Use XPath in dom4j

Use XPath in dom4j Original zergling (Participation score: 48, expert score: 80) published: Update: Version: 1.0 read:2623Times

Import Java. util. iterator; Import Java. util. List; ImportOrg. dom4j. Attribute; ImportOrg. dom4j. Document; ImportOrg. dom4j. extends entexception; ImportOrg. dom4j. Io. saxreader; /** * @ Author * <A href = "mailto: jdcyang@yahoo.com.cn"> Liu Yang </a> * 16:18:27 */ Public ClassExample4 { Public Static Void Main (string [] ARGs ){ Example4 example4 = New Example4 (); Saxreader reader = New Saxreader (); Document document; Try { Document = reader. Read ("address1.xml "); Example4.query (document ); } Catch (Incluentexception e ){ // Todo auto-generated Catch Block E. printstacktrace (); } } Public Void Query (document ){ List list = Document. selectnodes ("// phone/@ Type "); For (Iterator iter = List. iterator (); ITER. hasnext ();){ Attribute attribute = (attribute) ITER. Next (); String type = attribute. getvalue (); System. Out. println (type ); } } } Copyright Notice to the author This article ArticleIs it helpful to you? Vote: Yes NoVoting Result: 1 0

Reviewer:JfmlParticipation score: 616 expert score: 530 from: Hangzhou Posting time: Dom4j is much easier to use. It's just not a W3C Standard Interface It seems a little "independent" Reviewer:JavamonkeyScore: 527 expert score: 540 from sanlihe, Haidian District, Beijing Posting time: JDOM now supports this function I don't know who is better at it? Better standards Reviewer:JfmlParticipation score: 616 expert score: 530 from: Hangzhou Posting time: JDOM updates are too slow. Not as powerful as dom4j Despite compliance with W3C standards