Parsing an xml data from a buffer
I have an XML file loaded into a string buffer in java. I would like to know if I can parser XMl data from that buffer using the SAX parser. I do not want to load the xml using the parser, I would like to load the buffer instead.
Thanks in advance,
Sudheer.
StreamSource ss = new StreamSource(new StringReader(myString));
transformer.transform(ss, new StreamResult(outputFile));
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Parse a xml file from clob column.
Dear,
i have been suffreing a problem about xml.
i have a table with two columns, one is bfile data type other is clob data type. A xml data is stored into both cloumns
as clob and bfile. My xml data format is correct.
when i took xml data from bfile column, then dbms_xmlparser.parseClob successfully parse my xml data.
Code below:
=======================================
dbms_lob.createtemporary(l_clob, cache=>FALSE);
dbms_lob.loadFromFile(dest_lob => l_clob,
src_lob => l_bfile,
amount => dbms_lob.getLength(l_bfile));
l_parser := dbms_xmlparser.newParser;
dbms_xmlparser.parseClob(l_parser, l_clob); ========================================
But when i took xml data form clob clumn directly, then dbms_xmlparser.parseClob parse failed and go to exception.
Code below:
====================================================================
dbms_lob.createtemporary(l_clob, cache=>FALSE);
select xml_cfile,xml_bfile
into l_clob ,l_bfile
from xml_load_in
l_parser := dbms_xmlparser.newParser;
dbms_xmlparser.parseClob(l_parser, l_clob); --failed parse
====================================================================
declare
l_bfile BFILE;
l_clob CLOB;
l_parser dbms_xmlparser.Parser;
l_doc dbms_xmldom.DOMDocument;
begin
dbms_lob.createtemporary(l_clob, cache=>FALSE);
select xml_cfile,xml_bfile
into l_clob ,l_bfile
from xml_load_in
l_parser := dbms_xmlparser.newParser;
dbms_xmlparser.parseClob(l_parser, l_clob);
l_doc := dbms_xmlparser.getDocument(l_parser);
dbms_lob.freetemporary(l_clob);
dbms_xmlparser.freeParser(l_parser);
exception
dbms_lob.freetemporary(l_clob);
dbms_xmlparser.freeParser(l_parser);
dbms_xmldom.freeDocument(l_doc);
End;
Example:
======--File_name := Outward.xml;
CREATE OR REPLACE DIRECTORY
MY_INWARD AS
'D:\PBM\Inward\';
CREATE TABLE XML_LOAD_IN
( XML_CFILE CLOB,
XML_BFILE BFILE
INSERT INTO XML_LOAD_IN ( XML_CFILE, XML_BFILE )
VALUES (
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<BACPSInterface>
<OCE>
<EHR>
<StandardLevel>03</StandardLevel>
<TestFiledIndicator>T</TestFiledIndicator>
<ImmediateDestRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImmediateDestRoutingNumber>
<ImmediateOriginRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImmediateOriginRoutingNumber>
<FileCreationDate>20090714</FileCreationDate>
<FileCreationTime>1047</FileCreationTime>
<ResendIndicator>N</ResendIndicator>
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEtype>01</ECEtype>
<CountryCode>BD</CountryCode>
</EHR>
<Collection>
<CHR>
<CashLetterBusinessDate>20090714</CashLetterBusinessDate>
<CashLetterCreationDate>20090714</CashLetterCreationDate>
<CashLetterCreationTime>1047</CashLetterCreationTime>
<CashLetterRecordTypeInd>I</CashLetterRecordTypeInd>
<CashLetterDocTypeIndicator>G</CashLetterDocTypeIndicator>
<CashLetterID>1</CashLetterID>
<OriginatorContactName>Bank Asia</OriginatorContactName>
<OriginatorContactPhoneNumber>XXX</OriginatorContactPhoneNumber>
</CHR>
<ForwardBundle>
<BHR>
<CollectionTypeIndicator>I</CollectionTypeIndicator>
<DestRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</DestRoutingNumber>
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<BundleCreationDate>20090714</BundleCreationDate>
<BundleID>1</BundleID>
<ReturnLocationRoutingNumber>070127538</ReturnLocationRoutingNumber>
</BHR>
<CDR>
<CDR num="1">
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEItemType>N</ECEItemType>
<IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<AccountNumber>0000334008221</AccountNumber>
<ChequeSequenceNumber>1601735</ChequeSequenceNumber>
<ItemAmount>500</ItemAmount>
<ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>0701275380000001</ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>
<DocumentationTypeIndicator>I</DocumentationTypeIndicator>
<ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>6</ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>
<MICRValidIndicator>1</MICRValidIndicator>
<BOFDIndicator>Y</BOFDIndicator>
<ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>0</ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>
<CorrectionIndicator>0</CorrectionIndicator>
<RepresentmentIndicator>0</RepresentmentIndicator>
<ArchiveTypeIndicator>F</ArchiveTypeIndicator>
</CDR>
<CDR num="2">
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEItemType>N</ECEItemType>
<IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<AccountNumber>0000345682256</AccountNumber>
<ChequeSequenceNumber>1234567</ChequeSequenceNumber>
<ItemAmount>1000</ItemAmount>
<ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>0701275380000002</ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>
<DocumentationTypeIndicator>I</DocumentationTypeIndicator>
<ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>6</ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>
<MICRValidIndicator>1</MICRValidIndicator>
