Include-xml calling as a POST

I have a HTML form calling a .xsql page.
That xsql page includes dynamically generated
XML.
I am trying to use the include-xml directive to call a URL (perl procedure) that will output XML data (dynamically created).
The perl (cgi-bin..) module expects to be called via a POST to parse the arguments automatically.
Is there a way from a xsql page to call a perl module including the arguments that were used to call the xsql page as a POST ?
Thanks for your help.
null

Are you asking whether <xsql:include-xml> supports an option to use HTTP POST instead of HTTP GET to retrieve the XML resource?
As far as passing parameters, you'd need to build up the appropriate URL in the href attribute, referencing the parameter values in the attribute value.

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Reg: XML Gateway Error while posting invoice (PROCESS_INVOICE_002 )

I'm trying to post the PROCESS_INVOICE_002 to Oracle 11i XML gateway which is supposed to route to the mentioned trading partner.
When I observed the status through Workflow Admin web App - > Transaction Monitor the message has reached the INBOUND Queue but it is not able to route it/ process it ... and goes to error state with
The Standard:OAG, Transaction Type:INVOICE , Transaction SubType:PROCESS and Location Code Bigmart is not enabled in the XML Gateway Server. Pls check your Setup.
Then I had corrected the setup with the proper TP configuration.
Now I'm getting a different error.
Kindly give me some inputs regarding this.
Now it is giving the below mentioned error. Here is the Process Summary:
Document ID blrgislin15:26ae9b47:11a9c4ae5b9:46b1
Internal Control Number 1656
External Transaction Type INVOICE
External Transaction Subtype PROCESS
Party ID
Party Type
Trading Partner Name N/A
Site Name N/A
Processing Date 19-Jun-2008 16:41:15
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Processing Message ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small - ECX_INBOUND_TRIG.WRAP_VALIDATE_MESSAGE
Processing Logfile
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<PROCESS_INVOICE_002>
 <CNTROLAREA>
 <BSR>
 <VERB value="PROCESS">PROCESS</VERB>
 <NOUN value="INVOICE">INVOICE</NOUN>
 <REVISION value="002">002</REVISION>
 </BSR>
 <SENDER>
 <LOGICALID>BigMart</LOGICALID>
 <COMPONENT>INVOICE</COMPONENT>
 <TASK>PROCESS</TASK>
 <REFERENCEID></REFERENCEID>
 <CONFIRMATION>0</CONFIRMATION>
 <LANGUAGE>ENG</LANGUAGE>
 <CODEPAGE>UTF8</CODEPAGE>
 <AUTHID>APPS</AUTHID>
 </SENDER>
 <DATETIME qualifier="CREATION">
 <YEAR>2003</YEAR>
 <MONTH>09</MONTH>
 <DAY>22</DAY>
 <HOUR>07</HOUR>
 <MINUTE>30</MINUTE>
 <SECOND>18</SECOND>
 <SUBSECOND>0000</SUBSECOND>
 <TIMEZONE>-0500</TIMEZONE>
 </DATETIME>
 </CNTROLAREA>
 <DATAAREA>
 <PROCESS_INVOICE>
 <INVHEADER>
 <AMOUNT qualifier="DOCUMENT" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <DRCR>D</DRCR>
 </AMOUNT>
 <DATETIME qualifier="DOCUMENT">
 <YEAR>2003</YEAR>
 <MONTH>09</MONTH>
 <DAY>23</DAY>
 <HOUR>01</HOUR>
 <MINUTE>00</MINUTE>
 <SECOND>00</SECOND>
 <SUBSECOND>0000</SUBSECOND>
 <TIMEZONE>-0500</TIMEZONE>
 </DATETIME>
 <DOCUMENTID>10000</DOCUMENTID>
 <DESCRIPTN>INVOICES FROM STAPLES</DESCRIPTN>
 <REASONCODE>INVOICE</REASONCODE>
 <PARTNER>
 <NAME index="1">STAPLES-LA</NAME>
 <PARTNRID>STAPLES-LA</PARTNRID>
 <PARTNRTYPE>SUPPLIER</PARTNRTYPE>
 <ADDRESS>
 <ADDRLINE index="1">22355 WEST ELEVEN MILE ROAD</ADDRLINE>
 <CITY>LOS ANGELES</CITY>
 <COUNTRY>US</COUNTRY>
 <POSTALCODE>48034</POSTALCODE>
 <STATEPROVN>CA</STATEPROVN>
 </ADDRESS>
 <CONTACT>
 <NAME index="1">JOHN STAPLES</NAME>
 <CONTCTTYPE>ACCOUNTING</CONTCTTYPE>
 <EMAIL>[email protected]</EMAIL>
 </CONTACT>
 </PARTNER>
 </INVHEADER>
 <INVLINE>
 <AMOUNT qualifier="EXTENDED" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <DRCR>D</DRCR>
 </AMOUNT>
 <AMOUNT qualifier="TOTAL" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <DRCR>D</DRCR>
 </AMOUNT>
 <OPERAMT qualifier="UNIT" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <UOMVALUE>1</UOMVALUE>
 <UOMNUMDEC>0</UOMNUMDEC>
 <UOM>EA</UOM>
 </OPERAMT>
 <QUANTITY qualifier="ITEM">
 <VALUE>100</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <UOM>EA</UOM>
 </QUANTITY>
 <LINENUM>1</LINENUM>
 <DESCRIPTN>1st Invoie Line</DESCRIPTN>
 </INVLINE>
 </PROCESS_INVOICE>
 </DATAAREA>
</PROCESS_INVOICE_002>

