I am using the following XPath query to search the name of the author of a book and return the book name when it matches the author.
String rawXPath = String.format("//book[author= '%s']/bookname/text()", authorBook);
XPathFactory factory = XPathFactory.newInstance();
XPath xpath = factory.newXPath();
XPathExpression expr
= xpath.compile(rawXPath);
Object result = expr.evaluate(doc, XPathConstan开发者_开发百科ts.NODESET);
NodeList nodes = (NodeList) result;
for (int i = 0; i < nodes.getLength(); i++) {
System.out.println(nodes.item(i).getNodeValue());
}
how to modify the search so that I can search in the content ...../content(node name) for a specific word.
Example: String inside the xml content variable: "This book contains the glory and history of our forefathers. And the impact of it in our daily life is immense."
Now I want to search for the word "daily". If it matches daily it will retun me the book name/author name watever the user wants.
Thanks
Use the contains()
Xpath function.
//book[contains(content, '%s')]/bookname
depending a bit of the structure of you input XML
You want:
//book[contains(content, $searchString)
and
author = $wantedAuthor
]
/bookname/text()
This selects the text()
nodes that are children of the bookname
element that is a child of any book
element in the document, the string value of whose content
child contains the string (contained in) $searchString
and the string value of whose author
element is the same as the (string contained in) $wantedAuthor
variable
In this Xpath expression the variables need to be substituted by specific strings. Also, it assumes that the element content
is a child of book
.
I don't know Java, but suppose that the final Java code wil look like the following:
String.format("//book[contains(content, '%s')
and
author= '%s']/bookname/text()",
searchString, authorBook);
if your xml looks like this:
<book>
<author> Author Name </author>
<description> This book contains the glory and history of our forefathers. And the impact of it in our daily life is immense.</description>
</book>
then you can try:
String rawXPath = "//book//*[contains(text(),\"daily\")]";
which means "give any book element that any child holds a text that contains the word 'daily'.
I hope that helps you out! cheers!
Now if u want to search also some term which is inside one node u can do it like this -
String rawXPath = String.format("//book/title[contains(innerItem, '%s')]/type/text()", value);
Add one backslash for each node and the node name and ur in.
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