Nested XML Listing

I would appreciate any help, in providing a workable nested
solution for the following type of XML structure.
<Info Main>
<Image List>
<Image>
<Image>
<Name List>
<Name>
<Name>
<Name>
<Name>
</Info Main>
<Info Main>
</Info Main>
Where the Info Main is the top structure containing
collections of images and names. I have no problem in looping the
Info Main top structure as per
<cfloop index="i" from="1"
to="#arrayLen(Info_Main_Array)#"> etc,
but I can't seem to work out how to connect the sub-lists of
images and names.
Any help would be much appreciated.

Did you try looking up the XML parsing functions that CF has
built in? It will probably be easier than trying to re-invent the
wheel, which is what it appears you are trying to do.
What version of CF are you using as well?
I had a couple of XML parsing examples around before, so I
could likely find them again if you need, but once you figure out
CF's XML parsing abilities it becomes pretty straight forward.
Try searching for XML or RSS examples as well, you may even
pull up one of my examples.

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Nested XML filter / freezing

Hi Spry,
I'm currently working on a nested DataSet filter, but it
freezes up the browser and keeps eating memory.
I cannot give / grant any1 access to our test servers,
because they run on a secure router. So i can only provide the
filter and the current on line page.
The filter function:
function filter_rooms(){
var els =
document.forms['searchpannel'].getElementsByTagName('input');
var filter = '';
for (var j=0; j < els.length; j++){
var input = els[j];
if (input.type == 'checkbox' &&
input.id.match(/^p[0-9]$/) && input.checked){
filter += input.id.replace(/^p/, '');
if (typeof myRoom == 'function')dsRooms.removeFilter(myRoom,
true);
if (filter !== ''){
filter = new RegExp('^['+filter + ']');
document.getElementById('allrooms').checked = false;
myRoom = function(dataSet, row, rowNumber) {
return filter.exec(row["numpersons"])? row : null;
}else{
document.getElementById('allrooms').checked = true;
myFilter = false;
}if (typeof myRoom == 'function')dsRooms.addFilter(myRoom,
true);
this is just the basic of the filter, when this is working i
still have to figure out how im gonna check if a hotel has any
rooms left after filtering, if none i have to remove the hotel for
the result page. (but this is something to do later :P )
Page of problems + instructions of getting there:
Url:
http://www.hotels.nl/indexen.html
Press the button: Find best deals!
(because u need the correct param's to view the page).
I cant give the link to the xml feed, but u all know to view
it in firebug so i highly doubt this will be a problem
Here u will see the current search environment. The filter is
activated in the same way as the Star Rating filter. (same amount
of check boxes, and values send etc).
I wonder why it crashes. Is it because i linked dsRooms to as
nested xml set to the paging? Or am i just doing something wrong
here.
Note: I am aware that the current core file that we are using
still contains the old filter error (the if statement) But on our
test server we are working with the fixed version, so this is not
the issue.
The core file is a bunch of spry scripts packed together so
we have less HTTP requests.
If u require information on what is packed in it, feel free
to ask. But i highly doubt its needed.
Nutshell version: help :)
V1

Hello Kin, your solution worked okay, but i seem to found a
little problem using nested filters.
When u apply a filter to a nested xml, it will be deleted
when u apply or postload the parent dataset.
U could ofcourse use a observ for that, for some that would
be a solution, but for me, not really. <-- i tryed to use that.
But in my case i have a problem with that, becouse when there
are no rooms left in the Nested list. i have to filter out the
hotel. So i call a filter on the parent hotel, wich will delete the
rooms filter, wich will be called again on postload, and create a
loop.
I tryed using Spry:if statement, it does hide the hotel, but
it doesnt update the paged view ( it only "hides" the rows, but
doesnt update the amount of items per page, so u could have 10
results on a page instead of the set 30).
I dont know if spry:if would work like that. Or if its a
small error. If it all works like it supposed to work, than maby i
should try to use flattend nested xml using xpath(subpath).
If u got any idea's or suggestions, feel free to post
;)

Spry Menu Using Nested XML Dataset (Spry 1.6)

I have a vertical menu with a few items. One of which is
labeled Products which has submenus. I want to have that submenu
read from a Nested XML dataset. Using a single dataset for one
level in a menu is easy enough, but the subenu will have submenus.
Example Menu:
Home
Company
Products
|-- Product 1
|-- Item 1
|-- Item 2
|-- Item 3
|-- Product 2
|-- Item 1
|-- Item 2
|-- Product 3
|-- Item 1
|-- Item 2
|-- Item 3
|-- Item 4
|-- Product 4
|-- Item 1
|-- Item 2
|-- Product 5
I have been looking for an easy way to use the Spry Nested
XML Dataset to create the Product/Item menu. The number of Products
may vary as well as the number of Items in each Product submenu
(also, some Products may not have Items).
I already have an ASP page that creates the XML data from a
database.
Schema follows (XSD ):
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xsd:schema xmlns:xsd="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<xsd:element name="products">
<xsd:complexType>
<xsd:sequence>
<xsd:element name="product_type"
maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xsd:complexType>
<xsd:sequence>
<xsd:element name="type_name" maxOccurs="1"
type="xsd:string"/>
<xsd:element name="type_url" maxOccurs="1"
type="xsd:anyURI"/>
<xsd:element name="product_name"
maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xsd:complexType>
<xsd:sequence>
<xsd:element name="item_name" maxOccurs="1"
type="xsd:string"/>
<xsd:element name="item_url" maxOccurs="1"
type="xsd:anyURI"/>
</xsd:sequence>
</xsd:complexType>
</xsd:element>
</xsd:sequence>
</xsd:complexType>
</xsd:element>
</xsd:sequence>
</xsd:complexType>
</xsd:element>
</xsd:schema>
I have been programming for 17 years but am new to Spry. If
this cannot be done easily with the Spry framework, I'll probably
wind up splitting the XML data into 2 files (Products and Items)
then writing a nested loop and call each by row, but then I have to
find out how Spry Datasets reference XML data. Figuring out how to
call rows from the XML data shouldn't be so bad, but this method
just seems like such a hassle for something that should be easy.
Pseudocode follows:
j=1
i=1 to TotalNumberProducts
display Product i from Products
ItemsExist=true
While ItemsExist
if j > TotalNumberItems | Item j is not for Product then
ItemsExist=false
else
display Item j from Items
j++
Wend
Next
Thanks in advance for any help or direction!

