XPath to count the child nodes based on complex filter

Question

I have an XML in the following format:

<ComRequest>
  <root lineId="1" creator="jumnix">
    <component lineId="101">
        <compLine lineId="1001">1</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1002">2</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1003">3</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1004">4</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1005">5</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1006">6</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1007">7</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1008">8</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1009">9</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1010">10</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1011">11</compLine>
    </component>
    <component lineId="102">
        <compLine lineId="1012">12</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1013">13</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1014">14</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1015">15</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1016">16</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1017">17</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1018">18</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1019">19</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1020">20</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1021">21</compLine>
        <compLine lineId="1022">22</compLine>
    </component>
  </root>
</ComRequest>

I have a requirement to get the count of the 'component' nodes that have more than 10 'compLine' elements. Till now I have the following XPath query -

count(//*[local-name()='ComRequest']/*[local-name()='root']/*[local-name()='component']/*[local-name()='compLine' and count(self) gt 10])

But this does not work (gives a '0' result). Any help in getting this resolved is appreciated.

Answer 1

How about count(//ComRequest/root/component[count(compLine)>10]) ?

Answer 2

@Bala-R (+1) is correctly evaluated using a compliant XSLT 1.0 processor (Saxon):

count(//ComRequest/root/component[count(compLine)>10])

or, either

count(/*/*/*[count(compLine)>10])

Otherwise something is going bad in your tests, your context (different from the one provided in the question) or your xpath evaluator.