Multiple Project XML files

Can I have multiple deployment project XML files(which makes descriptor file cleaner and easily maintainable)? If yes, how to specify each file name in Sessions.xml and can I use different datasources for different project XML files or it has to use the same datasource for the entire project? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Rafi.

Not in the sessions.xml, but it is possible to merge two projects together at runtime...
Re: merging two different MWB projects at run-time

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"miglara" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:glhase$5sr$[email protected]..
> Could any one please shed some light about the best way
to read multiple
> external xml files through Flex? We haveabout 100
different xml files (of
> which
> only few are randomly accessed by the users).
> I tried implementing the following generic function
which takes a
> filename
> but when debugging it, it seems that the handler never
gets call after
> executing the service.send() line! I will greatly
appreciate your help!!!
>
> public function fetchFileContent(fileName:String):void{
//this method is
> called upon clicking on a button
> var service:HTTPService = new HTTPService();
> service.url = "filePath/" + fileName ;
> service.useProxy = false;
> service.resultFormat = "e4x";
> service.addEventListener ("result",fileRetrievalHandler)
> service.send();
> }
>
> public function
fileRetrievalHandler(evnt:ResultEvent):void{
> fileContent = evnt.result.feed; //this line never gets
executed
> }
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either changed the
output directory to go to the server or you've changed some
compiler flags
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hello
i use the sessionbean+toplink structure,after i finish the o-r mapping by using the mapping work bench,i generate the project xml file,then in the "session.xml" file,i refer to the project xml,then i can use it from sessionbean.
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otherwise,how can i use the project code instead of project xml file?i mean, in "session.xml", i can use the "<project-xml>" tag to refer to the project xml file,then in my session bean,i get the server session by read the "session.xml" file.but if i use the project code,how can i refer it from the "session.xml"?the examples that come with the toplink installation only tell me how can i use the project xml file within the session bean,it don't give me any clue about using the project code in the sesion bean,who can give me a step-by-step instruction and code snippet?
thank you very much?

There is a slight performance gain during session load at startup but there is no difference at runtime. The choice of which to use is dependent upon you build process. Whether it is easier to submit a new version of the class into the comile build process vs an XML file. In most cases it is just a preference of the development team.
When you use the project-class you'll need to generate the source code and compile it into your system. Typically it is packaged with the persistent classes. You may need to configure your environment so that the class-loaders have access to these classes (same for the XML case).
When using the project-class you simply replace the project-xml entry like this:
<project-class>oracle.toplink.demos.employee.relational.EmployeeProject</project-class>
The DTD for the session.xml file is found at <TOPLINK_HOME>\core\sessions_4_5.dtd. It is also in the documentation at:
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/ias/doc_library/90200doc_otn/toplink.903/b10064/a-sessio.htm#634246
Doug Clarke
Product Manager
Oracle9iAS TopLink

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I have multiple rowsets (xml files) which I want to calculate subtotals from. Each xml data set has identical columns. If I union all the files together, the xml content contains multiple rowsets and the Crosstab function does not give me a summed value of each column, but instead it creates a column for each column in each rowset.
The Normalize and the rowset combiner transform both combine rowsets by appending the second dataset into new columns, is there any way to append the data into new rows instead?
Because my final file is going to have something over 30,000 rows (14Mb), I am reluctant to use a repeater on each row of each file to combine it into a new rowset. Is there an efficient way to handle this calculation?

Sue,
I believe that we are off on the wrong foot here...all things aside...
Join will work for your scenario when combined with other actions for your calculation and it will be easier to maintain than a stylesheet which will be beneficial to you in the end. Please do not be too quick to judge the solution
As for the error message that's one for support, what was the error in the logs?
-Sam

How can i generate session.xml file?

hello
i am a beginner of toplink,i find that in my project,i must provide two xml format files,they are "session.xml" and a project xml file,to make the toplink works well,the project descriptor can be generated by using the mapping workbench,but how can i generate the "session.xml",now,what i can do is to modify the sample file that come with the toplink installation,i wonder if there is a graphic tool that can be used to generate it?
thanks for any helps!

Currently there is no UI support for creating or modifying sessions.xml. The DTD is provided in both the documentation as well as in the installed files (<TOPLINK_HOME>\core\sessions_4_5.dtd). The examples should also contain a variety of sessions.xml file to assist you.
Doug Clarke
Principal Product Manager, Oracle9iAS TopLink
Oracle Corporation

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