Partially populating an object from XML data

I have an unpopulated object which I intend to fill on-demand by grabbing several XML files via HTTP.
I'm not sure how best to deal with this in Java - at present I keep a set of booleans to describe what information is present, and update these as I grab new data by parsing the XML
Is there a way I can better use the object oriented features of Java to manage this?
cheers,
Jon

Hi there again,
Do you have zmaterial on your InfoSource? And in your InfoCube?
If so, you only need zcolour in the Infocube and the way you're doing is correct. In the rule of the zcolour you can select master data attribute of and from the list it should appear all the InfoObjects that exist on the InfoSource that has zcolour as an attribute, in this case, zmaterial.
If before you select the list of the InfoObjects available on the master data attribute of you click on F1 you see the help that says exactly that (and I have done it tones of times):
Master data attrib.
The specified characteristic has the characteristic to be updated as an attribute.
With this setting, the value of the characteristic to be updated is read in the master data table of the specified characteristic.
Example
The Characteristic 'Material Group' is not delivered through the InfoSource.
The characteristic 'Material' is delivered through the InfoSource.
The characteristic 'Material' has the characteristic 'Material Group' as an attribute.
You can fill 'Material Group' through the master data table 'Material'. To do this select the method 'Master Data Attribute from' and 'Material' as source.
Regards,
Diogo.

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<Value>35</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
<Name>US Dollar</Name>
</Currency>
</PaymentAmount>
<PaymentAmountText>Thirty-Five Dollars And Zero Cents***********************</PaymentAmountText>
- <PaymentMethod>
<PaymentMethodInternalID>CHECK</PaymentMethodInternalID>
<PaymentMethodName>Check</PaymentMethodName>
<PaymentMethodFormatValue>CHECK</PaymentMethodFormatValue>
</PaymentMethod>
<PayAlongFlag>N</PayAlongFlag>
- <SettlementPriority>
<Code />
<Meaning />
</SettlementPriority>
- <AmountWithheld>
<Value />
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</AmountWithheld>
- <DiscountTaken>
- <Amount>
<Value>0</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</Amount>
</DiscountTaken>
- <BankCharges>
- <BankChargeBearer>
<Code />
<Meaning />
</BankChargeBearer>
- <Amount>
<Value>0</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</Amount>
</BankCharges>
- <DeliveryChannel>
<Code />
<Meaning />
<FormatValue />
</DeliveryChannel>
- <PaymentReason>
<Code />
<Meaning />
<FormatValue />
</PaymentReason>
<PaymentReasonComments />
<RemittanceMessage />
<RemittanceMessage />
<RemittanceMessage />
- <BankInstruction>
<BankInstructionCode />
<Meaning />
<FormatValue />
</BankInstruction>
- <BankInstruction>
<BankInstructionCode />
<Meaning />
<FormatValue />
</BankInstruction>
<BankInstructionDetails />
<PaymentTextMessage />
<PaymentTextMessage />
<PaymentTextMessage />
<PaymentDetails />
- <RegulatoryReporting>
<DeclarationFlag>N</DeclarationFlag>
- <Amount>
<Value>0</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code />
</Currency>
</Amount>
</RegulatoryReporting>
- <FederalPaymentInfo>
<FederalAllotmentCode />
<FederalOffsetEligibilityFlag />
<FederalAccountingSymbol />
</FederalPaymentInfo>
<DocumentPayableCount>1</DocumentPayableCount>
- <DocumentPayable>
- <DocumentNumber>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment1>79860</DocumentInternalIDSegment1>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment2>922522</DocumentInternalIDSegment2>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment3>1</DocumentInternalIDSegment3>
<DocumentInternalIDSegment4 />
<DocumentInternalIDSegment5 />
<ApplicationInternalID>200</ApplicationInternalID>
<ApplicationDocumentSubType>PAYABLES_DOC</ApplicationDocumentSubType>
<ApplicationUniqueInternalID>79860</ApplicationUniqueInternalID>
<ReferenceNumber>35.00120211</ReferenceNumber>
- <UniqueRemittanceIdentifier>
<Number />
<CheckDigit />
</UniqueRemittanceIdentifier>
<DocCategory>STD INV</DocCategory>
<SequenceName>AP_US_STD_2011</SequenceName>
<SequenceValue>2011072795</SequenceValue>
</DocumentNumber>
<PONumber>UNMATCHED</PONumber>
- <DocumentStatus>
<Code>PAYMENT_CREATED</Code>
<Meaning>Payment Created</Meaning>
</DocumentStatus>
<DocumentDate>2011-12-02</DocumentDate>
<DocumentCreationDate>2012-04-23</DocumentCreationDate>
<PaymentDueDate>2011-12-02</PaymentDueDate>
- <DocumentType>
<Code>STANDARD</Code>
<Meaning>Standard</Meaning>
</DocumentType>
<DocumentDescription>RESEARCH BOARD FORM 8802</DocumentDescription>
<ExpenseReportCreditCardNumber />
<EmployeePaymentFlag>N</EmployeePaymentFlag>
- <TotalDocumentAmount>
<Value>35</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</TotalDocumentAmount>
- <PaymentAmount>
<Value>35</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</PaymentAmount>
<PayAloneFlag>N</PayAloneFlag>
- <SettlementPriority>
<Code />
<Meaning />
</SettlementPriority>
- <AmountWithheld>
<Value />
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</AmountWithheld>
- <DiscountTaken>
- <Amount>
<Value>0</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</Amount>
<DiscountDate />
</DiscountTaken>
- <BankCharges>
- <BankChargeBearer>
<Code />
<Meaning />
</BankChargeBearer>
</BankCharges>
- <DeliveryChannel>
<Code />
<Meaning />
<FormatValue />
</DeliveryChannel>
- <PaymentReason>
<Code />
<Meaning />
<FormatValue />
</PaymentReason>
<PaymentReasonComments />
<RemittanceMessage />
<RemittanceMessage />
<RemittanceMessage />
- <Charge>
- <TotalDocumentChargeAmount>
<Value />
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</TotalDocumentChargeAmount>
</Charge>
- <TotalDocumentTaxAmount>
<Value />
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</TotalDocumentTaxAmount>
- <CreditAmountApplied>
<Value />
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</CreditAmountApplied>
- <InterestAmountApplied>
<Value />
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</InterestAmountApplied>
<InterestRate />
- <DocumentPayableLine>
<LineNumber>1</LineNumber>
<PONumber />
- <LineType>
<Code>ITEM</Code>
<Meaning />
</LineType>
<LineDescription />
- <LineGrossAmount>
<Value>35</Value>
- <Currency>
<Code>USD</Code>
</Currency>
</LineGrossAmount>
<UnitPrice />
<Quantity />
- <UnitOfMeasure>
<Code>N</Code>
<Meaning />
</UnitOfMeasure>
- <Tax>
<TaxCode />
<TaxRate />
</Tax>
</DocumentPayableLine>
<DocumentPayerLegalEntityName>Abc Inc US OU/LE</DocumentPayerLegalEntityName>
<DocumentPayerLegalEntityRegNumber>S11234</DocumentPayerLegalEntityRegNumber>
<DocumentPayerTaxRegNumber />
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</OutboundPayment>
</OutboundPaymentInstruction>

