Creating an xml file - urgent

hi !
i want to create an xml file frim hierarchical data (n depth) . please advise me how to create xml file using dom and how to write dom elements to disk...

read the documentation foor DOM it is not hard. You can create root elements, then append children to them, finally you can seralize the DOM Tree you just built

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URGENT -- Perofrmance issue while creating Huge XML file

All XML Experts Please Help....Thanks a lot in Advance
We are trying to create a XML file for a huge table.. 5 million rows and the performance is ver very bad.. Can some body help by giving me an idea what what my best approch could be... or what am I doing wrong in in the code below
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE Sales_1_Generate_Xml IS
temp_clob CLOB;
temp_buffer VARCHAR2(1);
amount BINARY_INTEGER := 1;
position INTEGER := 1;
filehandle utl_file.file_type;
error_number NUMBER;
error_message VARCHAR2(100);
length_count INTEGER;
qryctx dbms_xmlgen.ctxhandle;
BEGIN
qryctx := dbms_xmlgen.newcontext('select /* INDEX UF_SALES(UF_SALES_IX16) */
TRANSACTION_NUMBER     "Transaction_Number",
TRANSACTION_TYPE_ID     "Transaction_Type_ID",
PROCESS_FISCAL_DATE_ID     "Process_Fiscal_Date_ID",
INVOICE_FISCAL_DATE_ID     "Invoice_Fiscal_Date_ID",
ORDER_FISCAL_DATE_ID     "Order_Fiscal_Date_ID",
PROCESS_CALENDAR_DATE_ID     "Process_Calendar_Date_ID",
INVOICE_CALENDAR_DATE_ID     "Invoice_Calendar_Date_ID",
ORDER_CALENDAR_DATE_ID     "Order_Calendar_Date_ID",
CURRENT_TM_ID     "Current_TM_ID",
CUSTOMER_ID     "Customer_ID",
CUSTOMER_TYPE_ID     "Customer_Type_ID",
CUSTOMER_LEVEL_ID     "Customer_Level_ID",
ACCOUNT_TYPE_ID     "Account_Type_ID",
TRADE_CLASS_ID     "Trade_Class_ID",
DISTRIBUTOR_ID     "Distributor_ID",
PRODUCT_ID     "Product_ID",
ORDERED_PRODUCT_ID     "Ordered_Product_ID",
BRAND_TYPE_ID     "Brand_Type_ID",
LABEL_TYPE_ID     "Label_Type_ID",
BRAND_LABEL_ID     "Brand_Label_ID",
PRICED_BY_ID     "Priced_By_ID",
SALES_UOM_ID     "Sales_UOM_ID",
PURCHASING_UOM_ID     "Purchasing_UOM_ID",
PRICING_UOM_ID     "Pricing_UOM_ID",
NET_COST     "Net_Cost",
NPA_S     "NPA_S",
CMA_S     "CMA_S",
NOT_S     "NOT_S",
TOTAL_NATIONAL_ALLOWANCE_S     "Total_National_Allowance_S",
LPA_S     "LPA_S",
LMA_S     "LMA_S",
LOT_S     "LOT_S",
TOTAL_LOCAL_ALLOWANCE_S     "Total_Local_Allowance_S",
TOTAL_ALLOWANCES_S     "Total_Allowances_S",
LPC     "LPC",
LPC_EXTENDED     "LPC_Extended",
LPF     "LPF",
LPF_EXTENDED     "LPF_Extended",
TRUE_COST     "True_Cost",
CDE     "CDE",
LPP     "LPP",
SURCHARGE     "Surcharge",
COMBINED_SURCHARGE     "Combined_Surcharge",
TOTAL_SURCHARGES     "Total_Surcharges",
MARKET_COST     "Market_Cost",
INSIDE_PAD     "Inside_Pad",
SALES_REP_COST     "Sales_Rep_Cost",
SALES_REP_MARGIN     "Sales_Rep_Margin",
SALES_PRICE     "Sales_Price",
SALES_TRUE_MARGIN     "Sales_True_Margin",
NVD     "NVD",
LVD     "LVD",
NID     "NID",
LID     "LID",
TOTAL_VD     "Total_VD",
TOTAL_ID     "Total_ID",
TOTAL_DEVIATIONS     "Total_Deviations",
GP1     "GP1",
GP2     "GP2",
DEVIATED_COST     "Deviated_Cost",
ACTUAL_COST     "Actual_Cost",
SALES_TAX     "Sales_Tax",
QUANTITY_ORDERED     "Quantity_Ordered",
QUANTITY_SHIPPED     "Quantity_Shipped",
QUANTITY_DEVIATED     "Quantity_Deviated",
QUANTITY_SUBBED     "Quantity_Subbed",
UNITS_ORDERED     "Units_Ordered",
EACHES_ORDERED     "Eaches_Ordered",
EACH_CONVERSION_FACTOR     "Each_Conversion_Factor",
UNITS_SHIPPED     "Units_Shipped",
EACHES_SHIPPED     "Eaches_Shipped",
SHIP_WEIGHT     "Ship_Weight",
ACTUAL_GP_DLR     "Actual_GP_Dlr",
TRUE_GP_DLR     "True_GP_Dlr",
LANDED_GP_DLR     "Landed_GP_Dlr",
LANDED_ACTUAL_GP_DLR     "Landed_Actual_GP_Dlr",
INVOICE_GP_DLR     "Invoice_GP_Dlr",
INVOICE_ACTUAL_GP_DLR     "Invoice_Actual_GP_Dlr",
ADJUSTED_ACTUAL_GP_DLR     "Adjusted_Actual_GP_Dlr",
EB_S     "EB_S",
MB_S     "MB_S",
ACTUAL_TM_ID     "Actual_TM_ID",
ACTUAL_TM_NAME     "Actual_TM_Name",
ACTUAL_DSM_ID     "Actual_DSM_ID",
ACTUAL_DSM_NAME     "Actual_DSM_Name",
INVOICE_NUMBER      "Invoice_Number ",
CONTRACT_NUMBER     "Contract_Number",
CUSTOMER_NUMBER     "Customer_Number",
CUSTOMER     "Customer",
PRODUCT_NUMBER     "Product_Number",
MASTER_DISTRIBUTOR_ID     "Master_Distributor_ID",
ORDERED_PRODUCT_NUMBER     "Ordered_Product_Number",
NATIVE_PRODUCT_STATUS     "Native_Product_Status",
NATIVE_PRICED_BY_INDICATOR     "Native_Priced_By_Indicator",
EXTRACTION_TIME     "Extraction_Time"
from uf_sales where distributor_id in (''5139'',
''5140'',
''5145'',
''5150'',
''5160'',
''5175'',
''5180'',
''5210'',
''5220'',
''5230'')
DBMS_XMLGen.setRowTag(qryctx,'Sales_Record');
DBMS_XMLGen.setRowSetTag(qryctx,'Sales_Set');
temp_clob:=dbms_xmlgen.getxml(qryctx);
length_count := dbms_lob.getlength(temp_clob);
dbms_output.put_line('Internal LOB size is: ' || length_count);
filehandle := utl_file.fopen('DATA_EXTRACT','Sales_1.xml','Wb',32767);
WHILE length_count <> 0 LOOP
dbms_lob.read (temp_clob, amount, position, temp_buffer);
--utl_file.put (filehandle, temp_buffer);
utl_file.put_raw(filehandle, utl_raw.cast_to_raw(temp_buffer));
position := position + 1;
length_count := length_count - 1;
temp_buffer := null;
END LOOP;
dbms_output.put_line('Exit the loop');
utl_file.fclose(filehandle);
DBMS_XMLGen.closeContext(qryctx);
dbms_output.put_line('Close the file');
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
BEGIN
error_number := sqlcode;
error_message := substr(sqlerrm ,1 ,100);
dbms_output.put_line('Error #: ' || error_number);
dbms_output.put_line('Error Message: ' || error_message);
utl_file.fclose_all;
END;
END;
/

