DTD Repository in Oracle 9i

Hi
I'm trying to build a dtd repository to store, manage, and view all our dtds.
Newbie to Oracle, does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.

Unlike XMLSchemas, DTD are not XML documents, so to the XML DB repository they are simply non XML based documents. The XML DB repository can managed these documents, like it can any other kind of non XML documents. You would be able to use the full capabilities of the repository, such as FTP and WebDAV to upload and access the documents. You would be able to use the XDBURITYPE, RESOURCE_VIEW, PATH_VIEW and DBMS_XDB packages to access and manipulate these documents from PL/SQL. You would be able to use the basic versioning capabiliteis of the repository to track the different versions of the DTD documents.
What kind of features does you application use case require...

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Edited by: nyanga on Oct 2, 2009 2:20 PM
Edited by: nyanga on Oct 2, 2009 2:22 PM

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But we try and keep the conversion compatible with Oracle XE / Oracle 10g and up.
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