Create xml document by xpath in java

as i know, i can navigate existing xml document by xpath in java, i wonder if i can create a xml document framework by xpath in java?
something like:
Document doc = someobject.create(xpath expression);
then i can use DOM to fill the framework?
Thanks

Please refer
http://www.packtpub.com/article/xpath-support-in-oracle-jdeveloper-xdk-11g

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For the last 5 years (and in IPCC3.x/4.x,UCCX/5.x/7.x) I've used the same basic subflow to read a XML document that contains holiday dates where the queue should be closed. I've re-used this script on 20+ client installs and it's always worked. The structure of the script allows you to pass the path and filename of the XML document as parameters to the subflow. (The document is in the repository)
I loaded this script in UCCX 8.0.2 recently and it crashed with a Java.IO error. It looked like it was trying to read the file system directly and not the repository. (In the Linux appliance model this kind of makes sense but why is the step trying to read the file system directly?)
So I open a TAC case (SR# 615243125) and TAC tells me that the method of using the Create File Document step is not supported anymore and that I should specify the filename directly in the Create XML Document step
The problem that I see (aside from having to edit all my scripts that use XML files) is that the Create XML Document step is looking for the input to be a type DOCUMENT and not a type STRING. This seems to imply that I have to hardcode the document in each script that I deploy for a customer. When it was a string it was easy to construct the full file path from parameters and pass to the subflow.
Questions to the group
#1 Am I missing something here?
#2 Do you assume that you'll be able to load a script that worked fine in UCCX 7 into UCCX 8 and that it should completely function when you're doing everything according to the step reference documentation.
#3 Cisco didn’t document this in any way that I can find.
#4 How can you use the Create XML Document step in a fashion that would let you construct the path of the file and the filename previously in the script so you could pass it to a subflow ? It would seem this functionality has been killed in UCCX 8
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#1 Am I missing something here?
You are mixing two different issues together here.
The Create File Document step is indeed not needed or supported for creating an XML document. That is why there is a unique step; to trigger XML parsing within the MIVR subsystem.
Accessing the file system is restricted to a single folder within the VOS model (i.e. 8.0+). This folder is not backed up, replicated, or cleaned up automatically. It was intended to give developers some FS access as a temporary swap location only.
#2 Do you assume that you'll be able to load a script that
worked fine in UCCX 7 into UCCX 8 and that it should completely
function when you're doing everything according to the step reference
documentation.
Assume nothing; read the documentation and attend one of the dozens of partner training sessions that CCBU put on advising of the upcoming changes.
#3 Cisco didn’t document this in any way that I can find.
You're right, I guess, on the Create File vs. XML Document step. AFAIK Cisco never wrote a notice into the Step Reference Guide explicitly stating that you cannot use the Create File Document although the documentation seemed pretty clear to me without it. File system restrictions are documented in the 8.0 release notes.
Scripting and Development Series: Volume 2, Editor Step ReferenceUse the Create XML Document step to create a logical document that maps a document to another document variable (where the document has already been pre-parsed as an XML document and is ready to be accessed by the Get XML Document Data step).Use this step before the Get XML Document Data step to obtain data from a document formatted using the Extensible Markup Language (XML).
#4 How can you use the Create XML Document step in a fashion that would
let you construct the path of the file and the filename previously in
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http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2005/01/12/xpath.html
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java version "1.5.0_11"
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     InputSource cannot be resolved to a type
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     NodeSet cannot be resolved to a type
     NodeList cannot be resolved to a type
     NodeList cannot be resolved to a type
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     SAXBuilder cannot be resolved to a type
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     The method selectSingleNode(Document, String) is undefined for the type XPath
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Hope this helps.
Jerald
"Eric Vasilik" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
To create a new, untyped document:
XmlObject x = XmlLoader.newInstance();
To create a new, typed document:
Map options = new HashMap(
XmlOptions.DOCUMENT_TYPE,
CustomerDocument.type );
CustomerDocument cd = (CustomerDocument) =
XmlLoader.newInstance( options );
I have changes pending which will alow you to do this more easily:
CustomerDocument cd = CustomerDocument.Factory.newInstance();
- Eric
"Pascal Fuget" <[email protected]> wrote:
I've downloaded the package generated for my schema.
Now I'm trying to create a XML Document using the interfaces generated
and the
xmlbeans package. In documentation, all samples start with a call to
XmlLoader.load(xmlinput).
In my case I've no xmlinput, I've only java parameters and i need to
produce an
XML document.
Could you provide a sample code please ?
Thanks in advance.