That's exactly what I'm trying to do. However, I implemented
that code and the submenus won't appear. I suspect the submenus
aren't finding the field names from the Nested XML Dataset. The
first level of Product menus work great (this is a submenu of the
overall menu) and correctly identify products that do not have
submenus, so I know it's picking up the number of records in the
Nested Dataset correctly - it just won't display the data in the
next level of menu.
variable and script declarations:
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryMenuBar.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="SpryAssets/xpath.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryData.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryNestedXMLDataSet.js"
type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarVertical.css"
rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<script type="text/javascript">

</script>
Code for menus:
<ul id="NavMenu" class="MenuBarVertical">
<li><a
href="index.html">Home</a></li>
<li><a
href="company.html">Company</a></li>
<li><a href="franco_giberti.html">Franco
Giberti</a></li>
<li><a class="MenuBarItemSubmenu"
href="products.asp">Products</a>
<ul spry:region="productMenuData
productMenuDataItems">
<li spry:repeat="productMenuData"><a
class="MenuBarItemSubmenu" href="{type_url}"
spry:if="{productMenuDataItems::ds_RowCount} !=
0">{type_name}</a> <a href="{type_url}"
spry:if="{productMenuDataItems::ds_RowCount} ==
0">{type_name}</a>
<ul spry:if="{productMenuDataItems::ds_RowCount} !=
0">
<li spry:repeat="productMenuDataItems"><a
href="{productMenuDataItems::item_url}">{productMenuDataItems::item_name}</a></li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li><a href="contact.html">Contact Us</a>

</li>
</ul>
XML:
<products
xsi:noNameSpaceSchemaLocation="products.xsd">
−
<product_type>
<type_name>Pasta Sauce</type_name>
<type_url>pt_2.asp</type_url>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Putenesca</item_name>
<item_url>pn_3.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Arrabiata</item_name>
<item_url>pn_4.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Pesto</item_name>
<item_url>pn_5.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Basil and Tomato</item_name>
<item_url>pn_6.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Bolognese</item_name>
<item_url>pn_7.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Carboniera</item_name>
<item_url>pn_8.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
</product_type>
+
<product_type>
<type_name>Organic Olive Oil</type_name>
<type_url>pt_3.asp</type_url>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Original</item_name>
<item_url>pn_9.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Basil</item_name>
<item_url>pn_10.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Herbs</item_name>
<item_url>pn_11.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Sun Dried Tomato</item_name>
<item_url>pn_12.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
</product_type>
+
<product_type>
<type_name>Organic Spreads</type_name>
<type_url>pt_4.asp</type_url>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Putenesca</item_name>
<item_url>pn_13.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Arrabiata</item_name>
<item_url>pn_14.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Pesto</item_name>
<item_url>pn_15.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Basil and Tomato</item_name>
<item_url>pn_16.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Bolognese</item_name>
<item_url>pn_17.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Carboniera</item_name>
<item_url>pn_18.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
</product_type>
+
<product_type>
<type_name>Organic Grilled Vegetables</type_name>
<type_url>pt_5.asp</type_url>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Putenesca</item_name>
<item_url>pn_19.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Arrabiata</item_name>
<item_url>pn_20.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Pesto</item_name>
<item_url>pn_21.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Basil and Tomato</item_name>
<item_url>pn_22.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Bolognese</item_name>
<item_url>pn_23.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
−
<product_name>
<item_name>Carboniera</item_name>
<item_url>pn_24.asp</item_url>
</product_name>
</product_type>
−
<product_type>
<type_name>Truffle Products</type_name>
<type_url>pt_6.asp</type_url>
</product_type>
</products>
Any further guidance would be very much appreciated!

How to construct the where clause for a nested xml target file

Post Author: jlpete72
CA Forum: Data Integration
I'm having some problems getting the desired results creating a multi-level nested xml file. Specifically, it does not seem that the where clause in the child schemas respects values from parent schemas. I'm sure I'm constructing something incorrectly, but am running out of ideas.
I am working with the classic company/order/line hierarchy and there are three levels of output schemas in my target xml file, one for company, order header and order line information.
For testing, I have hardcoded a restriction at the order header line to deal with only one order. But unless I hardcode values into the where clause at the order line level of the schema, all values are returned for orders belonging to the company defined in the company level.
I'm trying a where clause at the order line level similar to:
order_line.customer = order_header.customer and order_line.order_num = order_header.order_num
If the customer has more than one order in the data file, then all orders for that customer are placed in the detail for the order header. Only if I hard code the order number in the where clause do I get only the lines for the order specified in the header section. Not very practical.
What am I missing?

