Simple xpath software request | RE: [xml-dev] Simple xpath software request
I have been trying to find a related tool/function for some time (and 
may well have missed it in my search) - an x-path validation tool. 
Such a tool would be capable of validating a given x-path against a 
schema.

Is anyone aware of such a tool?  It would be a great assistance to my 
non-'expert' x-path writers (and even the expert ones!)

Mike

At 11:47 AM -0500 28/2/02, Daniel Veillard wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 12:58:41PM -0700, Kris Thompson wrote:
> >  I must have missed it but I feel like my searching has been complete.  I
> >  am looking for a way, using one of the more popular parsers idealy
> >  Xerces, to if given a node in a document return the XPath string
> >  representation of that node.  Something like the following would be nice
> >
> >  public static String getXPath(Document doc, Node node)
> >   
> >      where node is the node that I want the XPath expression on and doc
> >  is the document for which this node exist. 
> >
> >  If this does not exist in any popular parsers than has anyone created
> >  this piece of code for which I could have?
> 
>    Available as:
>       xmlChar * xmlGetNodePath(xmlNodePtr node);
> 
> in libxml2 (http://xmlsoft.org/)
>     http://xmlsoft.org/html/libxml-tree.html#XMLGETNODEPATH
> 
> Note of course that there isn't "the" XPath string to select that node
> there is an infinity of those. 2 implementation could return different
> path and both be right.
> 
> Daniel
> 
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Mike Thanos
Lending Technology Services Pty Ltd
mike_thanos@[...].au


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