Database mapping to XML

Hi all...
I have 6 tables in an Oracle DB that I want to export to XML. 4 of these tables have relationships (primary key - foreign key). As a result, I want to have all related objects mapped as child elements of their respective parent.
So the result should look like this:
<root>
  <table1>
    <field1/>
    <field2/>
    <table2>
      <field2_1>
      <field2_2>
    </table2>
  </table1>
</root>
How can I achieve this?
Any suggestion is welcome...
thx in advance...
sj

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Please help
<Query><Name>IOH36464</Name><Header>IOH36464</Header><Length>5076</Length><Targets><Target><Name>NM_033380.1</Name><NcbiGeneId>1287</NcbiGeneId><GeneSymbol>COL4A5</GeneSymbol><TaxonomyId>9606</TaxonomyId><Description>Homo sapiens collagen, type IV, alpha 5 (COL4A5), transcript variant 2, mRNA</Description><Length>6445</Length><TargetAlignments><TargetAlignment><QueryStart>1</QueryStart><QueryEnd>5075</QueryEnd><TargetStart>203</TargetStart><TargetEnd>5277</TargetEnd><BitScore>10060.9</BitScore><PercentIdentity>100</PercentIdentity><Score>5075</Score><QueryAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</QueryAlignmentSequence><TargetAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</TargetAlignmentSequence>

