XPath in Java Mapping

Hello,
I'd like to ask you if and how it is possible to use XPath expressions in Java Mapping. There is a way with Xalan but SAP is using their own XML parser...
Many Thanks,
Milan

actually he can't use XPath with Java 1.4 DOM and SAX based parsers.
For example, suppose you want to get the value of field <value> of XML below:
<xml>
  <data>
    <field>F001</field>
    <value>123</value>
  </data>
</xml>
In DOM parser, after parsing, you do something like:
Node xml = doc.getDocumentElement();
xml.normalize();
String value = xml.getFirstChild().getChildNodes().item(1).getNodeValue();
With XALAM, you do something like:
doc.getNoveValue("xmldatavalue");
They work pretty differently.
Regards,
Henrique.

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