Oracle vm agent java api

need api
Edited by: [email protected] on Feb 25, 2009 4:46 AM

Hi John,
We've got an application with some reports defined and now we would like to start to OBIEE instead of the current solution. As far as I can see now we can't really give any access to the Answers to the user (because it would be too complicated for them to build a query with filters) so we have to prepare the queries and show them ourselves. I use executeXMLQuery() method to get the XML with the results of my XML query. However, I couldn't find any specification of such queries so I'm not sure how I should compose the filters. Can you give me any source of such information?
Thanks.
Cheers,
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