Hi,
I am getting this error when trying to use an external database for the XML driver, in order to load a large XML file.
java.sql.SQLException: class org.xml.sax.SAXException
ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:446)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.a(v.java:456)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.g(v.java:631)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.v.<init>(v.java:108)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bw.<init>(bw.java:468)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.b(bx.java:292)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bx.a(bx.java:270)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.SnpsXmlDriver.connect(SnpsXmlDriver.java:110)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.u(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.a(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsConnection.testConnection(SnpsConnection.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.o(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.r(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.g(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.a(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.iz.actionPerformed(iz.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:178)
     at java.awt.Dialog$1.run(Dialog.java:1046)
     at java.awt.Dialog$3.run(Dialog.java:1098)
     at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
     at java.awt.Dialog.show(Dialog.java:1096)
     at java.awt.Component.show(Component.java:1563)
     at java.awt.Component.setVisible(Component.java:1515)
     at java.awt.Window.setVisible(Window.java:842)
     at java.awt.Dialog.setVisible(Dialog.java:986)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.q(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.l.pm.<init>(pm.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.b.jh.bx(jh.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.w(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.bo.d(bo.java)
     at com.sunopsis.graphical.frame.w.actionPerformed(w.java)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:1995)
     at javax.swing.AbstractButton$Handler.actionPerformed(AbstractButton.java:2318)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(DefaultButtonModel.java:387)
     at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(DefaultButtonModel.java:242)
     at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(BasicButtonListener.java:236)
     at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6263)
     at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3267)
     at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6028)
     at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2041)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4630)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2099)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4574)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4238)
     at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4168)
     at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2085)
     at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2478)
     at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4460)
     at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:599)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:174)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:169)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
     at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122)
