Pin package xmldom & xmlparse

Hi,
I am using the pl/sql-packages xmldom & xmlparse (java with pl/sql-shell) in Oracle 8.1.7.
The first time I call a routine from xmldom or xmlparse it cost about 30 seconds, the next times execution is much faster.
Does it help to pin these packages in memory ?

I really want to know WHY too!
I used XSQL Servlet to produce the XML output. The same problem is that it will take 40-50 seconds to generate the first one XML file. But after that, the response time will reduce to 5 seconds!
I don't know why. I think there must have some cache techniques for those xsql queries.
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Richard,
That's weird? The packages were installed when I installed 8.1.7. You can just download the latest version of the XDK and reinstall using loadjava and then running the load.sql file to get the packages in. You should use the -f parameter for loadjava to force the new classes to be loaded over the old ones. For code examples and lots of other good tips on using the XDK, check out my new website for everything Oracle and XML at: www.webspedite.com/oracle.

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35 /
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Error Loading xmlparserv2.jar

Platform: NT4 SP5
Database: 8.1.6
When loading xmlparserv2.jar via loadjava, I'm getting an ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column.
Command:
loadjava -user eclipse/eclipse@bugs -r -v xmlparserv2.jar
Errors:
loading : oracle/xml/parser/v2/mesg/XMLErrorMesg_zh_CN.properties
creating : oracle/xml/parser/v2/mesg/XMLErrorMesg_zh_CN.properties
Error while creating resource oracle/xml/parser/v2/mesg/XMLErrorMesg_zh_CN.prope
rties
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column
ORA-06512: at line 2
loading : oracle/xml/parser/v2/mesg/XMLErrorMesg_cs_CZ.properties
creating : oracle/xml/parser/v2/mesg/XMLErrorMesg_cs_CZ.properties
Error while creating resource oracle/xml/parser/v2/mesg/XMLErrorMesg_cs_CZ.prope
rties
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column
ORA-06512: at line 2
I just manually upgraded to 8.1.6 from an 8.1.5 database. I also ran jvmu815.sql to upgrade the JVM.
I noticed that there is a patch out for 8.1.6, would this be helpful to install?
Thanks.
null

Christine,
I apologize for the delay.
I verified that the system is OK so I believe that the solution is a good work around.
1.) Export the schema that you want to utilize the XML Parser and all the schema constraints, procedures, etc.
2.) Drop the user/schema and cascade all of the user's objects.
3.) Recreate the user with the same priveledges and with the same default and temp storage locations.
4.) Load the xmlparserv2.jar and the xmlplsql.jar files with loadjava as the user you just recreated.
5.) Run the sql script to create the java packages as the same user.
6.) Now, import the schema that you exported in step 1.
7.) After the import, I had to recompile three xml package bodies. They were: XMLDOM, XMLPARSER and XMLPROCESSOR. Check them to see if they are invalid in your user's shema.
Good luck,
Eric

Database Vs

Sorry my english !!
I´m a Brazilian developer.
I need to use de XMLDOM DBMS in a package that I star to write. The DB version is 8i. Is it possible ?
Thanks to all.
Leo

Using 8i, you need to load the XDK PL/SQL package to the Oracle JServer. The packages are xmlparser, xmldom and xslprocessor.

