How to edit xml data

newbie alert:
ok, ive worked through some samples with SAX and DOM. Ive parsed xml, ive filtered out elements and handled parsing events. What parts of the various API's let you edit the text nodes ?

in DOM, Document.createTextNode()

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Hi
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An XML data has been inserted into a Clob field in a Oracle(9.2.0.8.0) Table
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Edited by: user12957183 on Aug 25, 2010 12:25 AM

Insert data in to XMLTYPE table from clob variable:
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 declare
2 my_clob CLOB := '<DataSet1><TAGSDATATABLE><TAG_NAME>KST20001</TAG_NAME>
3 </TAGSDATATABLE><TAGSDATATABLE><TAG_NAME>KST20002</TAG_NAME></TAGSDATATABLE>
4 <TAGSDATATABLE><TAG_NAME>KST20003</TAG_NAME></TAGSDATATABLE>
5 <TAGSDATATABLE>
6 <TAG_NAME>KST20004</TAG_NAME>
7 </TAGSDATATABLE>
8 <TAGSDATATABLE>
9 <TAG_NAME>KST20005</TAG_NAME>
10 </TAGSDATATABLE>
11 <TAGSDATATABLE>
12 <TAG_NAME>KST20006</TAG_NAME>
13 </TAGSDATATABLE>
14 <TAGSDATATABLE>
15 <TAG_NAME>KST20007</TAG_NAME>
16 </TAGSDATATABLE>
17 <TAGSDATATABLE>
18 <TAG_NAME>KST20008</TAG_NAME>
19 </TAGSDATATABLE>
20 <TAGSDATATABLE>
21 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
22 </TAGSDATATABLE>
23 <TAGSDATATABLE>
24 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
25 </TAGSDATATABLE>
26 <TAGSDATATABLE>
27 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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SQL> /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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Name
TABLE of XMLTYPE
SQL>
-- For larger data:
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 declare
2 my_clob CLOB := '<DataSet1>
3 <TAGSDATATABLE>
4 <TAG_NAME>KST20001</TAG_NAME>
5 </TAGSDATATABLE>
6 <TAGSDATATABLE>
7 <TAG_NAME>KST20002</TAG_NAME>
8 </TAGSDATATABLE>
9 <TAGSDATATABLE>
10 <TAG_NAME>KST20003</TAG_NAME>
11 </TAGSDATATABLE>
12 <TAGSDATATABLE>
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14 </TAGSDATATABLE>
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16 <TAG_NAME>KST20005</TAG_NAME>
17 </TAGSDATATABLE>
18 <TAGSDATATABLE>
19 <TAG_NAME>KST20006</TAG_NAME>
20 </TAGSDATATABLE>
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22 <TAG_NAME>KST20007</TAG_NAME>
23 </TAGSDATATABLE>
24 <TAGSDATATABLE>
25 <TAG_NAME>KST20008</TAG_NAME>
26 </TAGSDATATABLE>
27 <TAGSDATATABLE>
28 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
29 </TAGSDATATABLE>
30 <TAGSDATATABLE>
31 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
32 </TAGSDATATABLE>
33 <TAGSDATATABLE>
34 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
35 </TAGSDATATABLE>
36 <TAGSDATATABLE>
37 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
38 </TAGSDATATABLE>
39 <TAGSDATATABLE>
40 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
41 </TAGSDATATABLE>
42 <TAGSDATATABLE>
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44 </TAGSDATATABLE>
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51 <TAGSDATATABLE>
52 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
53 </TAGSDATATABLE>
54 <TAGSDATATABLE>
55 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
56 </TAGSDATATABLE>
57 <TAGSDATATABLE>
58 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
59 </TAGSDATATABLE>
60 <TAGSDATATABLE>
61 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
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63 <TAGSDATATABLE>
64 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
65 </TAGSDATATABLE>
66 <TAGSDATATABLE>
67 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
68 </TAGSDATATABLE>
69 <TAGSDATATABLE>
70 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
71 </TAGSDATATABLE>
72 <TAGSDATATABLE>
73 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
74 </TAGSDATATABLE>
75 <TAGSDATATABLE>
76 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
77 </TAGSDATATABLE>
78 <TAGSDATATABLE>
79 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
80 </TAGSDATATABLE>
81 <TAGSDATATABLE>
82 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
83 </TAGSDATATABLE>
84 <TAGSDATATABLE>
85 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
86 </TAGSDATATABLE>
87 <TAGSDATATABLE>
88 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
89 </TAGSDATATABLE>
90 <TAGSDATATABLE>
91 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
92 </TAGSDATATABLE>
93 <TAGSDATATABLE>
94 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
95 </TAGSDATATABLE>
96 <TAGSDATATABLE>
97 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
98 </TAGSDATATABLE>
99 <TAGSDATATABLE>
100 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
101 </TAGSDATATABLE>
102 <TAGSDATATABLE>
103 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
104 </TAGSDATATABLE>
105 <TAGSDATATABLE>
106 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
107 </TAGSDATATABLE>
108 <TAGSDATATABLE>
109 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
110 </TAGSDATATABLE>
111 <TAGSDATATABLE>
112 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
113 </TAGSDATATABLE>
114 <TAGSDATATABLE>
115 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
116 </TAGSDATATABLE>
117 <TAGSDATATABLE>
118 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
119 </TAGSDATATABLE>
120 <TAGSDATATABLE>
121 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
122 </TAGSDATATABLE>
123 <TAGSDATATABLE>
124 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
125 </TAGSDATATABLE>
126 <TAGSDATATABLE>
127 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
128 </TAGSDATATABLE>
129 <TAGSDATATABLE>
130 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
131 </TAGSDATATABLE>
132 <TAGSDATATABLE>
133 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
134 </TAGSDATATABLE>
135 <TAGSDATATABLE>
136 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
137 </TAGSDATATABLE>
138 <TAGSDATATABLE>
139 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
140 </TAGSDATATABLE>
141 <TAGSDATATABLE>
142 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
143 </TAGSDATATABLE>
144 <TAGSDATATABLE>
145 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
146 </TAGSDATATABLE>
147 </DataSet1>';
148 l_xmltype xmltype;
149 BEGIN
150 --l_xmltype := my_clob;
151 INSERT INTO my_tab1 VALUES(XMLTYPE(my_clob));
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SQL> /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
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hi, thanks for ur reply.
i visited that url, i was able to know much about xml.
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but i dont know how to code in my existing file.
means i want to know what to link all my textfield to xml file.
can u please help me out. i am confused.
waiting for ur reply

How to Parse XML data directly from context variables in webdynpro

Hello,
   I have two requirements:
1) I have a context variable which has string value.
   I want to write the this value into a flat file.
   How do I do this in WebDynpro.
   Any sample code for this.
2) In Webdynpro, I want to parse and process the XML data directly from a string context variable which
   has the value in XML format.
   How do I achieve this. Any pointers or sample codes for this.
Thanks and Regards,
Anupama.

Anupama,
Here is some link which talks about unpacking xml and converting to HTML.
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/eb/3dfb402eb5f76fe10000000a1550b0/content.htm">http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/eb/3dfb402eb5f76fe10000000a1550b0/content.htm</a>
I have done something like this in portal development and not in webdynpro.But in principle it should work very where.

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