<BOFDIndicator>Y</BOFDIndicator>
<ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>0</ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>
<CorrectionIndicator>0</CorrectionIndicator>
<RepresentmentIndicator>0</RepresentmentIndicator>
<ArchiveTypeIndicator>F</ArchiveTypeIndicator>
</CDR>
</CDR>
<CDA>
<CDA num="1">
<AddendumRecordNumber>1</AddendumRecordNumber>
<BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>75</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>12</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>20090714</BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>
<BOFDDepositAccountNumber>0000334008221</BOFDDepositAccountNumber>
<BOFDDepositBranch>753</BOFDDepositBranch>
<PayeeName>XXX</PayeeName>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<BOFDConversionIndicator>2</BOFDConversionIndicator>
<BOFDCorrectionIndicator>0</BOFDCorrectionIndicator>
</CDA>
<CDA num="2">
<AddendumRecordNumber>1</AddendumRecordNumber>
<BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>75</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>12</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>20090714</BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>
<BOFDDepositAccountNumber>0000345682256</BOFDDepositAccountNumber>
<BOFDDepositBranch>753</BOFDDepositBranch>
<PayeeName>XXX</PayeeName>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<BOFDConversionIndicator>2</BOFDConversionIndicator>
<BOFDCorrectionIndicator>0</BOFDCorrectionIndicator>
</CDA>
</CDA>
<CDC>
<CDC num="1">
<AddendumCRecordNumber>1</AddendumCRecordNumber>
<EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>0701275380000001</EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<EndorsingBankConversionInd>2</EndorsingBankConversionInd>
<EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>0</EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>
</CDC>
<CDC num="2">
<AddendumCRecordNumber>1</AddendumCRecordNumber>
<EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>0701275380000002</EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<EndorsingBankConversionInd>2</EndorsingBankConversionInd>
<EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>0</EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>
</CDC>
</CDC>
<IVD>
<IVD num="1">
<ImageIndicator>1</ImageIndicator>
<ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<ImageCreatorDate>20090714</ImageCreatorDate>
<ImageViewFormatIndicator>0</ImageViewFormatIndicator>
<ImageViewCompressionAlg>0</ImageViewCompressionAlg>
<ViewSideIndicator>0</ViewSideIndicator>
<ViewDescriptor>0</ViewDescriptor>
<DigitalSignatureIndicator>1</DigitalSignatureIndicator>
<DigitalSignatureMethod>0</DigitalSignatureMethod>
<SecurityKeySize>12235</SecurityKeySize>
<ImageRecreateIndicator>0</ImageRecreateIndicator>
</IVD>
<IVD num="2">
<ImageIndicator>1</ImageIndicator>
<ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<ImageCreatorDate>20090714</ImageCreatorDate>
<ImageViewFormatIndicator>0</ImageViewFormatIndicator>
<ImageViewCompressionAlg>0</ImageViewCompressionAlg>
<ViewSideIndicator>0</ViewSideIndicator>
<ViewDescriptor>0</ViewDescriptor>
<DigitalSignatureIndicator>1</DigitalSignatureIndicator>
<DigitalSignatureMethod>0</DigitalSignatureMethod>
<SecurityKeySize>12235</SecurityKeySize>
<ImageRecreateIndicator>0</ImageRecreateIndicator>
</IVD>
</IVD>
<IVT>
<IVT num="1">
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<CycleNumber>0</CycleNumber>
<ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>0701275380000001</ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>
<ClippingOrigin>
<Origin>0</Origin>
<CoordinateH1>0000</CoordinateH1>
<CoordinateH2>0000</CoordinateH2>
<CoordinateV1>0000</CoordinateV1>
<CoordinateV2>0000</CoordinateV2>
</ClippingOrigin>
<LengthofImageReferenceKey>0</LengthofImageReferenceKey>
<LengthofDigitalSignature>0</LengthofDigitalSignature>
<LengthofImageData>1</LengthofImageData>
<OffsetToImageData>01001000</OffsetToImageData>
</IVT>
<IVT num="2">
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<CycleNumber>0</CycleNumber>
<ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>0701275380000002</ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>
<ClippingOrigin>
<Origin>0</Origin>
<CoordinateH1>0000</CoordinateH1>
<CoordinateH2>0000</CoordinateH2>
<CoordinateV1>0000</CoordinateV1>
<CoordinateV2>0000</CoordinateV2>
</ClippingOrigin>
<LengthofImageReferenceKey>0</LengthofImageReferenceKey>
<LengthofDigitalSignature>0</LengthofDigitalSignature>
<LengthofImageData>1</LengthofImageData>
<OffsetToImageData>01001000</OffsetToImageData>
</IVT>
</IVT>
<IVA>
<IVA num="1">
<GlobalImageQuality>0</GlobalImageQuality>
<GlobalImageUsability>1</GlobalImageUsability>
<ImagingBankSpecificTest>1</ImagingBankSpecificTest>
</IVA>
<IVA num="2">
<GlobalImageQuality>0</GlobalImageQuality>
<GlobalImageUsability>1</GlobalImageUsability>
<ImagingBankSpecificTest>1</ImagingBankSpecificTest>
</IVA>
</IVA>
<BCR>
<ItemsWithinBundleCount>2</ItemsWithinBundleCount>
<BundleTotalAmount>1500</BundleTotalAmount>
<MICRValidTotalAmount>1500</MICRValidTotalAmount>
</BCR>
</ForwardBundle>
<CCR>
<BundleCount>1</BundleCount>
<ItemWithinCashLetterCount>2</ItemWithinCashLetterCount>
<CashLetterTotalAmount>1500</CashLetterTotalAmount>