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I can not find the "XML Java Class Generator" (from oracle) anymore.

XMLBeans
There are other solutions, but I know this one is pretty good.

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Dear participants,
My name is Raghavendra , i have a requirement of reading XML files Dynamically and parse them and create java types for manipulation . i will not be provided with sxd files (no schema compilation )coz no one knows how many types of structures are there. i want a generic solution. Please Help.
Thanks ,
Raghavendra Ach
you can mail me to " [email protected]"

georgemc wrote:
You could also look at something like Apache Digester, which will parse your XML and populate Java objects with the data. A slightly steeper learning curve than the lower-level APIs such as JDOM, but that's outweighed by the lesser development effortdon't think that would work for the original problem, which seemed to indicate that the xml had an unknown structure.

Create Table from XML Data

XML info: D:\XMLDATA\mytable.xml
create directory XML_dir as 'D:\XMLDATA';
<INFO>
<Column_Name>Col1</Column_Name>
<Data_Type>Char(1)</Data_Type>
</INFO>
<INFO>
<Column_Name>Col2</Column_Name>
<Data_Type>VARCHAR2(50)</Data_Type>
</INFO>
I need to create a table based on the XML data.
Create Table mytable
Col1 Char(1),
Col2 Varchar2(50)
How to read and execute the xml data to create a table.
Thanks!

Something like this :
SQL> declare
2
3    v_xmlinfo      clob;
4    v_ddl          varchar2(32767) := 'CREATE TABLE mytable ( #COLUMN_LIST# )';
5    v_column_list varchar2(4000);
6
7 begin
8
9    v_xmlinfo := dbms_xslprocessor.read2clob('TEST_DIR', 'info.xml');
10
11    select column_list
12    into v_column_list
13    from xmltable(
14           'string-join(
15              for $i in /INFO
16              return concat($i/Column_Name, " ", $i/Data_Type)
17            , ", "
18            )'
19           passing xmlparse(content v_xmlinfo)
20           columns column_list varchar2(4000) path '.'
21         ) ;
22
23
24    v_ddl := replace(v_ddl, '#COLUMN_LIST#', v_column_list);
25    --dbms_output.put_line(v_ddl);
26
27    execute immediate v_ddl;
28
29 end;
30 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
SQL> select * from mytable;
COL1 COL2

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