usHallgrim
Refugee
Hi All:
This one's probably a no-brainer for most folks but it through me for a loop for about 30 minutes so I thought I'd share. Today, I noticed that the xpath for the base entityclasses.xml seems to have an underscore in there like so > xpath="/entity_classes...". So where do you go to find out what the xpath is for the base entityclasses.xml file? I had to laugh at myself when it finally dawned on me to check the root element within entityclasses.xml.
As I'm a noob I'm not 100% sure but the root element (the element that encompasses the entire xml file you are trying to reference -- in this case <entity_classes></entity_classes>
is the xpath you are looking for.
This one's probably a no-brainer for most folks but it through me for a loop for about 30 minutes so I thought I'd share. Today, I noticed that the xpath for the base entityclasses.xml seems to have an underscore in there like so > xpath="/entity_classes...". So where do you go to find out what the xpath is for the base entityclasses.xml file? I had to laugh at myself when it finally dawned on me to check the root element within entityclasses.xml.
As I'm a noob I'm not 100% sure but the root element (the element that encompasses the entire xml file you are trying to reference -- in this case <entity_classes></entity_classes>
is the xpath you are looking for.