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		XPath Prefix	Description
		text.XPATH_JSON(xpathex)	Operate on a JSON file and return a node-set
			or a string. Node-sets are converted to
			corresponding strings by using the standard
			XPath string conversion routine.
			For example, consider the following JSON
			file:
			{ "Book":{ "creator":{ "person":{
			"name":'<name>' } }, "title":'<title>' } }
			The following expression selects all the nodes
			that are enclosed by “/Book" (a node-set) in
			the first 1000 bytes of the body of the JSON
			file and returns the corresponding string
			value, which is "<name><title>":
			HTTP.REQ.BODY(1000).XPATH_
			JSON(xp%/Book%)
			Parameters:
			xpathex - XPath expression
		text.XPATH_JSON_WITH_	Operate on an XML file and return a string
		MARKUP(xpathex)	that contains the entire portion of the
			document for the result node, including
			markup such as including the enclosing
			element tags.
			For example, consider the following JSON
			file:
			{"Book":{ "creator":{ "person":{
			"name":'<name>' } }, "title":'<title>' } }
			The following expression operates on the
			JSON file and selects all the nodes that are
			enclosed by “/Book/creator" in the first 1000
			bytes of the body, which is “creator:{ person:{
			name:'<name>' } }.”
			HTTP.REQ.BODY(1000).XPATH_JSON_
			WITH_MARKUP(xp%/Book/creator%)
			The portion of the JSON body that is selected
			by the expression is marked for further
			processing.
			Parameters:
			xpathex - XPath expression