Creating XML from Relational Tables using java

I would like to create an XML document by querying relational tables in java
try {
        connection = getConnection();
        final String qryStr = "select XMLElement( foo, 'bar' ) from dual";
        final OracleXMLQuery qry = new OracleXMLQuery(connection, qryStr);
        final String xmlString = qry.getXMLString();
I would expect this to give the following result that I get from running the statement in SQL Developer
select XMLElement( foo, 'bar' ) from dual
<FOO>bar</FOO>
Instead I get
<?xml version = '1.0'?>
<ERROR>oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException: Character ')' is not allowed in an XML tag name.</ERROR>
Is this the correct way to go about this?

Is this the correct way to go about this?
Not really.
OracleXMLQuery class is the Java-side implementation of DBMS_XMLQUERY APIs.
It's mostly designed to generate a canonical XML document out of a SQL query.
Assuming a query like "SELECT col1, col2 FROM my_table", the resulting XML should appear like this :
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
    <COL1>123</COL1>
    <COL2>ABC</COL2>
</ROW>
<ROW>
    <COL1>456</COL1>
    <COL2>XYZ</COL2>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
So in your test, since the resulting column is not aliased (XMLElement), you're actually trying to generate something like this :
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
    <XMLELEMENT(FOO,'BAR')>
      <FOO>bar</FOO>
    </XMLELEMENT(FOO,'BAR')>
</ROW>
<ROWSET>
which of course is invalid, hence the error message.
If you want to generate only <FOO>bar</FOO> as output, just use a regular PreparedStatement with your query and access the document in the ResultSet with the proper getter.

Creating XML document

hi all, i was wondering if anyone can tell me a way of creating an xml page using java, i have been trying to Jdom but with no luck, does anyone have any code they can share that will allow me to create a xml document using the xerces pacakage?

Here is how to do it in JDom.
Element dmodule = new Element( "dmodule");
Document doc = new Document( dmodule );
... add content to dmodule
String fn = "whatever.xml";
File out = new File( fn );
XMLOutputter xmlo;
try
    FileWriter fw = new FileWriter( out );
    xmlo = new XMLOutputter( Format.getPrettyFormat() );
    xmlo.output( doc, fw );
catch (IOException e)
    e.printStackTrace();
}That is the basics. Just add your own content, and away you go.
Dave Patterson

Cisco UCCX 10.6 Get XML Document Data XPath count() function

Hi
I'd like to retrieve the number of XML nodes in a document to make a script more efficient.
e.g. with this XML, I'd like to know how many <message> nodes there are:
<messages>
<message>contentA</message>
<message>contentA</message>
<message>contentA</message>
</messages>
I've tried iNodeCount = Get XML Document Data (inputXMLfile, "count(//messages/message)")
If I try this in an XPath expression tester then I get the result I'm expecting - an integer of 3. However, in UCCX this produces the error "Can not convert #NUMBER to a NodeList!"... What am I doing wrong?
Thanks

Hi,
you may want to use a Set or a Do step to execute Java code.
First, reference the XML file (within the repository) by calling DOC[myFile.xml] and of course, assigning this value to a Document type variable, e.g.:
Set myDocument = DOC[myFile.xml]
Then add a Do step that actually does the XPath part of the job.
There's a nice step by step explanation of it here: http://viralpatel.net/blogs/java-xml-xpath-tutorial-parse-xml/
Remember, you can get the Inputstream object of the myDocument variable using the getInputStream() method on it.
G.

Create xml document with xsd

Hi,
i'm new at this, so i need some help. I am developing web service that interacts with user over SOAP. User has to send xsd and web service has to create or update xml whitch is something like database. Is this posible?
Thanx,
Alan.

With XMLBeans an XML document may be generated from a schema.
Refer to section
Creating New XML Instances from Schema
http://xmlbeans.apache.org/docs/2.0.0/guide/conGettingStartedwithXMLBeans.html

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