Loading XML Document into DOM
I know Safari 1.3 does not support loading of an XML Document, but does Safari 2 or 3 support the XML DOM? I will be really really really disappointed in apple if they still do not support the XML DOM for parsing with javascript. Why is Apple so negligent to Javascript?
My XML doc loads fine in IE 5.5+ and FF1+ but I cannot get Safari clients to load the document. This is extremely detrimental to my site considering over 20% of the users are safari clients. I absolutely need this XML doc to be available to them.
What is the safari specific javascript needed to load an XML document?
Any help is GREATLY appreciated
Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Why does no one know the answer to this question? I've posted in every forum I could find.
This procedure should be very standard and very easy. Much like it is in IE/FF. Why does no one know how to do it for Safari?
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Hi,
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http://otn.oracle.com/docs/tech/xml/xdk_java/doc_library/Production9i/doc/java/transx/readme.html
You can use XSLT to transform your document to the required format.
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Hello,
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I have tried this two ways. First, I loaded the XML document into the database and tried to extract the data directly from the document, but that is not working. Now I want to try to read the data directly from the file on the server via select, however I am not getting any data returned. In the Select statement below, I am simply trying to query the data to see what is returned for my testing.
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message Varchar2(200),
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COLUMNS
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Please help. Thank you!Hi,
I see some wrong things in your query.
1) The obvious one, explaining why you're not getting any data : there's a typo in the XQuery expression, it's "Result" not "Results"
2) ProcessedDate cannot be extracted as a date (at least not directly) since it actually represents a timestamp, use TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE datatype and cast back to DATE in the SELECT clause
3) transactionID is an attribute, it must be accessed with '@' (or 'attribute::' axis)
4) If the file encoding is truly ISO-8859-1 as the prolog suggests, then do not use AL32UTF8 but the corresponding charset name : WE8ISO8859P1
Here's the working query :
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, x.Message
, x.Primarykey
, cast(x.ProcessedDate as date) ProcessDate
, x.Status
, x.SourceFile
from XMLTable(
'/TSPLoadResults/Result'
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SQL*Plus: Release 11.2.0.1.0 Production on Tue Feb 22 11:40:23 2011
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220- C0025B368E2F9
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150 ASCII Data Connection
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200 PORT Command successful
150 ASCII Data Connection
550- Error Response
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550 End Error Response
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Connected to I0025B368E2F9.
220- C0025B368E2F9
Unauthorised use of this FTP server is prohibited and may be subject to civil and criminal prosecution.
220 I0025B368E2F9 FTP Server (Oracle XML DB/Oracle Database) ready.
User (I0025B368E2F9:(none)): fda_xml
331 pass required for FDA_XML
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250 CWD Command successful
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200 PORT Command successful
150 ASCII Data Connection
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drw-r--r-- 2 FDA_XML oracle 0 DEC 17 19:19 ..
226 ASCII Transfer Complete
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250 SET_CHARSET Command Successful
ftp> put C:\ED\SPL\E_Reon_Data\loaded\4fe1-865d-da0db9212f34.xml
200 PORT Command successful
150 ASCII Data Connection
550- Error Response
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550 End Error Response
ftp: 3394 bytes sent in 0.00Seconds 3394000.00Kbytes/sec.
I have tried all suggestion from another thread such as:
alter system set events ='31150 trace name context forever, level 0x4000'
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but failed.
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Edited by: Cow on Mar 29, 2011 12:58 AM -
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declare
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Hi,
1.
I have a table call SNPLEX_DESIGN which is created automaticly when I register a snplex_design.xsd XML schema.( Oracle creates it through the xdb:defaultTable="SNPLEX_DESIGN attribute). and it is created using SNPLEX user account.
2.
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3.
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