Importing XML using OWB

Question

We are developing a new application using Oracle 10g R2. This is a hybrid warehouse/on-line system. Some users will need access to current information (less than 24 hours old) while others will need to access data up to 12 months old.
The system will receive data from another system via advanced queues (AQ), the data being pushed by the source system in small batches. The data will be in XML format and needs to be loaded into several tables. We also need to do some complex transformations on some of the data (e.g. concatenating child records into a summary text field in the poarent record) and populate a couple of summary type tables.
I have been asked to look at implementing this using PL/SQL stored procedures.
I am currently investigating the use of OWB to generate the PL/SQL.
Is this a viable approach? Are there any good examples of how to do this kind of thing?
Although I have been developing with PL/SQL for many years, I am new to OWB and AQ and my XML experience is limited.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Nevermind - here's the code for anyone interested:
Normally with URLLoader you'd do this:
// new instance of URLLoader class
var myXMLloader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
myXMLloader.load( new URLRequest( 'common_upload_files/XML_files/120_display_list.xml' ));  ...wherever the XML file is relative to the project swf
// add event listener to instance to issue event when finished loading xml
myXMLloader.addEventListener( Event.COMPLETE, onXMLLoaded_120 );
...where onXMLLoaded_120 would deal with parsing the xml data.
To do the same in AIR:
var loadXMLfile:File = File.documentsDirectory.resolvePath("PlugTV Media Files/120_display_list.xml");   ...the XML file is in the user's 'Documents' directory (works on Win, Mac, Linux)
// Pass the file.url property to the URLRequest constructor
var myXMLloader:URLLoader = new URLLoader(new URLRequest(loadXMLfile.url));
myXMLloader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onXMLLoaded_120)   
...where onXMLLoaded_120 would deal with parsing the xml data.