An External Parsed Entity could be used to reference a schema.
In your DTD:
<!ENTITY datamodules SYSTEM "file:///c:/Datamodules/Datamodules.xsd">
Refer the external entity in xml document:
<datamodules>&datamodules;</datamodules>

Nesting xml in Oracle 8i

How to generate nested xml/ complex xml in Oracle 8i using 8i packages dbms_xmlquery or xmlgen .
The xml might be looked like this..
if any body have idea then pls let me know.
i am trying to write Stored procedure on that i am using query like select c1,c2, cursor(c3,c4 from xyb) from ABC
but not getting required output
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
- <File>
<File_Type>ETNL_TRAVELR_PAYMENTS</File_Type>
- <File_Header_Record>
<File_Format_Version>0002</File_Format_Version>
<Creation_Module />
</File_Header_Record>
- <Transaction>
<Transaction_Type>FT_TRANS_IMP</Transaction_Type>
- <Transaction_Header>
<Record_Number>1</Record_Number>
<Urgent>N</Urgent>
</Transaction_Header>
- <Model_Info>
- <Model_ID>
- <![CDATA[ FF DOM EXT PAY
]]>
</Model_ID>
</Model_Info>
- <Transfer_Info>
<Charges>15</Charges>
</Transfer_Info>
- <Amounts>
- <Transaction_Amount>
<Amount>154.00</Amount>
<Currency>GBP</Currency>
</Transaction_Amount>
</Amounts>
- <Dates>
<Trusted_Source>N</Trusted_Source>
<Value_Date />
</Dates>
- <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>DR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>K</Code_Type>
</Bank_Route_Code>
</Bank>
- <Account>
<Account_ID>D562</Account_ID>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
- <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>CR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>K</Code_Type>
- <Code>
- <![CDATA[ 538111
]]>
</Code>
</Bank_Route_Code>
- <Bank_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[ Natwest
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[ Long Sutton Branch
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[ 25 market Place
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[ Spalding
]]>
</City>
<Country>GB</Country>
</Bank_Address_Info>
</Bank>
- <Account>
- <Account_Number>
- <![CDATA[ 12345678
]]>
</Account_Number>
- <Account_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[ John Doe
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr1
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr2
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[ EmployeeCity
]]>
</City>
<Country_Sub_Entity />
<Postal>CF375YL</Postal>
<Country>GB</Country>
</Account_Address_Info>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
- <Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Details_Text>
- <![CDATA[ PAY OHRID: 100000999
]]>
</Details_Text>
</Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Comments>
- <Comment_Text>
- <![CDATA[ NONE
]]>
</Comment_Text>
</Comments>
- <References>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FBNF</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ INVOICE 20021004001542
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type />
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FMAILEN</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ [email protected]
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
</References>
</Transaction>
+ <Transaction>
<Transaction_Type>FT_TRANS_IMP</Transaction_Type>
+ <Transaction_Header>
<Record_Number>2</Record_Number>
<Urgent>N</Urgent>
</Transaction_Header>
+ <Model_Info>
- <Model_ID>
- <![CDATA[ FF DOM EXT PAY
]]>
</Model_ID>
</Model_Info>
+ <Transfer_Info>
<Charges>15</Charges>
</Transfer_Info>
- <Amounts>
- <Transaction_Amount>
<Amount>46.00</Amount>
<Currency>EUR</Currency>
</Transaction_Amount>
</Amounts>
- <Dates>
<Trusted_Source>N</Trusted_Source>
<Value_Date />
</Dates>
- <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>DR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>G</Code_Type>
</Bank_Route_Code>
</Bank>
- <Account>
<Account_ID>D202</Account_ID>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
- <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>CR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>G</Code_Type>
- <Code>
- <![CDATA[ 234543
]]>
</Code>
</Bank_Route_Code>
- <Bank_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</City>
<Country />
</Bank_Address_Info>
</Bank>
- <Account>
- <Account_Number>
- <![CDATA[ DE65100700000123456789
]]>
</Account_Number>
- <Account_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[ Test User
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr1
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr2
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[ Berlin
]]>
</City>
<Country_Sub_Entity />
<Postal>1234323</Postal>
<Country>DE</Country>
</Account_Address_Info>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
- <Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Details_Text>
- <![CDATA[ PAY OHRID: 100000888
]]>
</Details_Text>
</Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Comments>
- <Comment_Text>
- <![CDATA[ NONE
]]>
</Comment_Text>
</Comments>
- <References>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FBNF</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ INVOICE 20021101001053
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type />
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FMAILEN</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ [email protected]
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
</References>
</Transaction>
+ <Transaction>
<Transaction_Type>FT_TRANS_IMP</Transaction_Type>
+ <Transaction_Header>
<Record_Number>3</Record_Number>
<Urgent>N</Urgent>
</Transaction_Header>
+ <Model_Info>
- <Model_ID>
- <![CDATA[ FF INTL EXT PAY
]]>
</Model_ID>
</Model_Info>
+ <Transfer_Info>
<Charges>15</Charges>
</Transfer_Info>
+ <Amounts>
+ <Transaction_Amount>
<Amount>265.00</Amount>
<Currency>EUR</Currency>
</Transaction_Amount>
</Amounts>
+ <Dates>
<Trusted_Source>N</Trusted_Source>
<Value_Date />
</Dates>
+ <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>DR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>S</Code_Type>
</Bank_Route_Code>
</Bank>
- <Account>
<Account_ID>D202</Account_ID>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
+ <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>CR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>S</Code_Type>
- <Code>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Code>
</Bank_Route_Code>
+ <Bank_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</City>
<Country />
</Bank_Address_Info>
</Bank>
+ <Account>
- <Account_Number>
- <![CDATA[ NL02ABNA0123456789
]]>
</Account_Number>
- <Account_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[ New User
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr1
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr2
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[ Ansterdam
]]>
</City>
<Country_Sub_Entity />
<Postal>34242</Postal>
<Country>NL</Country>
</Account_Address_Info>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
+ <Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Details_Text>
- <![CDATA[ PAY OHRID: 100000777
]]>
</Details_Text>
</Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
+ <Comments>
+ <Comment_Text>
- <![CDATA[ NONE
]]>
</Comment_Text>
</Comments>
+ <References>
+ <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FBNF</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ INVOICE 20021101001025
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
+ <Reference>
<Reference_Type />
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
+ <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FMAILEN</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ [email protected]
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
</References>
</Transaction>
+ <Transaction>
<Transaction_Type>FT_TRANS_IMP</Transaction_Type>
- <Transaction_Header>
<Record_Number>4</Record_Number>
<Urgent>N</Urgent>
</Transaction_Header>
- <Model_Info>
- <Model_ID>
- <![CDATA[ FF INTL EXT PAY
]]>
</Model_ID>
</Model_Info>
- <Transfer_Info>
<Charges>15</Charges>
</Transfer_Info>
- <Amounts>
- <Transaction_Amount>
<Amount>34.70</Amount>
<Currency>EUR</Currency>
</Transaction_Amount>
</Amounts>
- <Dates>
<Trusted_Source>N</Trusted_Source>
<Value_Date />
</Dates>
- <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>DR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>S</Code_Type>
</Bank_Route_Code>
</Bank>
- <Account>
<Account_ID>D202</Account_ID>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
- <Bank_Account>
<Bank_Account_Type>CR</Bank_Account_Type>
- <Bank>
- <Bank_Route_Code>
<Code_Type>S</Code_Type>
- <Code>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Code>
</Bank_Route_Code>
- <Bank_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</City>
<Country />
</Bank_Address_Info>
</Bank>
- <Account>
- <Account_Number>
- <![CDATA[ FR313000400828000123456789
]]>
</Account_Number>
- <Account_Address_Info>
- <Name>
- <![CDATA[ French User
]]>
</Name>
- <Street1>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr1
]]>
</Street1>
- <Street2>
- <![CDATA[ Employee Addr2
]]>
</Street2>
- <City>
- <![CDATA[ Paris
]]>
</City>
<Country_Sub_Entity />
<Postal>54333</Postal>
<Country>FR</Country>
</Account_Address_Info>
</Account>
</Bank_Account>
- <Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Details_Text>
- <![CDATA[ PAY OHRID: 100000666
]]>
</Details_Text>
</Payment_Details_Or_Addenda>
- <Comments>
- <Comment_Text>
- <![CDATA[ NONE
]]>
</Comment_Text>
</Comments>
- <References>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FBNF</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ INVOICE 20021101001481
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type />
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
- <Reference>
<Reference_Type>FMAILEN</Reference_Type>
- <Reference_Value>
- <![CDATA[ [email protected]
]]>
</Reference_Value>
</Reference>
</References>
</Transaction>
- <File_Trailer_Record>
<File_Name>ETNL_TRAVELR_PAYMENTS</File_Name>
<Total_Records>4</Total_Records>
</File_Trailer_Record>
</File>
regards
Ramashankar Sahu

