Creating XML

How can I create an xml string in Java without using the DOM parser? Is there any class I could use to create my xml, like the XmlWriter class in JDK 5. I am using JDK 1.3.1_16.

How can I create an xml string in Java without using
the DOM parser? Is there any class I could use to
create my xml, like the XmlWriter class in JDK 5. I
am using JDK 1.3.1_16.Yes, you go download and use a 3rd-party lib, like 'xerces' (google for it).

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  • Create XML file from ABAP with SOAP Details

    Hi,
    I am new to XML and I am not familiar with JAVA or Web Service. I have searched in SDN and googled for a sample program for creating XML document from ABAP with SOAP details. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything.
    I have a requirement for creating an XML file from ABAP with SOAP details. I have the data in the internal table. There is a Schema which the client provided and the file generated from SAP should be validating against that Schema. Schema contains SOAP details like Envelope, Header & Body.
    My question is can I generate the XML file using CALL TRANSFORMATION in SAP with the SOAP details?
    I have tried to create Transformation (Transaction XSLT_TOOL) in SAP with below code. Also in CALL transformation I am not able to change the encoding to UTF-8. It's always show UTF-16.
    <xsl:transform xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:sap="http://www.sap.com/sapxsl" version="1.0">
      <xsl:template match="/">
        <SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
          <SOAP:Header>
            <CUNS:HeaderInfo>
              <CUNS:InterfaceTypeId>10006</InterfaceTypeId>
              <CUNS:BusinessPartnerID>11223344</BusinessPartnerID>
              <CUNS:SchemaVersion>1.0</SchemaVersion>
              <CUNS:DateTime>sy-datum</DateTime>
            </CUNS:HeaderInfo>
          </SOAP:Header>
          <SOAP:Body>
            <xsl:copy-of select="*"/>
          </SOAP:Body>
        </SOAP:Envelope>
      </xsl:template>
    </xsl:transform>
    In ABAP program, I have written below code for calling above Transformation.
      call transformation ('Z_ID')
           source tab = im_t_output[]
           result xml xml_out.
      call function 'SCMS_STRING_TO_FTEXT'
        exporting
          text      = xml_out
        tables
          ftext_tab = ex_t_xml_data.
    Please help me how to generate XML file with SOAP details from ABAP. If anybody have a sample program, please share with me.
    Is there any easy way to create the XML file in CALL Transformation. Please help.
    Thanks

    Try ABAP forum, as it seems not to be PI related.

  • How to create xml file through SDK?

    Hi,
    I need help in creating the xml file using SAP B1 SDK?
    i want to create xml file which is in tally xml format.
    Warm Ragards,
    Mahendra

    Hi Mahendra,
    This is an example to save a form as XML :
    try
                    System.Xml.XmlDocument oXmlDoc = null;
                    string sXmlString = null;
                    oXmlDoc = new System.Xml.XmlDocument();
                    // get the form as an XML string
                    sXmlString = Form.GetAsXML();
                    // load the form's XML string to the
                    // XML document object
                    oXmlDoc.LoadXml(sXmlString);
                    string sPath = null;
                    sPath = System.IO.Directory.GetParent(System.Windows.Forms.Application.StartupPath).ToString();
                    sPath = System.IO.Directory.GetParent(sPath).ToString();
                    // save the XML Document
                    oXmlDoc.Save((sPath + @"\Form" + sType + ".xml"));
                    //oXmlDoc.Save(DIRECTORY_TEMPLATE + "Form" + sType + ".xml");
                catch (Exception ex)
                    SBO_Application.MessageBox("ERROR in 'SaveAsXML()' : " + ex.Message, 1, "Ok", "", "");
    And an example to navigate in the XML file :
    System.Xml.XmlDocument xxml;
                                    System.Xml.XmlNode node;
                                    System.Xml.XmlNodeList nodes;
                                    xxml = new System.Xml.XmlDocument();
                                    xxml.LoadXml(oRecAU.GetAsXML());
                                    nodes = xxml.SelectNodes("BOM/BO/IFC_AU/row");
                                    foreach (System.Xml.XmlNode node in nodes)
                                        oColumn.ValidValues.Add(node.SelectSingleNode("Code").InnerText, node.SelectSingleNode("Name").InnerText);
    I hope it's help you.
    Regards
    Michael