OK, so you are writing the file with UTL_FILE. How long is the whole process taking. Have you timed the time taken to generate the temp_clob with the result Vs the time to write the output to a file.

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============================================================================
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============
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How to make a bean create an xml file..

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just "wrap" this up in a bean.
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Hi...
XML newbie here - so.
Is it possible to create and xml file from a recordset?
I need to create a datafeed of our e-commerce products.
Also, some of the db data contains HTML Code (product
description field),
how will this effect the xml file?
Another problem is that my xml file needs to contain url's
for the products
and product images. My ASP pages contain these URL in hard
code and then
pull the actual file names from the db
Hope that makes some sense
Thanks for any help
Andy

Hi David
Thanks for your help.
I think it will have to be option 1 as i am using Access DB.
I don't know how to go about it but will serach good old
Google.
Here is my recordset below, that pulls the required data from
Access.
The product and product image URL's need to be in the xml
file but only the
product image name and product id are in the database, e.g
image name
(imagename.jpg) productid (21)
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> Andy,
>
> There are two ways you can create a xml file from a
recordset
>
> 1. Is to code it using Server.CreateObject(XMLDOM)
> 2. If you are using SQL server 2005, just request the RS
returns as XML
> data. using FOR XML AUTO after the where cause ( the
best way with 2005
> and
> higher sql server)
>
> The db data containing HTML code should not effect your
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> it
> is bad markup. You could wrap the data with
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>
> If the url is a recordset field, then it will return
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> If
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your URL from the
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>
> It is best to use storage procedure (SP )for security
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>
> David
>