As I recall from my 8i days (it's been many years), the only way to do this is to install the XML XDK. From http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/xml/xdk/xdk_java.html, it says "The Oracle9i versions of the XDK can also be used to build applications designed to interface with Oracle8i databases." I had thought the 10g version could do that as well but I'm not seeing it now.
Since XMLType was not part of 8i, you will need to use PL/SQL to take your Select statement results and build them into a DOMDocument structure.
Hope that helps.

Generating Deeply nested XML from a flat file

Hi All,
I am working on a MQ to IDOC scenario.
I am getting a flat file as input. I need to convert it into XML( so that XI can understand it).
But conversion is into a "Deeply Nested XML from a Flat File" at sender side (JMS Adapter).
Any inputs on this.
Regards,
Vikas

You can only convert flat file into xml structure with 3 levels.
If you need to convert flat file into deep nested xml structure, you have to do java mapping or xslt or abap mapping. There is a tool, I think it's called conversion agent by itemfield (bought by SAP), which can do pretty everything with conversion. Never used it though.
Jayson

Working With Nested XML Data

Hello,
I'm doing my best to create a page in Dreamweaver CS4 utilizing Spry datasets and, I hope, a valid nested XML file. What I want to do is use one XML file that provides the content for my nav div and my content div. It would, in essence, display as an outline. When a user clicks on an item in the nav div the content would be displayed. What I'm guessing would work for the XML file would be this format:
<content>
<topic name="Elements">   //--this would serve as the nav element and trigger
    <header>Non-editable</header>   //--this would serve as a header in the content area
    <info>
      <detail id="1">CSS, javascript</detail>   //--this would serve as detail under the headers in the content area.
      <detail id="2">Headers</detail>
      <detail id="3">Footers</detail>
      <detail id="4">Areas within navigation panel</detail>
    </info>
</topic>
</content>
I got the idea from this page in Live Docs: Create a Spry nested data set. Also from a Labs page called Nested XML Data Sample. I've been able to make various parts of the page work but I don't know what is broken. My issues are this:
I once saw but can no longer find a method for preventing redundant display of data. In this case, the nav elements which are attributes in my XML file.
The details are showing up in my content area. I must be doing the code for the nesting incorrectly.
I want to then use the details in the content area to trigger spry tooltips, the content for whih would be genereated from an XML file or HTML frags.
Here is my latest, ill-fated attempt:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:spry="http://ns.adobe.com/spry">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<title>Menu - Content Example</title>
<link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryNestedXMLDataSet.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="SpryAssets/xpath.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="SpryAssets/SpryData.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<link href="SpryAssets/SpryStackedContainers.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<script type="text/javascript">