<ImagesWithinCashLetterCount>2</ImagesWithinCashLetterCount>
<ECEInstitutionName>Bank Asia</ECEInstitutionName>
<SettlementDate>20090714</SettlementDate>
</CCR>
</Collection>
<ECR>
<CashLetterCount>1</CashLetterCount>
<TotalRecordCount>2</TotalRecordCount>
<TotalItemCount>2</TotalItemCount>
<FileTotalAmount>1500</FileTotalAmount>
<ImmediateOriginContactName>Bank Asia</ImmediateOriginContactName>
<ImmediateOriginContactNumber>XXX</ImmediateOriginContactNumber>
</ECR>
</OCE>
</BACPSInterface>'
, BFILENAME('MY_INWARD','Outward.xml'));
COMMIT;What version of Oracle (4 digits) and what is the error?
This runs without error on 10.2.0.4 (though you can go directly from a CLOB to a DOMDocument via dbms_xmldom)
-- Created on 9/14/2009 by JH20567
declare
-- Local variables here
l_clob CLOB;
l_parser dbms_xmlparser.Parser;
l_doc dbms_xmldom.DOMDocument;
begin
-- Test statements here
l_clob := '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<BACPSInterface>
<OCE>
<EHR>
<StandardLevel>03</StandardLevel>
<TestFiledIndicator>T</TestFiledIndicator>
<ImmediateDestRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImmediateDestRoutingNumber>
<ImmediateOriginRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImmediateOriginRoutingNumber>
<FileCreationDate>20090714</FileCreationDate>
<FileCreationTime>1047</FileCreationTime>
<ResendIndicator>N</ResendIndicator>
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEtype>01</ECEtype>
<CountryCode>BD</CountryCode>
</EHR>
<Collection>
<CHR>
<CashLetterBusinessDate>20090714</CashLetterBusinessDate>
<CashLetterCreationDate>20090714</CashLetterCreationDate>
<CashLetterCreationTime>1047</CashLetterCreationTime>
<CashLetterRecordTypeInd>I</CashLetterRecordTypeInd>
<CashLetterDocTypeIndicator>G</CashLetterDocTypeIndicator>
<CashLetterID>1</CashLetterID>
<OriginatorContactName>Bank Asia</OriginatorContactName>
<OriginatorContactPhoneNumber>XXX</OriginatorContactPhoneNumber>
</CHR>
<ForwardBundle>
<BHR>
<CollectionTypeIndicator>I</CollectionTypeIndicator>
<DestRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</DestRoutingNumber>
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<BundleCreationDate>20090714</BundleCreationDate>
<BundleID>1</BundleID>
<ReturnLocationRoutingNumber>070127538</ReturnLocationRoutingNumber>
</BHR>
<CDR>
<CDR num="1">
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEItemType>N</ECEItemType>
<IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<AccountNumber>0000334008221</AccountNumber>
<ChequeSequenceNumber>1601735</ChequeSequenceNumber>
<ItemAmount>500</ItemAmount>
<ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>0701275380000001</ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>
<DocumentationTypeIndicator>I</DocumentationTypeIndicator>
<ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>6</ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>
<MICRValidIndicator>1</MICRValidIndicator>
<BOFDIndicator>Y</BOFDIndicator>
<ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>0</ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>
<CorrectionIndicator>0</CorrectionIndicator>
<RepresentmentIndicator>0</RepresentmentIndicator>
<ArchiveTypeIndicator>F</ArchiveTypeIndicator>
</CDR>
<CDR num="2">
<ECESettlementDate>20090714</ECESettlementDate>
<ECESessionTime>1047</ECESessionTime>
<ECESettlementTime>1047</ECESettlementTime>
<ECEItemType>N</ECEItemType>
<IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</IssuingBranchRoutingNumber>
<AccountNumber>0000345682256</AccountNumber>
<ChequeSequenceNumber>1234567</ChequeSequenceNumber>
<ItemAmount>1000</ItemAmount>
<ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>0701275380000002</ECEInstitutionItemSequencNum>
<DocumentationTypeIndicator>I</DocumentationTypeIndicator>
<ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>6</ReturnAcceptanceIndicator>
<MICRValidIndicator>1</MICRValidIndicator>
<BOFDIndicator>Y</BOFDIndicator>
<ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>0</ChequeDetailRecAddendumCount>
<CorrectionIndicator>0</CorrectionIndicator>
<RepresentmentIndicator>0</RepresentmentIndicator>
<ArchiveTypeIndicator>F</ArchiveTypeIndicator>
</CDR>
</CDR>
<CDA>
<CDA num="1">
<AddendumRecordNumber>1</AddendumRecordNumber>
<BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>75</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>12</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>20090714</BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>
<BOFDDepositAccountNumber>0000334008221</BOFDDepositAccountNumber>
<BOFDDepositBranch>753</BOFDDepositBranch>
<PayeeName>XXX</PayeeName>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<BOFDConversionIndicator>2</BOFDConversionIndicator>
<BOFDCorrectionIndicator>0</BOFDCorrectionIndicator>
</CDA>
<CDA num="2">
<AddendumRecordNumber>1</AddendumRecordNumber>
<BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>75</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>12</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</BOFDRoutingNumber>
<BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>20090714</BOFDBusinessEndorsementDate>
<BOFDDepositAccountNumber>0000345682256</BOFDDepositAccountNumber>
<BOFDDepositBranch>753</BOFDDepositBranch>
<PayeeName>XXX</PayeeName>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<BOFDConversionIndicator>2</BOFDConversionIndicator>