  • Creating XML report using PL/SQL Stored Procedure

    Hi Friends,
    I am working on an xml report with the xml source as PL/SQL Stored Procedure.
    I am referring the exercise shown in the following link to understand the process:
       http://orclapp.blogspot.com/2012/02/developing-xml-publisher-report-using.html
    In the example shown in the above link I could not understand the following:
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       What is the importance of this parameter.
        PROCEDURE REPORT (errbuf  OUT VARCHAR2, retcode  OUT VARCHAR2, p_product_id   IN     NUMBER)
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        Loop is executed. I am not able to appreciate why the following loop is required.
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             THEN
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                l_retrieved := l_length;
                fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.output, l_xmlstr);
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                  FROM DUAL;
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        fnd_file.put_line (fnd_file.output, l_xmlstr);
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    Thanks & Regards
    Hawker

    Hi 32000 in the code is a 'safe' size smaller than the max available 32767, the loops purpose is to move through the entire thing in chunks that will be manageable in the limits of the data type.
    Btw; if you are in Oracle e-business suite then you can also use Oracle reports very simply to create XML output.
    If you have reports developer all you need to do is put raw sql (without any 'artifice' to create XML) in the report SQL and then set the reports output to XML in the program definition in Oracle e-business.
    best regards,
    Robert.

  • CREATE XML PUBLISHER REPORT WITHOUT USING RDF

    Hi Every one ,
    Can anybody share his/her expertise on following issue ?
    "How to create XML Publisher Report without using RDF?"
    Your help is appreciated.

    Hi Swapnesh
    YOu do not need to create the XDODTEXE, its seeded for you. You need to do the following:
    1. Create and test the data template
    2. Load the data template to the template manager against a data definition
    3. Create a concurrent program definition that uses the XDODTEXE as its executable
    4. Create parameters (if required) for the CP and DT that match in name
    You're done
    Regards
    Tim

  • Heap space error while creating XML document from Resultset

    I am getting Heap space error while creating XML document from Resultset.
    It was working fine from small result set object but when the size of resultset was more than 25,000, heap space error
    I am already using -Xms32m -Xmx1024m
    Is there a way to directly write to xml file from resultset instead of creating the whole document first and then writing it to file? Code examples please?
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    result = stmt.executeQuery();
    result.setFetchSize(999);
    Document doc = JDBCUtil.toDocument(result, Application.BANK_ID, interfaceType, Application.VERSION);
    JDBCUtil.write(doc, fileName);
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            Document doc = builder.newDocument();
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            String columnName="";
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                results.appendChild(row);
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                    if(value != null)
                        node.appendChild(doc.createTextNode(value.toString()));
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            // lets write to a file
            OutputFormat format = new OutputFormat(document); // Serialize DOM
            format.setIndent(2);
            format.setLineSeparator(System.getProperty("line.separator"));
            format.setLineWidth(80);
            try {
                FileWriter writer = new FileWriter(filename);
                BufferedWriter buf = new BufferedWriter(writer);
                XMLSerializer FileSerial = new XMLSerializer(writer, format);
                FileSerial.asDOMSerializer(); // As a DOM Serializer
                FileSerial.serialize(document);
                writer.close();
            } catch (IOException ioe) {
                ioe.printStackTrace();
            //long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
            //System.err.println("W3C File write time :" + (end - start) + "  " + filename);
        }

    you can increase your heap size..... try setting this as your environment variable.....
    variable: JAVA_OPTS
    value: -Xms512m -Xmx1024m -XX:PermSize=256m -XX:MaxPermSize=512m

  • Creating XML File Using xmldom Package

    How can I create an XML file from scratch using the PL/SQL xmldom package?
    I want to create an XML file using the xmldom package instead of building the individual tags as strings of VARCHAR2 character data. There is quite a bit of documentation regarding manipulating input XML files using DOM -- but not for creating XML files from scratch given known "tagnames" (<lastName>) and retrieved database "values" ("Smith").
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    <lastName>Smith</lastName>
    </person>
    Is there any documentation that you can recommend?
    Thank you.