</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="wrapper">
<div id="header">
    <h1>CSU Website Clinic</h1>
    <h3>Bill Milhoan, IS&T Technical Trainer</h3>
</div>
<div id="content" spry:region="dsInfo">
    <ul spry:repeatchildren="dsInfo">
      <li>{dsContent5::info}</li>
    </ul>
</div>
<div class="nav" spry:region="dsContent5">
    <ul spry:repeatchildren="dsContent5" spry:choose="">
      <li spry:when="{dsContent5::ds_CurrentRowID} == {dsContent5::ds_RowID}" spry:setrow="dsContent5" spry:select="select" spry:hover="hover" spry:selected="">{dsContent5::@name}</li>
      <li spry:default="" spry:setrow="dsContent5" spry:select="select" spry:hover="hover">{dsContent5::@name}</li>
    </ul>
</div>
</div>
</body>
</html>
Thoughts? My hope is to distill this process so I can teach others how to do it in the hopes that they will find it easier to keep their department/program websites up-to-date.
Thanks for the help.
Bill Milhoan
Cleveland State University

I apologize, im using Spry XML Data Set. i guess the best way to describe what im trying to do is, i want to use the Non-desctructive filter sample with the Spry Nested XML Data sample. So with my sample xml on my first post and with the same code non-destructive filter is using, im having trouble trying to search repeating nodes, for some reason it only searches the last node of the repeating nodes. Does that make sense? let me know.
thank you Arnout!

Show only the most recent event in XML list based on date

Hello,
I'm working with Spry and an XML list of events for my site.
Displaying the full list of events isn't a problem. However, I'd like to display only the next upcoming event, based on the date.
For instance, today is April 27th. I'd like to be able to display only the next upcoming event which happens to be on May 3rd. Then once that date passes, the next upcoming event is shown (May 17th).
Can anyone give me a hand?
Thanks!

This seems like it's on the right path. Thank you for your response, though, I'm afraid I need a bit more help.
I can get the statement to work, but I'm having trouble trying to figure out how to use the results. I can run the IF statement, and it checks the first value in the XML list. Since the first item in the list is older than the date I input, it just returns "false". I'm not really sure how I can make it return just the first entry that is "true".
Secondly, I'm not sure how to get it to use the "Current Date" without manually entering the date in the if statement. Is there an easy way I can get the system date for it to check with?
Thanks!!

Nested XML Output in PL/SQL

I need to generate XML that looks like this:
<Person>
<Name>
<FirstName>IMA</FirstName>
<MiddleName>ANOTHER</MiddleName>
<LastName>TEST</LastName>
<BirthDate>04/05/1982</BirthDate>
</Name>
<IDDetails>
<SSNID>234-23-3333</SSNID>
<OtherID>19781</OtherID>
</IDDetails>
<PhysicalDetails>
<Weight>145</Weight>
<EyeColor>BLUE</EyeColor>
<HairColor></HairColor>
<Sex>FEMALE</Sex>
<Race>BLACK</Race>
<SkinToneText></SkinTone>
</PhysicalDetails>
<SocialDetails>
<Ethnicity>UNKNOWN</Ethnicity>
<Language>ENGLISH</Language>
</SocialDetails>
<Address>
<Street>123 Somewhere Street</Street>
<City>AnyWhere</City>
<State>Confusion</State>
<Zip>99999</Zip>
</Address>
</Person>
I was able to sucessfully generate it in SQL by creating a view using this code:
create or replace view person_xml_view as
select
xmlelement("Person",
xmlelement("Name",
xmlelement("FirstName", first_name),
xmlelement("MiddleName",middle_name),
xmlelement("LastName",last_name),
xmlelement("BirthDate",to_char(date_of_birth,''MM/DD/YYYY''))),
xmlelement("IDDetails",
xmlelement("SSN",b.external_number),
xmlelement("OtherID",a.mni)),
xmlelement("PhysicalDetails",
xmlelement("Weight",a.weight),
xmlelement("EyeColor",a.eye_color),
xmlelement("HairColor",a.hair_color),
xmlelement("Sex",a.sex),
xmlelement("Race",a.race),
xmlelement("SkinTone",a.skin_tone)),
xmlelement("SocialDetails",
xmlelement("Ethnicity",ethnicity),
xmlelement("Language",language)),
xmlelement("Address",
xmlelement("Street",c.address),
xmlelement("City",c.city),
xmlelement("State",c.state),
xmlelement("Zip",c.zip)))
as result from
names a,
numbers b,
addresses c
where
(a.mni = b.mni (+) AND
b.number_type (+) = 'SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER') AND
(a.mni = c.mni (+) AND
c.current_address_flag (+)= 'T') AND
a.MNI = 19781);
My end goal is to write a function that returns the XML back to the caller, but when I the dbms_xmlgen I can't get the sub-tags to be inserted correctly. Here's the code as it is today:
FUNCTION GETXML
( v_pk IN Number)
RETURN xmltype as out xmltype;
ctx dbms_xmlgen.ctxhandle;
BEGIN
ctx := dbms_xmlgen.newcontext('select a.first_name as "FirstName",
a.middle_name as "MiddleName",
a.last_name as "LastName",
to_char(a.date_of_birth,''MM/DD/YYYY'') AS "BirthDate",
b.external_number as "SSNID",
a.mni as "OtherID",
a.weight as "Weight",
a.eye_color as "EyeColor",
a.hair_color as "HairColor",
a.sex as "Sex",
a.race as "Race",
a.skin_tone as "SkinTone",
a.ethnicity as "Ethnicity",
a.language as "Language",
c.address as "Street",
c.city as "City",
c.state as "State",
c.zip as "Zip"
from
names a,
numbers b,
addresses c
where
(a.mni = b.mni (+) AND
b.number_type (+) = ''SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER'') AND
(a.mni = c.mni (+) AND
c.current_address_flag (+)= ''T'') AND
a.MNI = '||V_MNI);
dbms_xmlgen.setrowsettag(ctx,'Person');
dbms_xmlgen.setrowtag(ctx,'Name');
dbms_xmlgen.setrowtag(ctx,'IDDetails');
dbms_xmlgen.setrowtag(ctx,'PhysicalDetails');
dbms_xmlgen.setrowtag(ctx,'SocialDetails');
dbms_xmlgen.setrowtag(ctx,'Address');
out := dbms_xmlgen.getxmltype(ctx);
dbms_xmlgen.closecontext(ctx);
return out;
END;
How do you do the nested tags?