<BOFDCorrectionIndicator>0</BOFDCorrectionIndicator>
</CDA>
</CDA>
<CDC>
<CDC num="1">
<AddendumCRecordNumber>1</AddendumCRecordNumber>
<EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>0701275380000001</EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<EndorsingBankConversionInd>2</EndorsingBankConversionInd>
<EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>0</EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>
</CDC>
<CDC num="2">
<AddendumCRecordNumber>1</AddendumCRecordNumber>
<EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</EndorsingBankRountingNumber>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>20090714</EndorsingBankEndorsementDate>
<EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>0701275380000002</EndorsingBankItemSequenceNum>
<TruncationIndicator>Y</TruncationIndicator>
<EndorsingBankConversionInd>2</EndorsingBankConversionInd>
<EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>0</EndorsingBankCorrectionInd>
</CDC>
</CDC>
<IVD>
<IVD num="1">
<ImageIndicator>1</ImageIndicator>
<ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<ImageCreatorDate>20090714</ImageCreatorDate>
<ImageViewFormatIndicator>0</ImageViewFormatIndicator>
<ImageViewCompressionAlg>0</ImageViewCompressionAlg>
<ViewSideIndicator>0</ViewSideIndicator>
<ViewDescriptor>0</ViewDescriptor>
<DigitalSignatureIndicator>1</DigitalSignatureIndicator>
<DigitalSignatureMethod>0</DigitalSignatureMethod>
<SecurityKeySize>12235</SecurityKeySize>
<ImageRecreateIndicator>0</ImageRecreateIndicator>
</IVD>
<IVD num="2">
<ImageIndicator>1</ImageIndicator>
<ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
</ImageCreatorRountingNumber>
<ImageCreatorDate>20090714</ImageCreatorDate>
<ImageViewFormatIndicator>0</ImageViewFormatIndicator>
<ImageViewCompressionAlg>0</ImageViewCompressionAlg>
<ViewSideIndicator>0</ViewSideIndicator>
<ViewDescriptor>0</ViewDescriptor>
<DigitalSignatureIndicator>1</DigitalSignatureIndicator>
<DigitalSignatureMethod>0</DigitalSignatureMethod>
<SecurityKeySize>12235</SecurityKeySize>
<ImageRecreateIndicator>0</ImageRecreateIndicator>
</IVD>
</IVD>
<IVT>
<IVT num="1">
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
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<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<CycleNumber>0</CycleNumber>
<ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>0701275380000001</ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>
<ClippingOrigin>
<Origin>0</Origin>
<CoordinateH1>0000</CoordinateH1>
<CoordinateH2>0000</CoordinateH2>
<CoordinateV1>0000</CoordinateV1>
<CoordinateV2>0000</CoordinateV2>
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<LengthofImageReferenceKey>0</LengthofImageReferenceKey>
<LengthofDigitalSignature>0</LengthofDigitalSignature>
<LengthofImageData>1</LengthofImageData>
<OffsetToImageData>01001000</OffsetToImageData>
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<IVT num="2">
<ECEInstitutionRoutingNumber>
<BankCode>070</BankCode>
<DistrictCode>12</DistrictCode>
<BranchCode>75</BranchCode>
<CheckDigit>8</CheckDigit>
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<BundleBusinessDate>20090714</BundleBusinessDate>
<CycleNumber>0</CycleNumber>
<ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>0701275380000002</ECEInstitutionItemSeqNumber>
<ClippingOrigin>
<Origin>0</Origin>
<CoordinateH1>0000</CoordinateH1>
<CoordinateH2>0000</CoordinateH2>
<CoordinateV1>0000</CoordinateV1>
<CoordinateV2>0000</CoordinateV2>
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<LengthofImageReferenceKey>0</LengthofImageReferenceKey>
<LengthofDigitalSignature>0</LengthofDigitalSignature>
<LengthofImageData>1</LengthofImageData>
<OffsetToImageData>01001000</OffsetToImageData>
</IVT>
</IVT>
<IVA>
<IVA num="1">
<GlobalImageQuality>0</GlobalImageQuality>
<GlobalImageUsability>1</GlobalImageUsability>
<ImagingBankSpecificTest>1</ImagingBankSpecificTest>
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<IVA num="2">
<GlobalImageQuality>0</GlobalImageQuality>
<GlobalImageUsability>1</GlobalImageUsability>
<ImagingBankSpecificTest>1</ImagingBankSpecificTest>
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<BCR>
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<BundleTotalAmount>1500</BundleTotalAmount>
<MICRValidTotalAmount>1500</MICRValidTotalAmount>
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<CCR>
<BundleCount>1</BundleCount>
<ItemWithinCashLetterCount>2</ItemWithinCashLetterCount>
<CashLetterTotalAmount>1500</CashLetterTotalAmount>
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<ECEInstitutionName>Bank Asia</ECEInstitutionName>
<SettlementDate>20090714</SettlementDate>
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<TotalRecordCount>2</TotalRecordCount>
<TotalItemCount>2</TotalItemCount>
<FileTotalAmount>1500</FileTotalAmount>
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<ImmediateOriginContactNumber>XXX</ImmediateOriginContactNumber>
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l_parser := dbms_xmlparser.newParser;
dbms_xmlparser.parseClob(l_parser, l_clob);
l_doc := dbms_xmlparser.getDocument(l_parser);
dbms_lob.freetemporary(l_clob);
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Hi guys,
how can i get a xml data from KM?