Hi, Due to some other problem with my setup, I had to reinstall E-Biz, and again did all the configuration freshly and tried posting the same xml but for the current customer configuration. It went successfully. Here is the xml I'have posted. You can try configuring your transactions and Trading Partner as given in the XML gateway User Guide, which is available as part of the documentation.
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<!DOCTYPE PROCESS_INVOICE_002 SYSTEM "171_process_invoice_002.dtd">
<PROCESS_INVOICE_002>
 <CNTROLAREA>
 <BSR>
 <VERB value="PROCESS">PROCESS</VERB>
 <NOUN value="INVOICE">INVOICE</NOUN>
 <REVISION value="002">002</REVISION>
 </BSR>
 <SENDER>
 <LOGICALID>Bigmart</LOGICALID>
 <COMPONENT>INVOICE</COMPONENT>
 <TASK>PROCESS</TASK>
 <REFERENCEID></REFERENCEID>
 <CONFIRMATION>0</CONFIRMATION>
 <LANGUAGE>ENG</LANGUAGE>
 <CODEPAGE>UTF8</CODEPAGE>
 <AUTHID>APPS</AUTHID>
 </SENDER>
 <DATETIME qualifier="CREATION">
 <YEAR>2008</YEAR>
 <MONTH>07</MONTH>
 <DAY>08</DAY>
 <HOUR>07</HOUR>
 <MINUTE>30</MINUTE>
 <SECOND>18</SECOND>
 <SUBSECOND>0000</SUBSECOND>
 <TIMEZONE>-0500</TIMEZONE>
 </DATETIME>
 </CNTROLAREA>
 <DATAAREA>
 <PROCESS_INVOICE>
 <INVHEADER>
 <AMOUNT qualifier="DOCUMENT" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <DRCR>D</DRCR>
 </AMOUNT>
 <DATETIME qualifier="DOCUMENT">
 <YEAR>2008</YEAR>
 <MONTH>07</MONTH>
 <DAY>08</DAY>
 <HOUR>01</HOUR>
 <MINUTE>00</MINUTE>
 <SECOND>00</SECOND>
 <SUBSECOND>0000</SUBSECOND>
 <TIMEZONE>-0500</TIMEZONE>
 </DATETIME>
 <DOCUMENTID>10001</DOCUMENTID>
 <DESCRIPTN>INVOICES FROM STAPLES</DESCRIPTN>
 <REASONCODE>INVOICE</REASONCODE>
 <PARTNER>
 <NAME index="1">BigMart</NAME>
 <PARTNRID>BigMart</PARTNRID>
 <PARTNRTYPE>Customer</PARTNRTYPE>
 <ADDRESS>
 <ADDRLINE index="1">100 Main Street Bentonville</ADDRLINE>
 <CITY>Arizona</CITY>
 <COUNTRY>US</COUNTRY>
 <POSTALCODE>38019</POSTALCODE>
 <STATEPROVN>AR</STATEPROVN>
 </ADDRESS>
 <CONTACT>
 <NAME index="1">JOHN STAPLES</NAME>
 <CONTCTTYPE>ACCOUNTING</CONTCTTYPE>
 <EMAIL>[email protected]</EMAIL>
 </CONTACT>
 </PARTNER>
 </INVHEADER>
 <INVLINE>
 <AMOUNT qualifier="EXTENDED" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <DRCR>D</DRCR>
 </AMOUNT>
 <AMOUNT qualifier="TOTAL" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <DRCR>D</DRCR>
 </AMOUNT>
 <OPERAMT qualifier="UNIT" type="T">
 <VALUE>6300</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
 <UOMVALUE>1</UOMVALUE>
 <UOMNUMDEC>0</UOMNUMDEC>
 <UOM>EA</UOM>
 </OPERAMT>
 <QUANTITY qualifier="ITEM">
 <VALUE>100</VALUE>
 <NUMOFDEC>2</NUMOFDEC>
 <SIGN>+</SIGN>
 <UOM>EA</UOM>
 </QUANTITY>
 <LINENUM>1</LINENUM>
 <DESCRIPTN>1st Invoie Line</DESCRIPTN>
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Change over from a simple Xml call to a rpc-Http call ....