Hi,
Here is simple way of genrating nested XML.
FUNCTION GETXML
( v_pk IN Number)
RETURN sys.XMLType
CURSOR C1
IS
xmlelement("Person",
xmlelement("Name",
xmlforest(first_name as "FirstName",
middle_name as "MiddleName",
last_name as "LastName",
to_char(date_of_birth,''MM/DD/YYYY'') as"BirthDate"),
xmlelement("IDDetails",
xmlforest(b.external_number as "SSN",
a.mni as "OtherID")),
xmlelement("PhysicalDetails",
xmlforest(a.weight as "Weight",
a.eye_color as "EyeColor",
a.hair_color as "HairColor",
a.sex as "Sex",
a.race as "Race",
a.skin_tone as "SkinTone")),
xmlelement("SocialDetails",
xmlforest(ethnicity as "Ethnicity",
language as "Language")),
xmlelement("Address",
xmlforest(c.address as "Street",
c.city as "City",
c.state as "State",
c.zip as "Zip")) as result
from
names a,
numbers b,
addresses c
where
(a.mni = b.mni (+) AND
b.number_type (+) = 'SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER') AND
(a.mni = c.mni (+) AND
c.current_address_flag (+)= 'T') AND
a.MNI = 19781);
v_xml sys.XMLType
BEGIN
open c1;
fetch c1 into v_xml;
close c1;
return v_xml;
END
In short use xmlforest to genrate inner child tags.

Nested XML with XSU

I have data in an Oracle8i-database and will use Java to export
it to XML. I’m trying to use XML Developer’s Kit’s (XDK’s) XML
SQL Utility’s (XSU’s) OracleXMLQuery class. But I’ve problems to
get the nested XML-structure I need!
Oracle says there’s two good ways to do this:
“Source Customization
This category incompases customizations done by altering the
query or the database schema. Among the simplest and the most
powerful source customizations are:
* over the database schema, create an object-relational view
which maps to the desired XML document structure.
* in your query, use cursor subqueries, or cast-multiset
constructs to get nesting in the XML document which comes from a
flat schema.”
They then have an example how to create an object-relational
view. But this is done with an empty database, and I already
have tables with data so I don’t know how to do this.
I’ve tried with some simple subqueris like
SELECT name, id,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM order o WHERE c.id = o.id) AS
NumOfOrders
FROM cust c
But it adds just another colum.
Could somebody help me or direct me to some resource, please?
Thanks!

I have data in an Oracle8i-database and will use Java to export
it to XML. I’m trying to use XML Developer’s Kit’s (XDK’s) XML
SQL Utility’s (XSU’s) OracleXMLQuery class. But I’ve problems to
get the nested XML-structure I need!
Oracle says there’s two good ways to do this:
“Source Customization
This category incompases customizations done by altering the
query or the database schema. Among the simplest and the most
powerful source customizations are:
* over the database schema, create an object-relational view
which maps to the desired XML document structure.
* in your query, use cursor subqueries, or cast-multiset
constructs to get nesting in the XML document which comes from a
flat schema.”
They then have an example how to create an object-relational
view. But this is done with an empty database, and I already
have tables with data so I don’t know how to do this.
I’ve tried with some simple subqueris like
SELECT name, id,
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM order o WHERE c.id = o.id) AS
NumOfOrders
FROM cust c
But it adds just another colum.
Could somebody help me or direct me to some resource, please?
Thanks!