I saved an xml document in KM, and I want to read its content. How can I get this document?
Using
DocResource = (IResource) resFactory.getResource(RID.getRID("Document/ Path"),resContext)?
I want to know which kinds of API of KM are responsible for this.
Thanks in advance
Regards,
LiyingHi Liying
use this code.
try {
IWDClientUser wdClientUser = WDClientUser.getCurrentUser();
IUser sapUser = wdClientUser.getSAPUser();
com.sapportals.portal.security.usermanagement.IUser ep5User =
WPUMFactory.getUserFactory().getEP5User(sapUser);
IResourceContext resourseContext = new ResourceContext(ep5User);
IResourceFactory resourseFactory = ResourceFactory.getInstance();
RID pathRID =
RID.getRID(
"/documents/"(Path to folder where ur file is"");
ICollection collection =
(ICollection) resourseFactory.getResource(
pathRID,
resourseContext);
IResourceList resourceList = collection.getChildren();
IResourceListIterator resourceListIterator =
resourceList.listIterator();
while (resourceListIterator.hasNext()) {
com.sapportals.wcm.repository.IResource resource =
resourceListIterator.next();
try {
/*File from KM Reading*/
InputStream in = resource.getUnfilteredContent().getInputStream();
ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
byte[] buffer = new byte[4096];
int bytesread = 0;
while ((bytesread = in.read(buffer)) != -1) {
out.write(buffer, 0, bytesread);
String dataToBeConvertedToXML = out.toString();
catch(Exception e){}
catch(Exception e){}
Award points if found usefull.
I suppose you have used KM sharing reference in ur application
Regards
BP -
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Hello,
I need some help reading xml data from pdfs created by Adobe LiveCycle and also writing xml data back to the form.
The forms have been created using PROD LC 8.2 and in the future they will be created using PROD LC 9.5.
I am using Visual Basic .NET to access the data programatically.
Can anyone help me with some hints? A library, SDK? Any information would be very helpful.
I am quite new with this Electronic Forms issue and I do not even know where to start.
Thank you,
IonelHi lonel,
Do you want an online solution?
I mean, it follows this workflow:
1. The user will open the PDF by clicking a link, and a server-side program will generate the PDF and prepopulate it with data from some data sources, and render the PDF to the client (Browser),
2. The user will fill the PDF.
3. The user will click a Submit button and save the PDF and Data on the server.
4. If the user wants to edit the Submitted Form, he will click a link to open the save PDF and possibly prepopulate some fields with data from other data sources, and complete the cycle of filling and saved the PDF and Data on the server.
5. While the user is filling the PDF (inside a Browser), there might be a need to perform some lookup on the server, and update the form parts accordingly as a result of the lookup process.
For 1-4 above, I have developed a complete base library using ASP.NET which helps you to perform the above.
You can goto my Google Workspace and you will find a bunch of documents, sample PDFs, collections and VB Classes. To best view them, login using some Google Account.
For point 4 above, one way to perform this effect, is to regenerate the required XML Data (which has the saved data before and the new lookup data), remerge the entire XML result with and empty PDF Form, and render the XFA (PDF Form) back to the client. But, if the PDF has one or more signatures, it will not work. So, in this case, you can update the Form Fields of a Saved PDF Form with new Data from the server, but the net effect is that you will have to loose all the signatures that were added on the PDF before.
For 5 (above) there are 3 methods:
1. Using a Web Service as a Data Connection. This is very easy if you have a traditional Web Service. I have used this method several times and will use it again if the need be. But, there is a problem. If the result of the Web Service is an Array of some Data, and you want to remerge the XFA to get the required effect after executing the web service ... and ... if there are some Drop-Down-List (DDL) fields, the bindings of the DDL Items of those fields will be lost. But, you can rebuild them (on enter event of the DDL Field) if you have saved them in the embedded XML Data.
