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xml - Xpath expression with multiple predicates

I am trying to build a complex xpath expression which will answer the following condition.

From the XML data below, returns the User entity which:

  1. His loginname is "user1"
  2. His name is "User 1"
  3. He has 2 different profiles values which are "operator" and "admin" (I don't know the exact order ahead)

    <user>
      <login>user1</login>
      <name>User 1</name>
      <profile>
        <value>admin</value>
        <id>2</id>
        <description>admin users</description>
      </profile>
      <profile>
        <value>operator</value>  
        <id>1</id>
        <description>Operator</description>
      </profile>
    </user>
    
    <user>
      <login>user2</login>
      <name>User 2</name>
      <profile>
        <value>admin</value>
        <id>4</id>
        <description>admins users</description>
      </profile>
      <profile>
        <value>poweruser</value>  
        <id>5</id>
        <description>power users</description>
      </profile>
    </user>
    
    </root>
    

Can someone please supply an example for such a case?

EDIT: Added a complex profile entity

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The following should do what you're after:

/root/user[login='user1' and 
           name='User 1' and 
           profile='admin' and
           profile='operator']

Having two tests for the profile value might seem odd, but as there are multiple profile nodes then the condition will be satisfied as long as at least one node matches the test.

The reason you can compare profile directly to a string, even though it actually is a node is that the string-value of an element node is the string-value of all its descendants concatenated together, which in this case is just the contents of value.

If profile contained more elements than value you'd have to use a slightly more complex predicate test to determine the existence of a matching profile node based just on the value (this should work with your updated question):

/root/user[login='user1' and 
           name='User 1' and 
           profile[value='admin'] and
           profile[value='operator']]

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