I’ve been talking to a few developers about what i’m doing here (building xpath4js) and each time I get the same response, “Why not just use jquery”. Well, as far as I can tell jquery is an all purpose javascript library that does a heap of cool things including some xpath support....

The previous post showed a GWT module that would select data from xml via xpath4js and then render a GWT visualization. That post was designed to show the xpath side of things in action, rather than show a useful way to incorporate google charts into a web site… Today I thought that it would be...

i’ve finally had the chance to put together a small demo of xpath4js in action. In short…1) chart defined in xml; 2) xml loaded & chart data selected via xpath; and 3) the chart is rendered: Everyone likes to see the best part first…so here the final product live (interactive gwt...