Combining XML files

Hi,
I have a collection of XML files that I want to embed in one XML file. What is the best way to achieve this?
a) Manually create a new DOM from the existing DOMs
b) Use XSLT
c) Use XInclude
d) Something else :-)
As I only want to combine the xml files to form one XML file, i think that using XSLT or XInclue might be overkill. Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Shane

A low budget non xml way would be to create a MultipleInputStream class that takes a bunch of streams and treats them as one big stream. You pass an instance of this to your sax or dom parser.
InputStreams[] ises = getYourXMLFilesFromSomewhere();
MultipleInputStream mis = new MultipleInputStream();
mis.addStream(new StringStream("<root>");
mis.addStreames(ises);
mis.addStream(new StringStream("</root>");
XMLReader r = ......
r.parse(mis);

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<txtAge>21 </txtAge>
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Combining XML files together

my problem is as follows:
I have three tables (order's line item,order and customer information)I want to extract each of their information in XML file and join them in one XML file. I have the following code for generating each XML file
but I don't know how can I join them to make final XML file:
try
Connection cn = ConnectionHelper.getConnection();
OracleXMLQuery q1 = new OracleXMLQuery(cn,"SELECT * from orderlineitem
where order=1");
Connection cn = ConnectionHelper.getConnection();
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order=1");
Connection cn = ConnectionHelper.getConnection();
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catch(Exception e)
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Could anyone please send me code that how can I join those results in one XML
document?
With best regards,
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InputStreams[] ises = getYourXMLFilesFromSomewhere();
MultipleInputStream mis = new MultipleInputStream();
mis.addStream(new StringStream("<root>");
mis.addStreames(ises);
mis.addStream(new StringStream("</root>");
XMLReader r = ......
r.parse(mis);

How to merge many XML files into one?

Hi: I got a small project to combine many XML files into one and convert the combined XML file in Excel using AppleScript. My XML files look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Metadataobject>
    <from>[email protected]</from>
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and like this...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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    <timezone>CEST</timezone>
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    <month>7</month>
    <day>12</day>
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I get many XML files like this. And I want them to be combined and shown like this:
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    <priority>1</priority>
    <timezone>CEST</timezone>
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    <day>12</day>
    <hour>16</hour>
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That is just an intermediary state to get to the excel version. Actually I get many small XML files (as shown above) from client and I want them all combined in an excel sheet with common column headings... like this...
from
jobname
pages
priority
timezone
year
month
day
hour
id
[email protected]
B3_IM09MBDUF
   2
3
CEST
2013
7
15
11
1
[email protected]
B3_IM09MBDUF
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3
CEST
2013
7
15
11
2
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Combine several XML files with same structure

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evaleah wrote:
I have made sure all my home settings are correct in my registry editor and they are. Another thing to note is the control file I am using works 100% perfectly, beautifully when called from Toad for Oracle. It is when called from the command line utility that it fails. Is there anyway to determine what the difference could be?
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You can you do it and see what happens...
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SQL*Loader: Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Wed May 12 20:36:25 2010
Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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NareshDharmiVatsal wrote:
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