Correction for Nested XML Data Sample

I found an error in the sample code on the
Nested
XML Data Sample under "Using Nested Data Sets." Line 8 has
var dsToppings = new Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet(dsItems1,
"toppings");, but it should be
var dsToppings = new Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet(dsItems1,
"topping"); in order to match the XML file.
Another suggestion for us newbies would be to have the
samples start with a comment about any additional scripts we need
to insert into our files. It took me a long time to realize I
needed to include
<script type="text/javascript"
src="scripts/SpryNestedXMLDataSet.js"></script> with
the others in the head.
Thanks for your work!
Jonathan

Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for catching that. I corrected the doc and the change
will appear when we release 1.5.
Also, regarding <script> includes sample, yes, we
should definitely be doing that.
Thanks!!!
--== Kin ==--

Database data to nested xml structure

Hi All,
I need to convert the data in the oracle database to nested xml tree structure as below:
Data in the database is in the following structure:
1     branch1     13-JAN-11     a.txt
1     branch1     25-JAN-11     b.txt
1     branch1     25-JAN-11     c.txt
1     branch2     20-JAN-11     d.txt
2
XML for the above data should be in the format:
<Root>
<Account_no value="1">
<Desc value="branch1">
<Date value="13-JAN-11">
<Name value="a.txt"/>
</Date>
<Date value="25-JAN-11">
<Name value="b.txt"/>
<Name value="c.txt"/>
</Date>
</Desc>
<Desc value="branch2">
<Date value="20-JAN-11">
<Name value="d.txt"/>
</Date>
</Desc>
</Account_no>
<Account_no value="2">
</Account_no>
</Root>
I am able to get this kind of xml structure using java after storing the database data in a n-ary tree. But it takes more time to execute.
Can this kind of same xml format be achieved using pl/sql programming?
Please help me with your valuable insights.
Thanks,
Alagappan

Hi,
Please always mention your db version (select * from v$version).
Here's one solution using SQL/XML functions :
Sample data used :
create table sample_data
account_no number,
description varchar2(30),
dt          date,
name        varchar2(30)
insert into sample_data values(1, 'branch1', to_date('13-JAN-11','DD-MON-RR'), 'a.txt');
insert into sample_data values(1, 'branch1', to_date('25-JAN-11','DD-MON-RR'), 'b.txt');
insert into sample_data values(1, 'branch1', to_date('25-JAN-11','DD-MON-RR'), 'c.txt');
insert into sample_data values(1, 'branch2', to_date('20-JAN-11','DD-MON-RR'), 'd.txt');
insert into sample_data values(2, 'branch3', to_date('20-JAN-11','DD-MON-RR'), 'e.txt');Query :
SELECT xmlserialize(document
         xmlelement("Root",
           xmlagg(
             xmlelement("Account_no", xmlattributes(account_no as "value"),
               xmlagg(
                 xmlelement("Desc", xmlattributes(description as "value"), dt)
                 order by description
             ) order by account_no
       as clob indent ) doc
FROM (
SELECT account_no, description,
         xmlagg(
           xmlelement("Date", xmlattributes(to_char(dt,'DD-MON-RR') as "value"), name)
           order by dt
         ) dt
FROM (
    SELECT account_no, description, dt,
           xmlagg(
             xmlelement("Name", xmlattributes(name as "value"))
             order by name
           ) name
    FROM sample_data
    GROUP BY account_no, description, dt
GROUP BY account_no, description
GROUP BY account_no
DOC
<Root>
<Account_no value="1">
    <Desc value="branch1">
      <Date value="13-JAN-11">
        <Name value="a.txt"/>
      </Date>
      <Date value="25-JAN-11">
        <Name value="b.txt"/>
        <Name value="c.txt"/>
      </Date>
    </Desc>
    <Desc value="branch2">
      <Date value="20-JAN-11">
        <Name value="d.txt"/>
      </Date>
    </Desc>
</Account_no>
<Account_no value="2">
    <Desc value="branch3">
      <Date value="20-JAN-11">
        <Name value="e.txt"/>
      </Date>
    </Desc>
</Account_no>
</Root>
Here, I used XMLSerialize function with indent option to format the output (available starting with 11g).

Nested XML structure from Oracle

Using the SQL Adapter i BizTalk, calling a SQL Stored procedure on a MS SQL DB, I can get a nice nested XML structure using p JOIN ii and FOR XML AUTO, like this
<p code="DK003">
<ii stamp="2013-01-14T10:27:38.790"value="180.702052"price="184.000000">
<d Dividend="2.50"DividendDate="2012-03-29T00:00:00" />
</ii>
<ii stamp="2013-01-14T10:27:38.790"value="181.702052"price="14.000000">
<d Dividend="2.50"DividendDate="2012-03-29T00:00:00" />
</ii>
</p>
How can I get the same on Oracle ??

Hi E.,
I guess this an XML namespace issue. I'm creating XmlForms-style documents and had to add an XML namespace to my root element to make them visible as such:
Namespace xf = Namespace.getNamespace("xf", "http://www.sapportals.com/wcm/app/xmlforms");
root.addNamespaceDeclaration(xf);
So what I'd suggest to you is reading out the IResource and treating the content as XML:
Document document = new SAXBuilder().build(content.getInputStream());
Element root = document.getRootElement();
Namespace xf = Namespace.getNamespace("xf", "http://www.sapportals.com/wcm/app/xmlforms");
root.removeNamespaceDeclaration(xf);
Hope this helps!
regards,
Christian

Workaround for nested ordered lists in EPUB?

