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A friend of mine told me that he couldn't find a Java
DOM API that supported XPath which could successfully
return
a.) All the C elements from the http://blah namespace
b.) All the C elements in documents that have a
namespace name.
from the XML document below.
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<A xmlns:glop="http://blah";>
<C xmlns="http://blah";>abc</C>
<glop:C>xyz</glop:C>
<glop:C xmlns:glop="http://example.com";>123</C>
<C>456</C>
<B>
</B>
</A>
I doubt that this is the case but couldn't contradict
his claims after doing a few cursory searches on
Google.
Can anyone confirm or deny this and provide sample
code if it is the latter?
Thanks.
PS: I think his only caveat is that it uses Java 1.3
not Java 1.4.
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