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    The create_file procedure creates the file.
    The other procedures are generic procs that can be used with any XML.
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    pi_root_tag IN VARCHAR2,
                                            po_root_element OUT xmldom.domelement,
                                            po_root_node OUT xmldom.domnode,
                                            pi_doctype_url IN VARCHAR2) IS
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    root xmldom.domnode;
    root_node xmldom.domnode;
    root_element xmldom.domelement;
    record_node xmldom.domnode;
    newelenode xmldom.DOMNode;
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    xmldoc := xmldom.newDOMDocument;
    xmldom.setVersion(xmldoc, '1.0');
    xmldom.setDoctype(xmldoc, pi_root_tag, pi_doctype_url,'');
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    root := xmldom.makeNode(xmldoc);
    -- Create the root element in the file --
    create_element_and_append(xmldoc, pi_root_tag, root, root_element, root_node);
    po_xmldoc := xmldoc;
    po_root_node := root_node;
    po_root_element := root_element;
    END create_file_with_root;
    PROCEDURE create_element_and_append(pi_xmldoc IN OUT xmldom.DOMDocument,
    pi_element_name IN VARCHAR2,
                                            pi_parent_node IN xmldom.domnode,
                                            po_new_element OUT xmldom.domelement,
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    element xmldom.domelement;
    child_node xmldom.domnode;
    newelenode xmldom.DOMNode;
    BEGIN
    element := xmldom.createElement(pi_xmldoc, pi_element_name);
    child_node := xmldom.makeNode(element);
    -- Append the new node to the parent --
    newelenode := xmldom.appendchild(pi_parent_node, child_node);
    po_new_node := child_node;
    po_new_element := element;
    END create_element_and_append;
    FUNCTION create_text_element(pio_xmldoc IN OUT xmldom.DOMDocument, pi_element_name IN VARCHAR2,
    pi_element_data IN VARCHAR2, pi_parent_node IN xmldom.domnode) RETURN xmldom.domnode IS
    parent_node xmldom.domnode;                                   
    child_node xmldom.domnode;
    child_element xmldom.domelement;
    newelenode xmldom.DOMNode;
    textele xmldom.DOMText;
    compnode xmldom.DOMNode;
    BEGIN
    create_element_and_append(pio_xmldoc, pi_element_name, pi_parent_node, child_element, child_node);
    parent_node := child_node;
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    textele := xmldom.createTextNode(pio_xmldoc, pi_element_data);
    child_node := xmldom.makeNode(textele);
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    RETURN newelenode;
    END create_text_element;
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    root_node xmldom.domnode;
    xml_doctype xmldom.DOMDocumentType;
    root_element xmldom.domelement;
    record_element xmldom.domelement;
    record_node xmldom.domnode;
    parent_node xmldom.domnode;
    child_node xmldom.domnode;
    newelenode xmldom.DOMNode;
    textele xmldom.DOMText;
    compnode xmldom.DOMNode;
    BEGIN
    xmldoc := xmldom.newDOMDocument;
    xmldom.setVersion(xmldoc, '1.0');
    create_file_with_root(xmldoc, 'root', root_element, root_node, 'test.dtd');
    xmldom.setAttribute(root_element, 'interface_type', 'EXCHANGE_RATES');
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    create_element_and_append(xmldoc, 'record', root_node, record_element, record_node);
    parent_node := create_text_element(xmldoc, 'title', 'Mr', record_node);
    parent_node := create_text_element(xmldoc, 'name', 'Joe', record_node);
    parent_node := create_text_element(xmldoc,'surname', 'Blogs', record_node);
    -- Create the record element in the file --
    create_element_and_append(xmldoc, 'record', root_node, record_element, record_node);
    parent_node := create_text_element(xmldoc, 'title', 'Mrs', record_node);
    parent_node := create_text_element(xmldoc, 'name', 'A', record_node);
    parent_node := create_text_element(xmldoc, 'surname', 'B', record_node);
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    xmldom.writeTofile(xmldoc, 'c:\laiki\willow_data\test.xml');
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    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'Index Size error');
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    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'String Size error');
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    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'Hierarchy request error');
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    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'Wrong doc error');
    WHEN xmldom.INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR THEN
    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'Invalid Char error');
    WHEN xmldom.NO_DATA_ALLOWED_ERR THEN
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    WHEN xmldom.NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR THEN
    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'No mod allowed error');
    WHEN xmldom.NOT_FOUND_ERR THEN
    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'Not found error');
    WHEN xmldom.NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR THEN
    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'Not supported error');
    WHEN xmldom.INUSE_ATTRIBUTE_ERR THEN
    RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20120, 'In use attr error');
    WHEN OTHERS THEN
    dbms_output.put_line('exception occured' || SQLCODE || SUBSTR(SQLERRM, 1, 100));
    END create_file;