The error comes up when testing the XML Data Server in the Topology Manager
I pasted a segment of the XML below. Notice that the <QueryAlignmentSequence> value might be a large string, as large as 6000 bytes.
I also tried setting the varchar_length above 4000 in the external database .properties file that the XML driver reads, but the I get this error (which makes sense):
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00910: specified length too long for its datatype
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.bz.execute(bz.java:109)
     at com.sunopsis.jdbc.driver.xml.ca.execute(ca.java:30)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.u.a(u.java:198)
     at com.sunopsis.xmlfifth.h.bj.a(bj.java:52)
How can I import this? If I use the default "In Memory" XML connection, I get a Null pointer exception when I try to reverse it, per this other thread I posted
Unable to Reverse an XML file
I am dead in the water and getting very disappointed by this tool..
Please help
<Query><Name>IOH36464</Name><Header>IOH36464</Header><Length>5076</Length><Targets><Target><Name>NM_033380.1</Name><NcbiGeneId>1287</NcbiGeneId><GeneSymbol>COL4A5</GeneSymbol><TaxonomyId>9606</TaxonomyId><Description>Homo sapiens collagen, type IV, alpha 5 (COL4A5), transcript variant 2, mRNA</Description><Length>6445</Length><TargetAlignments><TargetAlignment><QueryStart>1</QueryStart><QueryEnd>5075</QueryEnd><TargetStart>203</TargetStart><TargetEnd>5277</TargetEnd><BitScore>10060.9</BitScore><PercentIdentity>100</PercentIdentity><Score>5075</Score><QueryAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</QueryAlignmentSequence><TargetAlignmentSequence>ATGAAACTGCGTGGAGTCAGCCTGGCTGCCGGCTTGTTCTTACTGGCCCTGAGTCTTTGGGGGCAGCCTGCAGAGGCTGCGGCTTGCTATGGGTGTTCTCCAGGATCAAAGTGTGACTGCAGTGGCATAAAAGGGGAAAAGGGAGAGAGAGGGTTTCCAGGTTTGGAAGGACACCCAGGATTGCCTGGATTTCCAGGTCCAGAAGGGCCTCCGGGGCCTCGGGGACAAAAGGGTGATGATGGAATTCCAGGGCCACCAGGACCAAAAGGAATCAGAGGTCCTCCTGGACTTCCTGGATTTCCAGGGACACCAGGTCTTCCTGGAATGCCAGGCCACGATGGGGCCCCAGGACCTCAAGGTATTCCCGGATGCAATGGAACCAAGGGAGAACGTGGATTTCCAGGCAGTCCCGGTTTTCCTGGTTTACAGGGTCCTCCAGGACCCCCTGGGATCCCAGGTATGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTAGTATAATTATGTCATCACTGCCAGGACCAAAGGGTAATCCAGGATATCCAGGTCCTCCTGGAATACAAGGCCTACCTGGTCCCACTGGTATACCAGGGCCAATTGGTCCCCCAGGACCACCAGGTTTGATGGGCCCTCCTGGTCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGACCTAAGGGGAATATGGGCTTAAATTTCCAGGGACCCAAAGGTGAAAAAGGTGAGCAAGGTCTTCAGGGCCCACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCAGATCAGTGAACAGAAAAGACCAATTGATGTAGAGTTTCAGAAAGGAGATCAGGGACTTCCTGGTGACCGAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGATACGTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCCCCAGGTGGTGAGAAAGGTGAGAAGGGTGAGCAAGGAGAGCCAGGCAAAAGAGGTAAACCAGGCAAAGATGGAGAAAATGGCCAACCAGGAATTCCTGGTTTGCCTGGTGATCCTGGTTACCCTGGTGAACCCGGAAGGGATGGTGAAAAGGGCCAAAAAGGTGACACTGGCCCACCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGTAATTCCTAGACCTGGGACTGGTATAACTATAGGAGAAAAAGGAAACATTGGGTTGCCTGGGTTGCCTGGAGAAAAAGGAGAGCGAGGATTTCCTGGAATACAGGGTCCACCTGGCCTTCCTGGACCTCCAGGGGCTGCAGTTATGGGTCCTCCTGGCCCTCCTGGATTTCCTGGAGAAAGGGGTCAGAAAGGTGATGAAGGACCACCTGGAATTTCCATTCCTGGACCTCCTGGACTTGACGGACAGCCTGGGGCTCCTGGGCTTCCAGGGCCTCCTGGCCCTGCTGGCCCTCACATTCCTCCTAGTGATGAGATATGTGAACCAGGCCCTCCAGGCCCCCCAGGATCTCCAGGTGATAAAGGACTCCAAGGAGAACAAGGAGTGAAAGGTGACAAAGGTGACACTTGCTTCAACTGCATTGGAACTGGTATTTCAGGGCCTCCAGGTCAACCTGGTTTGCCAGGTCTCCCAGGTCCTCCAGGATCTCTTGGTTTCCCTGGACAGAAAGGGGAAAAAGGACAAGCTGGTGCAACTGGTCCCAAAGGATTACCAGGCATTCCAGGAGCTCCAGGTGCTCCAGGCTTTCCTGGATCTAAAGGTGAACCTGGTGATATCCTCACTTTTCCAGGAATGAAGGGTGACAAAGGAGAGTTGGGTTCCCCTGGAGCTCCAGGGCTTCCTGGTTTACCTGGCACTCCTGGACAGGATGGATTGCCAGGGCTTCCTGGCCCGAAAGGAGAGCCTGGTGGAATTACTTTTAAGGGTGAAAGAGGTCCCCCTGGGAACCCAGGTTTACCAGGCCTCCCAGGGAATATAGGGCCTATGGGTCCCCCTGGTTTCGGCCCTCCAGGCCCAGTAGGTGAAAAAGGCATACAAGGTGTGGCAGGAAATCCAGGCCAGCCAGGAATACCAGGTCCTAAAGGGGATCCAGGTCAGACTATAACCCAGCCGGGGAAGCCTGGCTTGCCTGGTAACCCAGGCAGAGATGGTGATGTAGGTCTTCCAGGTGACCCTGGACTTCCAGGGCAACCAGGCTTGCCAGGGATACCTGGTAGCAAAGGAGAACCAGGTATCCCTGGAATTGGGCTTCCTGGACCACCTGGTCCCAAAGGCTTTCCTGGAATTCCAGGACCTCCAGGAGCACCTGGGACACCTGGAAGAATTGGTCTAGAAGGCCCTCCTGGGCCACCCGGCTTTCCAGGACCAAAGGGTGAACCAGGATTTGCATTACCTGGGCCACCTGGGCCACCAGGACTTCCAGGTTTCAAAGGAGCACTTGGTCCAAAAGGTGATCGTGGTTTCCCAGGACCTCCGGGTCCTCCAGGACGCACTGGCTTAGATGGGCTCCCTGGACCAAAAGGTGATGTTGGACCAAATGGACAACCTGGACCAATGGGACCTCCTGGGCTGCCAGGAATAGGTGTTCAGGGACCACCAGGACCACCAGGGATTCCTGGGCCAATAGGTCAACCTGGTTTACATGGAATACCAGGAGAGAAGGGGGATCCAGGACCTCCTGGACTTGATGTTCCAGGACCCCCAGGTGAAAGAGGCAGTCCAGGGATCCCCGGAGCACCTGGTCCTATAGGACCTCCAGGATCACCAGGGCTTCCAGGAAAAGCAGGTGCCTCTGGATTTCCAGGTACCAAAGGTGAAATGGGTATGATGGGACCTCCAGGCCCACCAGGACCTTTGGGAATTCCTGGCAGGAGTGGTGTACCTGGTCTTAAAGGTGATGATGGCTTGCAGGGTCAGCCAGGACTTCCTGGCCCTACAGGAGAAAAAGGTAGTAAAGGAGAGCCTGGCCTTCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAATGGATCCAAATCTTCTGGGCTCAAAAGGAGAGAAGGGGGAACCTGGCTTACCAGGTATACCTGGAGTTTCAGGGCCAAAAGGTTATCAGGGTTTGCCTGGAGACCCAGGGCAACCTGGACTGAGTGGACAACCTGGATTACCAGGACCACCAGGTCCCAAAGGTAACCCTGGTCTCCCTGGACAGCCAGGTCTTATAGGACCTCCTGGACTTAAAGGAACCATCGGTGATATGGGTTTTCCAGGGCCTCAGGGTGTGGAAGGGCCTCCTGGACCTTCTGGAGTTCCTGGACAACCTGGCTCCCCAGGATTACCTGGACAGAAAGGCGACAAAGGTGATCCTGGTATTTCAAGCATTGGTCTTCCAGGTCTTCCTGGTCCAAAGGGTGAGCCTGGTCTGCCTGGATACCCAGGGAACCCTGGTATCAAAGGTTCTGTGGGAGATCCTGGTTTGCCCGGATTACCAGGAACCCCTGGAGCAAAAGGACAACCAGGCCTTCCTGGATTCCCAGGAACCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGACCAAAAGGTATTAGTGGCCCTCCTGGGAACCCCGGCCTTCCAGGAGAACCTGGTCCTGTAGGTGGTGGAGGTCATCCTGGGCAACCAGGGCCTCCAGGCGAAAAAGGCAAACCCGGTCAAGATGGTATTCCTGGACCAGCTGGACAGAAGGGTGAACCAGGTCAACCAGGCTTTGGAAACCCAGGACCCCCTGGACTTCCAGGACTTTCTGGCCAAAAGGGTGATGGAGGATTACCTGGGATTCCAGGAAATCCTGGCCTTCCAGGTCCAAAGGGCGAACCAGGCTTTCACGGTTTCCCTGGTGTGCAGGGTCCCCCAGGCCCTCCTGGTTCTCCGGGTCCAGCTCTGGAAGGACCTAAAGGCAACCCTGGGCCCCAAGGTCCTCCTGGGAGACCAGGTCCTACAGGTTTTCAAGGTCTACCAGGTCCAGAAGGTCCTCCAGGTCTCCCTGGAAATGGAGGTATTAAAGGAGAGAAGGGAAATCCAGGCCAACCTGGGCTACCTGGCTTGCCTGGTTTGAAAGGAGATCAAGGACCACCAGGACTCCAGGGTAATCCTGGCCGGCCGGGTCTCAATGGAATGAAAGGAGATCCTGGTCTCCCTGGTGTTCCAGGATTCCCAGGCATGAAAGGACCCAGTGGAGTACCTGGATCAGCTGGCCCTGAGGGGGAACCGGGACTTATTGGTCCTCCAGGTCCTCCTGGATTACCTGGTCCTTCAGGACAGAGTATCATAATTAAAGGAGATGCTGGTCCTCCAGGAATCCCTGGCCAGCCTGGGCTAAAGGGTCTACCAGGACCCCAAGGACCTCAAGGCTTACCAGGTCCAACTGGCCCTCCAGGAGATCCTGGACGCAATGGACTCCCTGGCTTTGATGGTGCAGGAGGGCGCAAAGGAGACCCAGGTCTGCCAGGACAGCCAGGTACCCGTGGTTTGGATGGTCCCCCTGGTCCAGATGGATTGCAAGGTCCCCCAGGTCCCCCTGGAACCTCCTCTGTTGCACATGGATTTCTTATTACACGCCACAGCCAGACAACGGATGCACCACAATGCCCACAGGGAACACTTCAGGTCTATGAAGGCTTTTCTCTCCTGTATGTACAAGGAAATAAAAGAGCCCACGGTCAAGACTTGGGGACGGCTGGCAGCTGCCTTCGTCGCTTTAGTACCATGCCTTTCATGTTCTGCAACATCAATAATGTTTGCAACTTTGCTTCAAGAAATGACTATTCTTACTGGCTCTCTACCCCAGAGCCCATGCCAATGAGCATGCAACCCCTAAAGGGCCAGAGCATCCAGCCATTCATTAGTCGATGTGCAGTATGTGAAGCTCCAGCTGTGGTGATCGCAGTTCACAGTCAGACGATCCAGATTCCCCATTGTCCTCAGGGATGGGATTCTCTGTGGATTGGTTATTCCTTCATGATGCATACAAGTGCAGGGGCAGAAGGCTCAGGTCAAGCCCTAGCCTCCCCTGGTTCCTGCTTGGAAGAGTTTCGTTCAGCTCCCTTCATCGAATGTCATGGGAGGGGTACCTGTAACTACTATGCCAACTCCTACAGCTTTTGGCTGGCAACTGTAGATGTGTCAGACATGTTCAGTAAACCTCAGTCAGAAACGCTGAAAGCAGGAGACTTGAGGACACGAATTAGCCGATGTCAAGTGTGCATGAAGAGGACATA</TargetAlignmentSequence>

