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XPath query fails

leonardo_celati

I am trying to execute a simple xpath search in the Share Node Browser , however I am not able to understand why it fails, even if I am quite confident with xpath search in general.

Basically I want all node under cm:multilingualRoot with a given cm:name. The purpose is to eventually build a Web Script retrieving all the translation of a given html page in wcmqs, but this is another question.
For this xpath issue I have tried the following:

/cm:multilingualRoot/cm:mlContainer[@cm:name='myfile.html']
/cm:multilingualRoot/cm:mlContainer//@cm:name='myfile.html'
/cm:multilingualRoot/cm:mlContainer//.[@cm:name='myfile.html']
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(many other tentatives)
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But it results in an error:

0503252162 Request failed 500 /solr/alfresco/afts?wt=json&fl=DBID%2Cscore&rows=100&df=TEXT&start=0&locale=it&alternativeDic=DEFAULT_DICTIONARY&fq=%7B%21afts%7DAUTHORITY_FILTER_FROM_JSON&fq=%7B%21afts%7DTENANT_FILTER_FROM_JSON
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Do you have any suggestions ?

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kaynezhang

Please take a look at https://forums.alfresco.com/forum/developer-discussions/web-scripts/failed-execute-xpath-xpathsearch-06112009-1017

leonardo_celati

Thanks, I had a look at such post, but I completely ignored it because back in 2009.

However, running a jcr-xpath results in a <b>Unknown query language: jcr-xpath</b> I am using the very latest community edition and maybe there something missing in respect to the enterprise version.

I suppose I have to find other way for my script, I would try CMIS or Lucene, do you have any suggestion for that ?

kaynezhang

I suggest you use lucene search language ,it is more powerful.
In javascript just call

search.luceneSearch‍