2. You can update few (not many) fields while the PDF is opened (under the Browser via IFRAME) by passing the new field values using the URL Query String method. I have not done this, but I like this method, and I think it is cool. You need to write a server side code to ensure the the new filed values are passed back to the client using the correct URL with the Query String, and you need to write some javascript code inside the PDF to parse the URL and get the new field values and update them accordingly. See this as an example:
http://www.halnesbitt.com/pages/pdfqs.php
3. This method is very advanced and uses message communication ques between the Browser and the PDF (which is opened inside IFRAME element) using HostContainer object. This method will enable 2-way communication between the Browser and the PDF on the client side using javascript. I'd love to use this method one day. See example here:
http://www.windjack.com/WindJack/Browser2PDF/brwsr2acroJS.htm
I hope this will be of help to you.
Tarek. -
Hello,
Greetings to everybody. I am having a problem reading or capturing the XML data being send by a URL and the said URL does not send the XML data as a file, but it just send it out as data.
I do not know how to capture the said xml data from the said given URL. Please Help. Thank You, very, very, very much.
Cheers !
vins
[email protected]public String getXml(String strURL){
URL url = null;
URLConnection conn = null;
BufferedReader in = null;
try{
url = new URL(strURL);
conn = url.openConnection();
in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(conn.getInputStream()));
String line = null;
StringBuffer xml = new StringBuffer();
while ((line = in.readLine()) != null){
xml.append(line);
catch (Exception e){ }
finally { // close th eresource
return xml.toString()
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Retrieve xml data from a relational table(oracle) with datatype as xmltyp
Hello Avijit, any resolution for this issue?
hi .... I am trying to retrieve xml data from a relational table with datatype as xmltyp. The SQ is retrieving rows but the xml parser give transformation error . The transformation retrieve xml data from a relational table(oracle) with datatype as xmltyp returned a row error status on receiving an input row on group retrieve xml data from a relational table(oracle) with datatype as xmltyp. ERROR : An XML document was truncated and thus not processed. Input row from SQ_XMLTYPE_TEST: Rowdata: ( RowType=0(insert) Src Rowid=5 Targ Rowid=5 DOCUMENT (DataInput:Char.64000:): "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><main><DATA_RECORD> <OFFER_ID>434345</OFFER_ID> <ADDR>sec -2 salt lake</ADDR> <CITY>kolkata</CITY> (DISPLAY TRUNCATED)(TRUNCATED)" ) thanks in advance Avijit
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Query xml data from a CLOB datatye
All,
I read in an oracle white paper that is is possible to query XML data from CLOB datatype using oracle text index using operators HASPATH() and INPATH(). I am not able to find any example on how to do this. Can someone please post a simple example here.
Thank You very much!SCOTT@10gXE> CREATE TABLE your_table (id NUMBER, xml_data CLOB)
2 /
Table created.
SCOTT@10gXE> INSERT INTO your_table (id, xml_data)
2 SELECT t.deptno,
3 DBMS_XMLGEN.GETXML
4 ('SELECT d.dname,
5 CURSOR (SELECT e.ename, e.job
6 FROM emp e
7 WHERE e.deptno = d.deptno) emp_data
8 FROM dept d
9 WHERE d.deptno = ' || t.deptno)
10 FROM dept t
11 /
5 rows created.
SCOTT@10gXE> COMMIT
2 /
Commit complete.
SCOTT@10gXE> begin
2 ctx_ddl.create_section_group('xmlpathgroup', 'PATH_SECTION_GROUP');
3 end;
4 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SCOTT@10gXE> CREATE INDEX myindex
2 ON your_table(xml_data)
3 INDEXTYPE IS ctxsys.context
4 PARAMETERS ('datastore ctxsys.default_datastore
5 filter ctxsys.null_filter
6 section group xmlpathgroup'
7 )
8 /
Index created.
SCOTT@10gXE> SELECT * FROM your_table
2 WHERE CONTAINS (xml_data, 'PERSONNEL INPATH (//DNAME)') > 0
3 /
ID XML_DATA
50 <?xml version="1.0"?>
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
<DNAME>PERSONNEL</DNAME>
<EMP_DATA>
</EMP_DATA>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
SCOTT@10gXE> SELECT * FROM your_table
2 WHERE CONTAINS (xml_data, 'HASPATH (//DNAME="PERSONNEL")') > 0
3 /
ID XML_DATA
50 <?xml version="1.0"?>
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
<DNAME>PERSONNEL</DNAME>
<EMP_DATA>
</EMP_DATA>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
SCOTT@10gXE> SELECT * FROM your_table
2 WHERE CONTAINS (xml_data, 'CLARK INPATH (//ENAME)') > 0
3 /
ID XML_DATA
10 <?xml version="1.0"?>
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
<DNAME>ACCOUNTING</DNAME>
<EMP_DATA>
<EMP_DATA_ROW>
<ENAME>CLARK</ENAME>
<JOB>MANAGER</JOB>
</EMP_DATA_ROW>
<EMP_DATA_ROW>
<ENAME>KING</ENAME>
<JOB>PRESIDENT</JOB>
</EMP_DATA_ROW>
<EMP_DATA_ROW>
<ENAME>MILLER</ENAME>
<JOB>CLERK</JOB>
</EMP_DATA_ROW>
</EMP_DATA>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
SCOTT@10gXE> SELECT * FROM your_table
2 WHERE CONTAINS (xml_data, 'HASPATH (//ENAME="CLARK")') > 0
3 /
ID XML_DATA
10 <?xml version="1.0"?>
<ROWSET>
<ROW>
<DNAME>ACCOUNTING</DNAME>
<EMP_DATA>
<EMP_DATA_ROW>
<ENAME>CLARK</ENAME>
<JOB>MANAGER</JOB>
</EMP_DATA_ROW>
<EMP_DATA_ROW>
<ENAME>KING</ENAME>
<JOB>PRESIDENT</JOB>
</EMP_DATA_ROW>
<EMP_DATA_ROW>
<ENAME>MILLER</ENAME>
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</EMP_DATA_ROW>
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Reading XML Data from ABAP Program?