Targeting basics

First let me appologize for what will seem a very basic question, but I am new to InDesign and Scripting and just had this project laid on me, and I can't seem to get my head around it.
Lets say I have 4 pages in a document.
Page 1 has 1 textframe
Page 2 has 2 textframes
Page 3 has 3 text frames
Page 4 has 4 text frames
Does using myInDesign.Documents.Item(1) target a page, a document, or a textframe?
Does using myInDesign.Pages.Item(1) target a page, or a textframe?
How do I target Page 2?
How do I target Textframe 3 on page 4?
Next, how do I target XML Nodes. For example using the example XML from Adobe I have something like this:
<code>
<devices>
          <device>
                    <name>Pulse/Triangle Voltage Controlled Oscillator</name>
                    <type>VCO</type>
                    <part_number>DS001</part_number>
                    <supply_voltage>
                              <minimum>3</minimum>
                              <maximum>18</maximum>
                    </supply_voltage>
                    <package>
                              <type>DIP</type>
                              <pins>16</pins>
                    </package>
                    <price>3.25</price>
                    <description>A wide range, temperature-compensated voltage controlled ocsillator featuring 1 volt per octave exponential response. Pulse and triangle waveform output.</description>
          </device>
          <device>
                    <name>MultiWave Voltage Controlled Oscillator</name>
                    <type>VCO</type>
                    <part_number>DS002</part_number>
                    <supply_voltage>
                              <minimum>3</minimum>
                              <maximum>15</maximum>
                    </supply_voltage>
                    <package>
                              <type>SOIC</type>
                              <pins>18</pins>
                    </package>
                    <package>
                              <type>DIP</type>
                              <pins>18</pins>
                    </package>
                    <price>3.79</price>
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</devices>
</code>
If I target myDocument.XMLElements.Item(1) I all the data in all the nodes, but if I try this: myDocument.XMLElements.Item(2) I get an error saying it doesn't exist.
So my question is, what is the best way to get the value of a node in the tree, for instance "<part_number>"?
thanks in advance

Jongware - that was extremly helpful and exactly what I needed for the XML. I was able to write out nodes in newly created pages and textframes, so thank you very much.
Would it be possible to also give me a few examples for my first question, regarding pages and text frames. If it is similar to the XML I am assuming it would be something like this...
myInDesign.Pages.Item(1).TextFrame.Item(1) - target first frame created on first page
myInDesign.Pages.Item(1).TextFrame.Item(2) - target second frame created on first page
myInDesign.Pages.Item(2).TextFrame.Item(1) - target first frame created on second page
If the above is not correct, then I guess i am still not clear of what "Item" is refering to. So to go back to my original post...
Does "Item" in myInDesign.Documents.Item(1) refer to a page in the document, or the document itself?
Does "Item" myInDesign.Pages.Item(1) refer to a page, or a textframe on the page?
Thanks again
Update: ok I think I answered this after playing around with things today. So I think the short answer is that ITEM refers to whatever preceeds it, so myInDesign.Pages.Item(1) refers to pages, and TextFrame.Item(1) refers to textframes.
I still have to figure out how it orders things though. I tried creating two frames on a page then replacing the content in the second one I created with TextFrames.Item(2), but it replace the content in the first one I created instead.

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hi all,
iam receving the following error message
"ORA-29540 class oracle/xml/parser/plsql/xmlparsercover does not exists"
while executing one of my procedures.
please let me know what could be the problem?...
Regards,
vimal.

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Hello,
I'm trying to create a document with PL/SQL package xmldom on 8.1.7 and write to a file.
The problem is that my file is empty when it's created.
Can anyone send me an example of this simple problem or fullfill my example so it's works.
As you understand I'm new in using XML. :)
My example is:
declare
doc xmldom.DOMDocument;
n xmldom.DOMNode;
e xmldom.domelement;
t xmldom.domtext;
begin
doc := xmldom.newdomdocument;
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doc := xmldom.makedocument(n);
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end;
Regards
Hekan

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parser uses the Java XML Parser APIs which run in a VM instance.
Are you running Oracle 8i? If you are you can access our Java
XML parser loaded in 8i's VM directly from your PL/SQL code.
That is in fact how our PL/SQL Parser does it.
Finally, we have no experience loading other XML Parsers into
Oracle.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
Premal Mehta (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I asked about his a few days back. Pl/SQL parser does not
work
: for XML files of size greater then 500Kb. You replied saying
: that there were no such problem.
: However whenever I try, either I get some exception or
Pl/SQL
: crashes due to memory error. I am clueless. Is there some
: setting that I can do to get away with the problem? Please
: guide...
: Also, tell me about the alternatives.
: Can I write code in Java and load these class filesin Oracle
: and then reference these classes from Pl/SQL code. Can I load
: any other parser for Java in Oracle.
: Looking forward for help...
: Premal.
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