Strange behavior filter.addContain()

[arsdeep.singh]

Hi,

I am using hippo 7.9

I have a HstQuery with a Filter and at the end I execute the HstQuery in a HstQueryResult.

Problem 

filter.addContains("myproject:title", "model"); //this works correctly i get the result of 2 results what i expected 

filter.addContains("myproject:title", "model-test"); this does not work i get the result  of 0 results, this is strange i expected 3 results. 

How can i fix this?

Any suggestions or idea's? 

Thanks for your time and effort in advance. 

Regards,

Arsdeep

[m.acharya]

Hi Arsdeep

Do you have any errors  reported in the logs? 

Best

Mahesh Acharya

[Tobias Jeger]

Hi Arsdeep,

I suspect you might have to escape the hyphen character as described here [1].

HTH

Tobi

[1] http://www.day.com/specs/jcr/1.0/6.6.5.2_jcr_contains_Function.html

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[arsdeep.singh]

Hi Tobi,

Thanks for your response. 

On the reference is the following written:

"Within the searchexp literal instances of single quote (“'”), double quote (“"”) and hyphen (“-”) must be escaped with a backslash (“\”). Backslash itself must therefore also be escaped, ending up as double backslash (“\\”)."

What i did:

String testReplace = "model-test".replaceAll("-", "\\-");

filter.addContains("myproject:title", testReplace ); 

This did not do the trick for me. Is the code incorrect? 

Any other suggestions? 

Regards,

Arsdeep

ps: I do not have any errors in my log.

Op dinsdag 4 augustus 2015 17:28:15 UTC+2 schreef t.jeger:

[Tobias Jeger]

then I'm afraid I don't know. If you debug your code and retrieve the JCR query string just before you execute your query, does the result match your expectations? Try running the very same query in the Repository servlet and see if you get different results.

cheers

Tobi

[arsdeep.singh]

Hi,

If i debug the query is what i expected. 

If i search in the  Repository servlet  with the xpath:

content/documents/myproject/test-folder//*[@atag:title='model-test' and @hippo:availability = 'live']

I get the correct 3 results. 

What else i did

final String test = SearchInputParsingUtils.parse("model-test", false);           

filter.addContains("myproject:title", test);

No results either. 

 

Op woensdag 5 augustus 2015 09:00:27 UTC+2 schreef t.jeger:

[Tobias Jeger]

The latter I indeed expect to fail, see my comments on [1].

So in your repository servlet query, you don't escape the '-'?

Tobi

[1] https://issues.onehippo.com/browse/HSTTWO-3359

[arsdeep.singh]

In my repository servlet query, I don't escape the '-'.

Regards,

Arsdeep

Op woensdag 5 augustus 2015 10:49:31 UTC+2 schreef t.jeger:

The latter I indeed expect to fail, see my comments on [1].

So in your repository servlet query, you don't escape the '-'?

Tobi

[1] https://issues.onehippo.com/browse/HSTTWO-3359

On Wed, Aug 5, 2015 at 10:37 AM, arsdeep.singh <arsdee...@incentro.com> wrote:

Hi,

If i debug the query is what i expected. 

If i search in the  Repository servlet  with the xpath:

content/documents/myproject/test-folder//*[@myproject:title='model-test' and @hippo:availability = 'live']

[Tobias Jeger]

Hmm, then I'd expect you don't need to escape it in the filter either.

are the documents with the model-test title published? If not, that may be why you get no results.

[arsdeep.singh]

In  Repository servlet  with the xpath:

content/documents/myproject/test-folder//*[@myproject:title='model-test' and @hippo:availability = 'live']

I get the correct 3 results. These are published documents 

Yes my documents are published.

I think I have to go for an workaround. 

Regards,

Arsdeep 

Op woensdag 5 augustus 2015 11:24:13 UTC+2 schreef t.jeger:

[Minos Chatzidakis]

Hi,

I think the query you're testing with is not close to what is queried when using filter.addContains(..).

I would do the following:

1. Test with a query making use of jcr:contains, e.g. "//content/documents//*[jcr:contains(*, 'model-test')]"

2. Add a breakpoint in my code, just before the query.execute() call. There I would copy the query.toString() output and experiment with that in the repository servlet.

hth

Minos

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