Hi,
How do I read XML Data from an ABAP Program? For example if I have the below basic XML Code-
<xml>
<Name> Thiru </Name>
<Age> 24 </Age>
<City> chennai </Chennai>
</xml>
How do i read the data within the Name,Age, and City tags into variables in the ABAP Program?
Regards,
Thiruif you decide to do in XSLT, I have a sample list here:
XML file like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-16"?>
<F>
<P1>
<t_1>value1</t_1>
<t_2>testvalue</t_2>
</P1>
<P2>
</P2>
</F>
XSLT file like this:
<xsl:transform xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:sapxsl="http://www.sap.com/sapxsl" version="1.0">
<xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>
<xsl:template match="F">
<asx:abap xmlns:asx="http://www.sap.com/abapxml" version="1.0">
<asx:values>
<<b>DOCUMENT</b>>
<xsl:apply-templates/>
</<b>DOCUMENT</b>>
</asx:values>
</asx:abap>
</xsl:template>
<xsl:template match="P1">
<ENTRY>
<<b>T_1</b>><xsl:value-of select="t_1"/></T_1>
<<b>T_2</b>><xsl:value-of select="t_2"/></T_2>
</ENTRY>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:transform>
ABAP program like this:
DATA: BEGIN OF wa_upload,
text(255) TYPE c,
END OF wa_upload,
itab_upload LIKE TABLE OF wa_upload,
BEGIN OF wa_document,
t_1 TYPE string,
t_2 TYPE string,
END OF wa_document,
itab_document LIKE TABLE OF wa_document.
CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_UPLOAD'
EXPORTING
filename = 'XXXXX'
filetype = 'ASC'
TABLES
data_tab = itab_upload.
CALL TRANSFORMATION zrappel_xml_test
SOURCE XML itab_upload
RESULT <b>document</b> = itab_document.
You should pay attention to the bold words.
hope it will be helpful
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Hello there,
I am trying to use the REGEXP_REPLACE SQL function on a piece of XML, to remove the actual XML data from the elements. My end goal is to end up with a comma-delimited list of XML element names. As part of the first step, I just want to rip out all the actual data.
I tested the following query, and it initially appeared to work:
SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE('>THIS IS A TEST<',
'>([[:alnum:]]\s|\S)*<',
'><' ) AS test_result
FROM dual;Unfortunately, when I applied this to a full XML string, it didn't work. Here is the test query I used:
SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE('<ROW><TEST_ELEMENT1>123</TEST_ELEMENT1><TEST_ELEMENT2>THIS IS A TEST!</TEST_ELEMENT2></ROW>',
'>([[:alnum:]]\s|\S)*<',
'><') AS test_result
FROM dual;I ended up with the following output:
*<ROW></ROW>*
What I was trying for was:
*<ROW><TEST_ELEMENT1></TEST_ELEMENT1><TEST_ELEMENT2></TEST_ELEMENT2></ROW>*
If you're reading this and you're a Posix RegExp Guru, please could you let me know exactly where I'm going wrong? RegExps are not my strong point, but I'd like to get better at them.jmcnaug2 wrote:
Just out of interest, how would you go about writing the XQuery function so that it returns the actual XML Element values in comma-delimited form (This is Oracle Canonical XML, so has a very basic layout)? ;)Do you mean like this ?
SQL> SELECT xmlquery(
2 'for $i in $d/ROWSET/ROW
3 return string-join($i/*, ",")'
4 passing dbms_xmlgen.getXMLType('SELECT employee_id, last_name, first_name FROM employees WHERE rownum < 10') as "d"
5 returning content
6 ).getClobVal() as csv
7 FROM dual;
CSV
100,King,Steven
101,Kochhar,Neena
102,De Haan,Lex
103,Hunold,Alexander
104,Ernst,Bruce
105,Austin,David
106,Pataballa,Valli
107,Lorentz,Diana
108,Greenberg,Nancy
SQL> -
Group xml data from different sql queries in data template
Hello,
I need to do a mailing program with bursting that sends differents alerts in one mail.
