Binding an XML file into LiveCycle
Currently we are using a .dat file to populate a .docx file, but we are having issues with layout and formatting and I want to switch it to using a PDF.
I have found lots of information on adding an XML Data Connection to a PDF, but nothing to do with troubleshooting. I created a simple XML file with three fields and I was able to connect it to a dynamic PDF and then generate the fields into the document. Now when I preview the PDF the values dont fill in, nor when I open it in Reader.
I have tested this on Designer ES2 and ES3 and Reader X.
I cant seem to find a way to attach the XML and PDF, but i will include the XML for reference:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<draft>
<number>100040</number>
<entered>02-18-2015</entered>
<name>Name</name>
</draft>
Hello,
I believe I spoke too soon, the data now binds when I Preview the PDF in LiveCycle, but when I save it and then open it in Acrobat Pro or Reader, it does not bind the XML data in.
Any help is appreciated.
Ian
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Getting error when try to upload xml file into Data Template
Hi,
Getting error when try to upload xml file into Data Template.error:"The uploaded file XXSLARPT.xml is invalid. The file should be in XML-DATA-TEMPLATE format."Plz anybody help me.
Thanks,
Prasad.Hi,
Anybody Help Plzzzzzz.
thx,
Prasad -
A query while importing an XML file into a Database Table
Hi,
I am Creating an ODI Project to import an XML file into a Database Table.With the help of the following link
http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/fmw/odi/odi_11g/odi_project_xml-to-table/odi_project_xml-to-table.htm
I am facing a problem while creating Physical Schema for the XML Source Model.
For the
Schema(Schema)
and
Schema(Work Schema) field they have selected GEO_D.
What is GEO_D here??
or
What I have to select here?
1) schema of the xml file (NB:-I havn't created any .xsd or .dtd file for my .xml file)
or
2)my target servers schema
Please tell me what I'll do??
Thanksand
Schema(Work Schema) field they have selected GEO_D.
What is GEO_D here??This is the schema name which is specified in the XML file .
What I have to select here?
1) schema of the xml file (NB:-I havn't created any .xsd or .dtd file for my .xml file)Yes
2)my target servers schema
Please tell me what I'll do??
Thanks -
Error while loading XML files into scott user
Hi All,
I'm new to xml files. I need to load xml files into database through OWB.
I have xml file in my local machine & am trying to load into table PO of Scott. Scott is registered as repository user.
Followed same steps as specified in userguide.
But, when executing the procedure ( in two ways one as just table name, and other as user.table name) it is showing the below error:
Procedure is:(1)--with username.tablename
begin
wb_xml_load(
'<OWBXMLRuntime>'||
'<XMLSource>'||
'<file>&&SAMPLES_DIR.sample1.xml</file>'||
'</XMLSource>'||
'<targets>'||
'<target dateFormat="yyyy.MM.dd">scott.PO</target>'||
'</targets>'||
'</OWBXMLRuntime>'
end;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-20006: Error occurred while truncating target database object SCOTT.PO.
Base exception: ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
ORA-06512: at "OWBSYS.WB_XML_LOAD_F", line 12
ORA-06512: at "OWBSYS.WB_XML_LOAD", line 4
ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.SAMPLE1", line 3
ORA-06512: at line 1
Procedure is:(2) with out username
begin
wb_xml_load(
'<OWBXMLRuntime>'||
'<XMLSource>'||
'<file>&&SAMPLES_DIR.sample1.xml</file>'||
'</XMLSource>'||
'<targets>'||
'<target dateFormat="yyyy.MM.dd">PO</target>'||
'</targets>'||
'</OWBXMLRuntime>'
end;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-20006: Error occurred while truncating target database object PO.
Base exception: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
ORA-06512: at "OWBSYS.WB_XML_LOAD_F", line 12
ORA-06512: at "OWBSYS.WB_XML_LOAD", line 4
ORA-06512: at line 2
xml file:
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
<ID>100</ID>
<ORDER_DATE>2000.12.20</ORDER_DATE>
<SHIPTO_NAME>Adrian Howard</SHIPTO_NAME>
<SHIPTO_STREET>500 Marine World Parkway</SHIPTO_STREET>
<SHIPTO_CITY>Redwood City</SHIPTO_CITY>
<SHIPTO_STATE>CA</SHIPTO_STATE>
<SHIPTO_ZIP>94065</SHIPTO_ZIP>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
Note: Everything works fine if I create PO table in OWBSYS user and execute the procedurein OWBSYS user. OWBSYS.PO table will be loaded.
What privileges are missing, what shouldI do if I want to execute the procedure from scott user and load the table of scott.
Thanks in advance for the help.
Regards,
JoshnaHi Joshna,
Please follow below steps to load xml file to oracle database.
1.First connect to owb (Design Center) through your repository owner user (ex : REP_OWNER).
2. Import WB_XML_LOAD procedure . and exit to repository owner.
3. connect to owb design center through your repository user (ex : REP_USER)
Create New mapping and drag one Constant Operator and create one attribute, paste / edit following code
'<OWBXMLRuntime>'||
'<XMLSource>'||
'<file>E:\SOURCE\emp.xml</file>'||
'</XMLSource>'||
'<targets>'||
'<target truncateFirst = "FALSE" dateFormat="yyyy.MM.dd">rep_user.emp</target>'||
'</targets>'||
'</OWBXMLRuntime>'
4. Drag pre mapping operator and select WB_XML_LOAD procedure
5. Connect Constant Operator attribute to pre mapping operator.
6. Drag two dummy tables and connect source to target. (ex : drag t1 (table) tab two times and connect.
7. Validate and deploy the mapping.
8. grant necessary grant command to rep_owner user to rep_user user.
(Note : target truncateFirst = "FALSE" by default truncate the table. So you have to give grant privileges
To rep_user , select ,insert, delete privileges.
9. Execute the mapping , and check EMP table. (Note : before loading EMP table delete all records ).
10 . If you want more description please go through the below link
http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/A95931_01/apf.htm
Regards
Venkat -
1. Is there a way to import large XML files into HANA efficiently?
2. Will it process it node by node or the entire file at a time?
3. Are there any data services provided to do this?
This for a project use case i also have an requirement to process bulk XML files, suggest me to accomplish this taskHi Patrick,
I am addressing the similar issue. "Getting data from huge XMLs into Hana."
Using Odata services can we handle huge data (i.e create schema/load into Hana) On-the-fly ?
In my scenario,
I get a folder of different complex XML files which are to be loaded into Hana database.
Then I gotta transform & cleanse the data.
Can I use oData services to transform and cleanse the data ?
If so, how can I create oData services dynamically ?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Regards,
Alekhya
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