Workspace integration and Database Mapping

Hi there folks,
I have a couple of questions about Forte.
1 - When you integrate a workspace into the repository it takes all the
changes you have made in that workspace and 'saves' them to the
repository. However, what if you have a workspace which has a half
finished project as well as another project which you make a small but
important change to. The small change must go back because other
developers need the 'fix', but the half finished project will essentially be
'broken' if it is integrated at this stage. Is there any way to integrate
only specific projects? If not, how do you stop the half finished project
being copied into the other developers' workspaces when they do an
'Update'.
2 - We have designed a class called 'Criteria' which contains several
attributes, each of which are a class called 'Criterion'. The Criterion
class contains the attributes "Active", "From" and "To" which are simple
data types. Now if the 'Criteria' class is used for attributes in two other
classes (Say "ClassA" and "ClassB"), how can you match these
classes to RDBMS tables? I realise you could explicitly name columns
and attributes in SQL Select, Insert and Update statements, but that
has now defeated the purpose of creating the 'Criteria' class in the first
place. Namely, ease of future maintenance. Am I missing something
here?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Cheers,
Duncan Kinnear,
McCarthy and Associates, Email: [email protected]
PO Box 764, McLean Towers, Phone: +64 6 834 3360
Shakespeare Road, Napier, New Zealand. Fax: +64 6 834 3369
Providing Integrated Software to the Meat Processing Industry for over 10 years
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Duncan,
1. There is no way to integrate a part of your workspace/class and not the other. So, before you integrate you have to make sure that it compiles and also your changes do not break what others are doing when they update. The only way to do it is to export the half finished projects/classes, integrate the good workspace and then import it back and continue your work.
It is important that there is some discipline and lot of unit testing as your application grows bigger and code larger and you go towards deployment. This will reduce the possibility of breaking others code (after you integrate and others update).
2. From what I have seen, compared to lot of tools Forte goes very far in providing a good and easy mapping from objects (rather object attributes) to table column mapping. All said and done there is a mismatch between pure objects and an RDBMS table. We have to live with it until we get to a stage where we can have OODBMSes which are still in its infancy compared RDBMSes. In forte you can map attributes of an object whose names are same as the column names. Another option is to alias the column names to match the attribute names in the SQL.
Now for my pet discussion of mapping objects to tables - It is easier and simple if you map an object to a table. OO purists might argue with me and say that is not very OOriented. That is right but we are dealing with a mismatch here. It is just that we are impedance matching by trying to persist an object into an RDBMS table.The other possibilities are to map 1 to many from object to a table and vice versa. Choose whatever is right for you. Eventually keep the performance in mind when you choose an approach.
Hope this helps.
Nirmal
Nirmal P Uppalapati Phone: (203) 622-5386
VP-US Operations (203) 359-3992
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One Bank Street Email : [email protected]
Stamford, CT 06901 USA Web: http://www.psi.soft.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Duncan Kinnear [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 1998 6:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Workspace integration and Database Mapping
Hi there folks,
I have a couple of questions about Forte.
1 - When you integrate a workspace into the repository it takes all the
changes you have made in that workspace and 'saves' them to the
repository. However, what if you have a workspace which has a half
finished project as well as another project which you make a small but
important change to. The small change must go back because other
developers need the 'fix', but the half finished project will essentially be
'broken' if it is integrated at this stage. Is there any way to integrate
only specific projects? If not, how do you stop the half finished project
being copied into the other developers' workspaces when they do an
'Update'.
2 - We have designed a class called 'Criteria' which contains several
attributes, each of which are a class called 'Criterion'. The Criterion
class contains the attributes "Active", "From" and "To" which are simple
data types. Now if the 'Criteria' class is used for attributes in two other
classes (Say "ClassA" and "ClassB"), how can you match these
classes to RDBMS tables? I realise you could explicitly name columns
and attributes in SQL Select, Insert and Update statements, but that
has now defeated the purpose of creating the 'Criteria' class in the first
place. Namely, ease of future maintenance. Am I missing something
here?
Thanks in advance for any help.
Cheers,
Duncan Kinnear,
McCarthy and Associates, Email: [email protected]
PO Box 764, McLean Towers, Phone: +64 6 834 3360
Shakespeare Road, Napier, New Zealand. Fax: +64 6 834 3369
Providing Integrated Software to the Meat Processing Industry for over 10 years
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Error when mapping an XML coming as in Source Element

