Xpath Executing Complex Queries
Solution 1:
The reason why your xpath doesn't work is because your predicate [(@name='task1' and @value='cde') and (@name='task2' and @value='abc')]
executes on the same task node, and if @name
='task1'
then @name
can never be = 'task2'
.
Instead you should create predicates that will operate on/check all the relevant nodes like this:
1.
if(task1=cde && task2=abc) I would get id=XYZ-987
/node1/node2/node3[condition/task[@name='task1' and @value='cde'] and condition/task[@name='task2' and @value='abc']]/id
2.
if((task1=abc && task2=efg) || task5=nop) I would get id=ABC-123,XYZ-987,RST-567
/node1/node2/node3[condition/task[@name='task1' and @value='abc'] and condition/task[@name='task2' and @value='efg'] or condition/task[@name='task5' and @value='nop']]/id
you can include your brackets if you want, but in boolean operations, and
arguments are always evaluated before or
arguments, so they are unnecessary in this case:
/node1/node2/node3[(condition/task[@name='task1' and @value='abc'] and condition/task[@name='task2' and @value='efg']) or condition/task[@name='task5' and @value='nop']]/id
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