For example i can have alerts for late orders, alerts for shipping not confirmed, so really different address (I dont want to use union). I have done three sql statement in data template , it gives the following ouput.
<GA_EMAIL>[email protected]</GA_EMAIL>
<G_ALERTS_1>
<ALERT>
</ALERT>
<ALERT>
</ALERT>
</G_ALERTS_1>
</GA_EMAIL>
<GA_EMAIL>[email protected]</GA_EMAIL>
<G_ALERTS_1>
<ALERT>
</ALERT>
</G_ALERTS_1>
</GA_EMAIL>
<GA_EMAIL>[email protected]</GA_EMAIL>
<G_ALERTS_2>
</G_ALERTS_2>
</GA_EMAIL>
I woud like the bursting or data template to group alerts when email is the same, because here it sends an email for each different alert.
Ideal output would be:
<GA_EMAIL>[email protected]</GA_EMAIL>
<G_ALERTS_1>
<ALERT>
</ALERT>
<ALERT>
</ALERT>
</G_ALERTS_1>
<G_ALERTS_2>
</G_ALERTS_2>
</GA_EMAIL>
But I don't know how to group different sql statements on a common field (email)
Any ideas ?
Thanksthe for-each group works well in a rtf template, but the rtf template is only applied after the bursting (in order I get first data template (instead of a report) -> bursting -> rtf template)
I want to be able to group xml data from the data template, so I can do bursting (by email ) but only once per mail. -
Hi,experts:
In below thread:
Receiving .Net dataset with deployed proxies
i asked how to create a external definition in IR base on above XML data.
Now,i have created a XSD file base on the XML data.And importing it into IR successfully.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xs:schema id="NewDataSet" xmlns="" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:msdata="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:xml-msdata">
<xs:element name="NewDataSet" msdata:IsDataSet="true" msdata:Locale="zh-CN">
<xs:complexType>
<xs:choice maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xs:element name="Status">
<xs:complexType>
<xs:attribute name="Result" type="xs:string"/>
</xs:complexType>
</xs:element>
</xs:choice>
</xs:complexType>
</xs:element>
</xs:schema>
And now,the question is how to parse the XML data in diffgr:diffgram segment.It seems a MS-XML syntax.Can it be parsed by XI?
I tried,but the following error occurs:
com.sap.aii.utilxi.misc.api.BaseRuntimeException: RuntimeException in Message-Mapping transformation: Cannot produce target element /ns0:ZMT_SD_ORDER01_RESULT. Check xml instance is valid for source xsd and target-field mapping fulfills requirements of target xsd at com.sap.aii.mappingtool.tf3.AMappingProgram.startHi,
The above Exception seems to be because of mapping error.
Check your mapping for all the mandatory 1-1 mapping, also the 1-unbounded parent node mapping.
Once when you import the XSD and activate your External Definition if it does without any error then there is no problem with your External Definition.
If this error occurs only when you test your mapping then this is mapping error and not because of XSD.
Please check the parent node mapping like 1-unbounded.
Reward Points if useful
Regards
Ashmi. -
I'm trying to read some XML data from temperature logger over my network. I'm using LabView version 2009 sp1. I'm using the URL Get Document Vi. It works fine when using Internet sites like google or foxnews etc...
When I use it with my temperature logger most of the time I get an Error 66...but some times it does work and actually retrieves the document.
I can use the same address "http://172.22.21.68/XMLfeed.rb" (Internet Explorer or Google Chrome) in my browser and get a response every time. When accessing from my browser the server in the temperature logger does take around 6 seconds to respond, but it does respond every time.
Is the URL Get Document Vi exceeding a timeout? If so, where can I set it to wait longer?
Attachments:
Error 66.jpg 183 KBIt looks like the TCP Buffered Read has a 2.5 sec timeout, I believe that is where I had trouble as well. Try creating your own URL Get HTTP Doc vi in which you call URL Get Document in normal mode, with an appropriate number of characters to fetch (enough characters so that you capture all the important data in the XML file).
Attachments:
ex1.PNG 33 KB -
Xml data from database using jdbc
I should get the xml data from database. Is this scenario possible using jdbc adapter ? If possible, how can I get it ?. Plz help me
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You can use a Stored Procedure on Database Side, to select and put out the xml data structured in output fields or structures.
From JDBC Sender channel, you can call the SP, that raise out a Structure formatted like the XML Data stored in Xml Database field.
In your opinion, this should be a possible way to achieve this issue? -
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How to generate XML data from Lotus Notes to migrate to SharePoint by passing XML to SharePoint.?
Ramesh SYou could use XMLQuery to return the data from your tables as XML, that would give you a CLOB.
An example using the SCOTT schema might be like this:
SELECT XMLQuery(
'for $i in ora:view("DEPT")/ROW
return <Department dname="{$i/DNAME}">
<Employee>
{for $j in ora:view("EMP")/ROW
where $j/DEPTNO eq $i/DEPTNO
return ($j/ENAME, $j/JOB, $j/SAL)}
</Employee>
</Department>'
RETURNING CONTENT) FROM DUAL;In the docs you can find more information about its use:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e10492/xdb_xquery.htm
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