Hi,
We have a requirement where the XML is sent in an element as given below :
The Incoming Payload is of the below format :
Source :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ResponsePayload>
   <RespString><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Devices>
   <Device>1</Device>
   <Name>1</Name>
</Devices></RespString>
</ResponsePayload>
The target XML is below :
Target:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Devices>
   <Device/>
   <Name/>
</Devices>
I used the below xslt mappings in two steps as suggested by Udo .
Re: Xml String mapped to XML Node
XSLT Mapping1 :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
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     <xsl:template match="/">
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               <xsl:value-of select="." disable-output-escaping="yes"/>
          </xsl:for-each>
     </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
XSLT Mapping 2 :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
     <xsl:template match="/">
          <ResponsePayload>
               <xsl:copy-of select="//Devices"/>
          </ResponsePayload>
     </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
When executing Iam getting the belwo error :
javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.utils.WrappedRuntimeException: The processing instruction target matching "[xX][mM][lL]" is not allowed
cansomeone help me the reason for the error and how I can correct it .
Thanks
Rajesh

Hi Rajesh,
i can give you different approach...if the sender side is an File adapter and if ur picking the XML or CSV then write a module in sender file adapter to change the XML file.
Characters like "<" and "&" are illegal in XML elements.
"<" will generate an error because the parser interprets it as the start of a new element.
so u need to add "<![CDATA[" and ends with "]]>"......now the data will come into PI as <![CDATA[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>]].
in the target side the data will be passed as <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>.
Regards,
Phani

How to convert database table into xml file

Hi.
How to convert database table into XML file in Oracle HTML DB.
Please let me know.
Thanks.

This not really a specific APEX question... but I search the database forum and found this thread which I think will help
Exporting Oracle table to XML
If it does not I suggest looking at the database forum or have a look at this document on using the XML toolkit
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/html/B12146_01/c_xml.htm
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Chris

Example xsl to transform database table to xml

Hi All,
I am looking for sample xsl to transform database table to xml.
Thanks in Advance.

ODI does not use XSL for transforming DB Data into XML.
It uses a built-in JDBC Driver for XML files. The XML file appears like a DB Engine. At the end of the day, it is more like JDBC to JDBC data transfer.
Regards,
-FX

Generate database schema in XML from database structure

hi
I want to generate the entire database schema in XML from database structure. (Same feature is provided by Altova XMLSpy).
It would be great if there was some API that does the process of parsing the database structure and generating the XML automatically. A similiar feature is provided by Apache DdlUtils' API, but a stable version is not yet available...
Please help!
Thanks in advance.

Nikhil,
There is a wealth of information available on the Internet regarding the XML capabilities of the Oracle database.
Have you done an Internet search for "SQL XML Oracle"?
Good Luck,
Avi.

How can we transfer huge amount of data from database server to xml format

hi guru
how can we transfer huge amount of data from database server to xml format.
regards
subhasis.

Create ABAP coding
At first we create the internal table TYPES and DATA definition, we want to fill with the XML data. I have declared the table "it_airplus" like the structure from XML file definition for a better overview, because it is a long XML Definition (see the XSD file in the sample ZIP container by airplus.com)
*the declaration
TYPES: BEGIN OF t_sum_vat_sum,
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          net_value(15),
          vat_value(15),
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TYPES: BEGIN OF t_sum_total_sale,
        a_currency(3),
        net_total(15),
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       END OF t_sum_total_sale.
TYPES: BEGIN OF t_sum_total_bill,
        net_total(15),
        vat_total(15),
        vat_sum TYPE t_sum_vat_sum,
        add_ins_val(15),
        total_bill_amount(15),
       END OF t_sum_total_bill.TYPES: BEGIN OF t_ap_summary,
        a_num_inv_det(5),
        total_sale_values TYPE t_sum_total_sale,
        total_bill_values TYPE t_sum_total_bill,
       END OF t_ap_summary.TYPES: BEGIN OF t_ap,
        head    TYPE t_ap_head,
        details TYPE t_ap_details,
        summary TYPE t_ap_summary,
       END OF t_ap.DATA: it_airplus TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF t_ap
*call the transformation
CALL TRANSFORMATION ZFI_AIRPLUS
     SOURCE xml l_xml_x1
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There are two options to create a XSLT program:
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Tcode: XSLT_TOOL
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