  • Creating XML file from Java Bean

    Hi
    Are there any standard methods in Java 1.5 to create XML file from java bean,
    i can use JAXB or castor to do so,
    But i would like to know if there is any thing in java core classes,
    I have seen XMLEncoder, but this is not what i want.
    Any ideas
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    Marshall JavaBean to an XML document with JAXB or XMLBeans.

  • Create XML file by using servlet

    Hi, Is there anyone who sucessfully create XML file by taking parameters from a web form? If so, hope you could share the code with me. I moved the code from the example to servlet. it keeps returning null pointer exception on the root node.
    java.lang.NullPointerException: at oracle.xml.classgen.CGDocument.(CGDocument.java:62)
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  • Create XML file on application server (unix directory) from internal table

    Hallo everybody,
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                i_field_seperator    = lv_field_seperator
               i_line_header        = lv_line_header
               i_filename           = lv_xml_file
               i_appl_keep          = ' '
                i_xml_doc_name       = lv_xml_doc_name
           importing
                pe_bin_filesize      = lv_result
           tables
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           exceptions
                conversion_failed    = 1
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    lv_xml_doc_name = ‘Personalstammdaten Publikation’
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      end of truxs_xml_line.
      types:
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    lt_tab_converted_data type truxs_xml_table
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    close dataset lv_xml_file
    lv_xml_file: /usr/users/.../.../Personendaten_2004-11-02.xml
    Hope the information is detailed enough! Otherwise let me know. Thank you in advance.
    Message was edited by: Johannes Schwehm

    Hi Raja,
    tried the "TEXT" mode, but that didn't help.
    There are still characters after the last tag, that are not supposed to be there including a date that is not
    the creation date of the file.
    Thank you for your help.
    Regards
    Johannes

  • Create xml file with nested internla table or with header & item tables

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    [ABAP data to XML conv with UTF-8 encoding and custom namespace|Re: ABAP data to XML conv with UTF-8 encoding and custom namespace;
    Che

  • Create XML File from a specified XSD file

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    I'd like to create an XML document with java. BUT How can we "bind" this creation with a XSD file. Hence, the creation may fail if the XSD binded file is not respected.
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  • How to get UTF-8 encoding when create XML using DBMS_XMLGEN and UTL_FILE ?

    How to get UTF-8 encoding when create XML using DBMS_XMLGEN and UTL_FILE ?
    Hi,
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