Correct way to handle updates of XMLtype columns in standard tables.

Hello to whoever may read this,
I am currently studying the XML functionality of oracle DB for a uni project.
We have been asked to compare/contrast solutions to publishing product and price data for data stored in standard relational tables, and data stored in XML type tables. For extra marks, i am looking at a table containing an XMLType column for multiple items of data relating to the primarykey.
I have managed to get my head around publishing the data - pretty straight forward, but we have also been asked to show how we can update data, which isn't a problem within the standard tables/columns, but when it comes to the XMLType columns/tables, i dont have a clue.
At the moment i am working on trying to update an XMLtype column. The table itself is a "product" table, and contains product information, as well as an XMLType column containing multiple changes to the prices. In the relational tables, this "product" table has a one-to-many link to another table called price_history which contains details about past prices (which is populated by a trigger on update/insert of a new price). But in this table all the product changes are stored in XML format in the XML type column "prices".
Table columns: id number(4), name varchar2(25), prices xmltype;
example data: 1781, CDW 20/48/E, <product_prices><price_change>
<change_id>1</change_id>
<date_changed>2009-10-13</date_changed>
<details>price increased</details>
<new_value>234</new_value>
</price_change>
<price_change>
<change_id>2</change_id>
<date_changed>2009-10-13</date_changed>
<details>price increased</details>
<new_value>235</new_value>
</price_change></product_prices>
We need to give examples of an update. I have been looking around the net, and these forums for a solution now for about 4 hours. My own thoughts are that to update this with a new price change i need to, SELECT the current data INTO a variable, then concatenate that variable with the new price change info e.g.
<price_change>
<change_id>3</change_id>
<date_changed>2009-10-13</date_changed>
<details>price decreased</details>
<new_value>230</new_value>
</price_change>
then insert that whole chunk of data again to overwrite the old data.
Now im fairly certain there is some function somewhere which will allow me to do this update/insert operation without going through this process... After i am done with this update of XMLType column data, i need to tackle updating data in an XMLType Table with XQuery(? apparently), so if you have any pointers for that please let me know.
Could one of you experts point me in the right direction for this? Any advice at this stage is a great help and will stop me losing my mind.
p.s. im sorry about the lengthy description of the problem/solution required. How to describle something i dont understand? I ask myself.

Hi,
You really need to take a look at the XMLDB Developers guide.
For updating XML with SQL/XML see UPDATEXML and for XQuery see [Using XQuery with Oracle XMLDB|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14259/xdb_xquery.htm#sthref1673]
HTH,
Chris

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We are starting a project to handle Workflow of documents.
We have an Enterprise with some Users that edit and publish documents;
and related subcompanies that have Users that read only the documents.
We have to handle the revisions of documents, the process phases and the validation
of a revisor for each phase and also control the document access.
Our backend database is Oracle 8 for Wordgroup (in the Enterprise) and IIS for the client access (from subcompanies).
We want to use this architecture : client (HTML) and server (servlet, JSP).
These documents are written with Word97 and are stored in Oracle 8.
We plan in the future on updating Oracle 8 FWG > Oracle8 Enterprise > Oracle8i and the migration from IIS (NT Web Server) to (UNIX Solaris).
My questions are:
1) How control the open and save of documents with Oracle connection ?
2) Is better to store the documents inside Oracle or just insert the URL in tables ?
3) If I want to use ConText cartridge for searching mechanism where I have to store
this documents ?
4) For the servlets I need an Application Server ? Wich release ?
Could you help me to get the correct solution. I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks
Lorenzo Baldovini.
[email protected]

Hi,
You really need to take a look at the XMLDB Developers guide.
For updating XML with SQL/XML see UPDATEXML and for XQuery see [Using XQuery with Oracle XMLDB|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14259/xdb_xquery.htm#sthref1673]
HTH,
Chris

Correct way of async updates?

Hi FX gurus
As far as I understand, no other thread than the JFX app thread may manipulate node props in the scene graph.
If I have the need to reflect async updates of a data model within my JavaFX UI, the way to go is via Platform.runLater in a JFX task or service. Correct?
The problem is, if updates become to frequent (a few ms, dep on platform), the JavaFX app becomes completely unresponsive.
Is there another possibility or preferred way to achieve frequent updates? Or do I have to throttle update rates?
I am using Jfx 2.2 b11 under Win7 64
My app setup is a scene with some textfields, their text properties bound to SimpleStringProperty objects.
An JFX Task with adjustable rate (Thread.sleep) frequently updates the property objects.
Another task frequently (twice a second) measures the framerate.
Can provide code, if wanted.....
regards,
Bernhard
Edited by: user9218224 on Jun 13, 2012 1:24 AM

If I have the need to reflect async updates of a data model within my JavaFX UI, the way to go is via Platform.runLater in a JFX task or service. Correct?Sounds like the PartialResultsTask case in the task javadoc
http://docs.oracle.com/javafx/2/api/javafx/concurrent/Task.html
Though, often you don't need to have a Task and can just use runlater (e.g. if your async communication framework may has it's own threading implementation and you just want to communicate the results from the communication thread back on to the JavaFX application thread).
Tasks are nice if you need to do things like measure progress and provide update messages and require hooks for task state changes.
do I have to throttle update rates?You can have your async communication receiver accept a bunch of results and batch them up before passing them over to the JavaFX application thread - that way you don't flood the application thread.
You could take a look at Richard's sample code here for some pointers on how that might be achieved:
Re: GUi pause even with Platform.runLater "GUi pause even with Platform.runLater"
These kind of issues have come up a few time in the past, perhaps something can be done in the underlying platform to make things easier for application developers, but I'm not sure what.

Clients connect to wifi with certificate that expires every month - correct way to handle expired certificates?

Hi all
I'm sorry if this is the wrong forum to ask this question. Also my knowledge in this area is somewhat limited, which I why I need your help :-)
We use wireless networks primarily in my company for all our clients and use a certificate to authenticate to the network. This certificate expires after 1 month and we automatically renew them 1 week before expiry. Relatively often we have users that
are not connected to the network for a few weeks or more and then the certificate expires before being renewed. Then we have to connect them to the wired network to get the certificate updated, so they can connect to the wireless network again.
What is the correct approach to solve this issue? We feel extending the life of the certificate would be a too big security compromise. Is there some way you could automatically allow an expired certificate briefly with the sole purpose of renewing the certificate?
Or how would you normally resolve this issue?
Thanks for any help/knowledge you can provide :-)

> Setting the validity period that high, means that the certificate could be cracked before expiry.
then you should be scary of CAs which validity is 10 or more years. And they use the same cryptography as end-entity certificates (key length and signature algorithms). It is a paranoya. Just make sure if client certificates use at least 2048 bit long
keys and use SHA1 (or better) signature algorithm. In this case there is a little chance that certificate will be successfully cracked in 2 years.
If there is an evidence (or indications) of client private key compromise -- immediately revoke the certificate and publish new CRL ASAP. You cannot protect clients from key compromise by using short-living certificates, because key compromise is ususally
achieved by gaining a control over the private key (malware on client computer). Therefore, there is nothing wrong in issuing client certificates with 1 or 2 year validity.
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