Hi there,
I need to change over from a simple Xml call:
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to a rpc-Http call which is updating the readout if Xml is changed at any time.
I forgot to mention the most important item yet a very simple one: I need this only to be displayed in a title etc, and NOT a datagrid or else example below.
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I tried a lot today, but just can't get it right as the id="urlsGeneral" is always the problem.
Any help would be appriciated !!! Thanks in advance. regards aktell2007
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]]>
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<![CDATA[
import mx.rpc.events.FaultEvent;
import mx.managers.CursorManager;
import mx.controls.Alert;
import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
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appLastChanged.text = resultObj.application.configApp.appLastChanged;
appChangedSections.text = resultObj.application.configApp.appChangedSections;
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faultInfo+="fault faultString: "+event.fault.faultString+"\n\n";
mx.controls.Alert.show(faultInfo,"Fault Information");
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mx.controls.Alert.show(eventInfo,"Event Information");
CursorManager.removeBusyCursor();
myHTTP.disconnect();
]]>
</mx:Script>

Hi again,
These days there are more quetions than answeres on any forum, and very seldom anybody shares the answer if they lucky enough to work it out so here is my answer for the above question
Change over from a simple Xml call to a rpc-Http call ....
I had it all along as a commend noted: // Removed [0] on single node !
So instead of title="{urlsGeneral.urlGeneral.(@name==0).age} it would be now title="{resultObj.urlsGeneral.urlGeneral.[0].age} and now it works perfectly well. I hope that one or the other of you can use the answer and the code !!! regards aktell2007

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Thanks.
Chaminda

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<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Disponibilidad de Gas (Acumulado)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MMPCD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Produccion de Crudo Entregada a RSC Promedio</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MBD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Generacion de Potenc. RA/RC (Conv.)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>3,15</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>M$/BD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Generacion de Potenc. RA/RC (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>M$/BD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
</indicadores_gestion_epm>
So the two pages have encoding="ISO-8859-1" so why is the XML Parser sending an <message>Invalid UTF8 encoding.</message>.

Hello
I'm creating an XSQL page that includes an XML page generated using PSP
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<page xmlns:xsql="urn:oracle-xsql" connection="sgvrt">
<xsql:include-xml href="http://epdesccs.pdvsa.com:7777/pls/sgvrt/xml_indicadores_epm"/>
</page>
I'm not using <xsql:include-owa> because I get another error "Node not in document". When I run the XSQL I get:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<page>
<xsql-error action="xsql:include-xml">
<message>Invalid UTF8 encoding.</message>
</xsql-error>
</page>
The page that is being generated by the PSP is:
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<indicadores_gestion_epm xmlns:ind="urn:intesa-ind">
<fecha>Junio 2001</fecha>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Generacisn de Potencial por Perforacisn (Conv.)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>48,21</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>M$/Bl</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Generacisn de Potencial por Perforacisn (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>M$/Bl</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Exploracion Aqo Actual (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>22,48</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>$/BPE</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Exploracion Promedio (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>19,98</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>$/BD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Incorporacion de Reservas Probadas y Probables de Crudo (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>647</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>2</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MMBLs</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Incorporacion de Reservas Probadas y Probables Gas (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>4</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MMMPC</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Contribuciones a las Reservas Probadas de Gas (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>5</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MMMPC</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Produccion Disponible Promedio de Crudo (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>362,8</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>1401,66</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MBD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Capacidad de Produccisn de Crudo</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MBD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Contribuciones a las Reservas Probadas de Crudo (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>1750</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>1750</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MMBLs</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo Unitario de Operacisn (Conv.)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>0</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>,01</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>$/BL</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo Unitario de Operacisn (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>102,53</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>$/BL</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Disponibilidad de Gas (Acumulado)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MMPCD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Produccion de Crudo Entregada a RSC Promedio</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>MBD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Generacion de Potenc. RA/RC (Conv.)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>3,15</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>M$/BD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
<ind:indicador><ind:descripcion>Costo de Generacion de Potenc. RA/RC (GD)</ind:descripcion><ind:plan_valor>N/D</ind:plan_valor><ind:real_valor>0</ind:real_valor><ind:unidad_medida>M$/BD</ind:unidad_medida></ind:indicador>
</indicadores_gestion_epm>
So the two pages have encoding="ISO-8859-1" so why is the XML Parser sending an <message>Invalid UTF8 encoding.</message>.

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