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Hello gurus,
I want to create a xml file using data from scustom table. I will create an internal table and will select some records to it.
I searched the forum and i discovered the call transformation, but when i execute the example program at the CALL TRANSFORMATION shows a dump screen.
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accept any suggestion

Let us assume you have all the data from the jsp form in an java bean object..
Now you want a xml file. This can be acheived in 2 ways
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I trying to create an xml file using a java program. I just wondering what is the best way to go about it and what should i use jdom ,xerces sax etc.

Use JAXP+SAX.
Here an example:import java.io.*;
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import javax.xml.parsers.*;
import javax.xml.transform.*;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.*;
import javax.xml.transform.sax.*;
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Transformer serializer = hd.getTransformer();
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serializer.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.DOCTYPE_SYSTEM,"users.dtd");
serializer.setOutputProperty(OutputKeys.INDENT,"yes");
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hd.startDocument();
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hd.startElement("","","USERS",atts);
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[i]This xml generation program might be the best solution because it uses JAXP 1.1 so it will work under JDK 1.4 or JDK 1.2/1.3 with XALAN2 library (or any XML library JAXP 1.1 compliant). It's also memory-friendly because it doesn't need DOM.
See http://www.javazoom.net/services/newsletter/xmlgeneration.html
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I'm a new user of XML. I've a very important question:
Is it possible create an XML file using some java package? If yes what package i must use? JDOM is the right product?
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Hi all,
I'm afraid that I will seem dummy, but I think I really misunderstand something or I'm trying to do something that is not possible...
I would like to create a XML file containing the following:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!DOCTYPE playlist SYSTEM "pl.dtd">
<playlist id="2">
</playlist>I really need to have both the stylesheet and the DOCTYPE declarations... Does anyone know if this is possible ?
To create the XML Document, I am using the DocumentBuilder object from javax.xml package (jaxp-1.2-ea2). I think this, at least, is correct.
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- the Serializer from Xerces parser (version 2.0.1) to print out the Document I am creating with the jaxp, but I was able only to obtain the stylesheet declaration...
So far I have just understand that there is a difference between Serializer and Transformer (one is serializing, and the other is transforming ;-)), but I couldn't figure out which one would be suitable to produce the XML file above...
I would really appreciate if one could help me with that ;-)
Thanks,
Karau

Could send me an example ?
For the moment I am using Transformer in that way:
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         transformer.transform(source, res);
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         throw tce;
     catch (TransformerException te) {
         throw te;
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the browser but just not sure how to create a file and place in on
the server.
Any help would be appreciated GREATLY!!!!

See if this helps:
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Ken Ford
Adobe Community Expert - Dreamweaver
Fordwebs, LLC
http://www.fordwebs.com
"cfcolorado" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I need to loop through a query to create an xml file. How
do I create a file
> using CF? I thought maybe cffile but I don't see an
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> used cfheader to send content to the browser but just
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>
> Any help would be appreciated GREATLY!!!!
>

Creating an XML file using Java Standalone

Hi,
My problem is -
1) write a java stand alone retrieving data from database and put the data in XML format (i.e; we have to create an XML file).
How to do this? Could any one of you please suggest me how to code or can i have any links that refer the code snippets.
Thanks.

Could someone give me a link with information on how SAX is used to create an XML?
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Creating an XML file with CFFILE on UNIX server

I've run into a problem with creating an XML file on a UNIX
server. I don't have access to the server and I'm trying to create
an XML file so an outside agency can read it through the site URL.
On a Windows machine I use GetDirectoryFromPath and
ExpandPath to return the drive/path info, then I create the file
with this and the query result. On the Unix web server I am only
being returned a relative path, because of this I can't write the
XML file to the web server. Any idea how to get around this?

Knowing as little as I do about Unix I thought you still needed
a drive "letter" to write the XML file to. I've been told I can get
to the root but that it's root is "/bottomFolderName" (I was
expecting R:\webRootPath\yourFolder\etc\XMLFileWrittenHere).
No, that is Windows thinking. You were told right. In Linux,
a path usually begins with the forward slash /.
I had doubts about your code itself. Did you run your version
of my example on Windows? If it works, then you will only have to
replace the Windows path with something like the following. The
rest of the code remains the same.

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