I am slowly converting a book I laid out in InDesign into an EPUB that echoes the logic (not rigidly the visual presentation) of the print version.
Most of it has gone smoothly, because I test and fix at different stages, and have tagged the hell out of everything from the beginning. I view the test files on an original iPad, a Nook Color, and an iPhone. I have the Kindle Previewer.app and Kindle.app that I use when converting to .MOBI.
However, there are two problems I’m having when viewing the book on a Nook Color that I do not know how to fix.
The first problem is vertical line spacing when there are character styles (span classes) applied to specific words in a line of text. This book has many book title references and some foreign words that are italicized, for example, and wherever they occur, there is additional line space above and below that line of text. This also occurs where characters have been tagged as bold (either using <strong>, <b>, or <span class=bold>—I have tried all three ways of tagging these instances of text. You can see what a page looks like on the Nook Color at http://www.girsbergerdesign.com/Nooktest/nooktest.html.
The other problem I’m having is with nested ordered lists. There are some outline-style lists, with levels 1. and a. While I can edit these in Sigil to maintain the type=1 and type=a of these lists, on the Nook Color, they are still showing up as 1., with the a. level indented properly but numbered 1. You can see a sample below (top) and a sample of the same page on the iPad in iBooks (bottom):
Within iBooks on the iPad and the iPhone, the correct outlining system is maintained, after I change the value of the type of the lists to "1" and "a". So I know that works. I just don't see why it wouldn't work on the Nook Color.
In the Kindle previewer.app, the bolds and italics and other span class formatting behaves properly (i.e, does not cause unsightly linespacing), but it too ignores the a level of the outline-style format, although it honors the indent.
Does anyone have any advice about this? I'd like to be able to map the list styles to HTML for structure, but this is driving me crazy!
Thanks in advance.

Thanks for your response, seddybell. This got me thinking, and I believe I have found a solution to the linespacing situation (still working on the outline situation).
I think the line-height attribute is the issue. Because so many textbooks in print start out with something like 10/12 spacing (the book I’m converting is 11/14 Kepler Std), the line-height in the CSS file (or the leading of the paragraph style in InDesign, before exporting) has to be increased to roughly 164% of the font-size (in this case, from 1.27 to 2 em in the CSS file) to ensure that the <em> and <strong> characters don't throw off the linespacing for viewing on the Nook. This way, whether the user has “Publisher Defaults” turned on or off, the linespacing won’t be affected.
I noticed that when I turned on “Publisher Defaults”, my text looked fine, but when I turned it off, THAT was when the spacing problems slapped me in the face!
Here was what I did with my basic p.TX tag, and then made proportional adjustments to other tags:
Original CSS style exported from InDesign:
p.TX {
font-family : "Georgia", serif;
font-weight : normal;
font-style : normal;
font-size : 0.92em;
text-decoration : none;
font-variant : normal;
line-height : 1.27;
text-align : justify;
color : #000000;
text-indent : 18px;
margin : 0px;
Line-height value increased:
p.TX {
font-family : "Georgia", serif;
font-weight : normal;
font-style : normal;
font-size : 0.92em;
text-decoration : none;
font-variant : normal;
line-height : 2;
text-align : justify;
color : #000000;
text-indent : 18px;
margin : 0px;
I do something similar to your p.space-above on the InDesign side. I always add styles with a space above or below attribute that ports over as a margin quite nicely, so I'm glad I've already developed this good habit! But I'll definitely be adding more space between lines now to accommodate this oddity on the Nook (assuming that's what it is).

Nested XML & Pagination

Hi,
Just wondering if anyone has implemented pagination for
nested XML. Our XML structure is as following:
<items>
<item id="0001" type="donut">
<name>Cake</name>
<ppu>0.55</ppu>
<batters>
<batter id="1001">Regular</batter>
<batter id="1002">Chocolate</batter>
<batter id="1003">Blueberry</batter>
</batters>
<topping id="5001">None</topping>
<topping id="5002">Glazed</topping>
<topping id="5005">Sugar</topping>
<topping id="5006">Sprinkles</topping>
<topping id="5003">Chocolate</topping>
<topping id="5004">Maple</topping>
</item>
</items>
We are trying to achieve the following display:
* Cake
o None
o Glazed
o Sugar
o Powdered Sugar
o Chocolate with Sprinkles
o Chocolate
o Maple
* Raised
o None
o Glazed
o Sugar
o Chocolate
o Maple
* Buttermilk
* Bar
o Chocolate
o Maple
* Twist
o Glazed
o Sugar
* Filled
o Glazed
o Powdered Sugar
o Chocolate
o Maple
The Spry code for it as following:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
src="../../includes/xpath.js"></script>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
src="../../includes/SpryData.js"></script>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
src="../../includes/SpryNestedXMLDataSet.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
// Setup a parent data set:
var dsItems1 = new
Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("../../data/donuts.xml", "/items/item");
// Setup a couple of nested data sets:
var dsBatters = new Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet(dsItems1,
"batters/batter");
var dsToppings = new Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet(dsItems1,
"topping");
</script>
<div spry:region="dsItems1 dsToppings">
<ul>
<li spry:repeat="dsItems1">{dsItems1::name}
<ul>
<li
spry:repeat="dsToppings">{dsToppings::topping}</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
</div>
We want to implement pagination on dsItems1::name. Any help
on how to implement pagination on it would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks.
Cheers,
D.

Hi DharmenderY,
The PagedView data set doesn't work very well with Nested
Data Sets. This is something I want to fix in the next version. The
work around is to make nested data sets based on the paged view:
// Setup a parent data set:
var dsItems1 = new
Spry.Data.XMLDataSet("../../data/donuts.xml", "/items/item");
var pvItems1 = new Spry.Data.PagedView(dsItems1);
// Setup a couple of nested data sets:
var dsBatters = new Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet(pvItems1,
"batters/batter");
var dsToppings = new Spry.Data.NestedXMLDataSet(pvItems1,
"topping");
That should get things rendering properly.
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