Essential resources for business and IT professionals tasked with designing an effective enterprise-wide business applications strategy–covering issues on cloud vs. on-premise apps, evaluation and purchase tips, implementation,upgrade best practic...
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If it complies with the XPath specification, then yes, it would be an XPath implementation. There is no reason why an XPath implementation could not provide an API, in fact, most of them do to allow you to programatically access XPath expression evaluation. This was first published in February 2004
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