Thursday, April 10, 2014

What is XPath?

XPath uses a set of expressions to select nodes to be processed. The most common expression that you'll use is the location path expression, which returns back a set of nodes called a node set. XPath can use both an unabbreviated and an abbreviated syntax. The following is the unabbreviated syntax for a location path:
/axisName::nodeTest[predicate]/axisName::node[predicate]

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