Response with multiple namespaces...

Hi there!
We have several webservices working as "document", they receive a XML document and send a XML document as response.
The problem is that the returned document has a namespace prefix for each XML tag. All of then with the same name space:
[n1:enviar_ofersecResponse xmlns:n1="a name space"]
[n2:IdentificacionMensaje xmlns:n2="a name space" v="respuesta_ofersecen01_20040921.1"/]
[n3:FechaHoraMensaje xmlns:n3="a name space" v="2004-09-21T12:07:30+02:00"/]
[n4:IdentificacionRemitente xmlns:n4="a name space" v="HC_G"/]
[n5:FuncionRemitente xmlns:n5="a name space" v="A08"/]
... and so on...
How avoid this different prefix with the same name space for each tag?. Our xml documents are big... about 5 M... so it's a waste of space and time process all those prefix and namespaces...
Thanks in advance!.

Hello,
We are experiencing this as well as we are upgrading from WLS 7.0 to 8.1. WLS 7.0 worked as expected. We made no changes to the webservices.xml between 7.0 and 8.1. This response element snippet is an example of 7.0 compared to 8.1:
***BEFORE - wls 7***
<ns1:memberFound>Y</ns1:memberFound>
***AFTER - wls 8.1***
<ns1:memberFound xmlns:ns1="http://www.definityhealth.com/webservice/member/memberlookup">Y</ns1:memberFound>
I'm pursuing this with support and will report back findings here.
thanks,
chad.

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If you want, I can help you tomorrow. Call me at my nieuwegein office or mail me at marco[dot]gralike[at]amis[dot]nl
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Extract on xmltype with multiple namespaces

Given the following xml instance document can you share an example to retrieve the data of the <TransactionNumber> and <IdValue> elements using the XMLType data type. This document is generated by XBD and has 3 different namespaces.
declare
lv_xml xmltype := xmltype(
'<ConfirmAddStudentDeposit xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:ws:messages:1.0">
     <StudentDepositIdentifier>
          <AccountIdentifier xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0">
               <IdValue xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:resources:common:1.0" name="BannerUID">210009102</IdValue>
          </AccountIdentifier>
          <TransactionNumber xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0">8</TransactionNumber>
          <ReceiptNumber xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0">1606</ReceiptNumber>
     </StudentDepositIdentifier>
</ConfirmAddStudentDeposit>');
lv_frag xmltype;
begin
lv_frag := lv_xml.extract('/ConfirmAddStudentDeposit/StudentDepositIdentifier/TransactionNumber', 'xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:ws:messages:1.0" xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0"');
if lv_frag is null then
dbms_output.put_line('NO good');
else
dbms_output.put_line('maybe working');
end if;
end;

You'll need to use prefixs or namespaces
declare
lv_xml xmltype := xmltype(
'<ConfirmAddStudentDeposit xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:ws:messages:1.0">
<StudentDepositIdentifier>
<AccountIdentifier xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0">
<IdValue xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:resources:common:1.0" name="BannerUID">210009102</IdValue>
</AccountIdentifier>
<TransactionNumber xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0">8</TransactionNumber>
<ReceiptNumber xmlns="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0">1606</ReceiptNumber>
</StudentDepositIdentifier>
</ConfirmAddStudentDeposit>');
lv_frag xmltype;
begin
lv_frag := lv_xml.extract('/a:ConfirmAddStudentDeposit/a:StudentDepositIdentifier/c:TransactionNumber', 'xmlns:a="urn:sungardsct:udc:ws:messages:1.0" xmlns:c="urn:sungardsct:udc:domain:ar:1.0"');
if lv_frag is null then
dbms_output.put_line('NO good');
else
dbms_output.put_line('maybe working');
end if;
end;

View responses with multiple users

When i publishes a document, others can't see the responses.
We use the same acrobat.com account. In their tracker they can't
see the responses of my published file, although they use the same
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PDF files.

We set up a response document as a team. This document is
distributed to acrobat.com and is an open access document which is
linked to on a website. Customers fill in the document en responses
should be visible to the team. Only the team member whom ditributed
the document is seeing the responses.
Other team members cannot see the responses in their Acrobat
tracker software (al on different Pc's), although we use the same
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XML doc with multiple namespaces

Hi,
a little stupid question...
Is it possible to get a xml file that assigns two different namespaces and I don't want to use a prefix?
example:
xml doc uses namespace xmlns:a="someuri" and xmlns:b="otheruri"
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Root xmlns="someuri" xmlns:b="otheruri">
<test/>
<b:rest/>
</Root>
Some way to get prefix b out of it?
Thanx

okay, it was a stupid question...
solution:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Root xmlns="someuri" xmlns:b="otheruri">
<test/>
<rest xmlns="otheruri"/>
</Root>

XML with multiple namespaces

I have an XML file
<?xml version="1.0"?>
-<Document xmlns="http://www.taleo.com/ws/integration/toolkit/2011/05">
+<Attributes>
-<Content>
-<ExportXML xmlns="http://www.taleo.com/ws/integration/toolkit/2005/07/action/export">
-<record>
<field name="ContestNumber">12000000RT</field>
<field name="JobInformation,JobType,Description">Experienced</field>
</record>
</ExportXML>
</Content>
</Document>
I am using the following file to retrieve the data
SELECT *
   FROM XMLTable(XMLNAMESPACES('http://www.taleo.com/ws/integration/toolkit/2011/05' as "n1",
   'http://www.taleo.com/ws/integration/toolkit/2005/07/action/export' as "n2"), '//n1:Document/Content/n2:ExportXML/record'
            passing xmltype(
                 bfilename('TEST','TALEOOUT-12-26.xml')
                 , nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')
     columns
     ContestName varchar2(1000) path 'field[1]'
     )What am i doing wrong

This was the code that worked.Thanks A_Non .
SELECT *
   FROM XMLTable(XMLNAMESPACES('http://www.taleo.com/ws/integration/toolkit/2011/05' as "n1",
   'http://www.taleo.com/ws/integration/toolkit/2005/07/action/export' as "n2"),
   '/n1:Document/n1:Content/n2:ExportXML/n2:record'
            passing xmltype(
                 bfilename('TEST','TALEOOUT-12-26.xml')
                 , nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')
     columns
     ContestNumber VARCHAR2 (4000) path 'n2:field[1]',
     Job_Info_JobTypDesc VARCHAR2 (4000) path 'n2:field[2]',
     JobFamily VARCHAR2 (4000) path 'n2:field[3]',.........
)Edited by: Rameshkumar T on Nov 30, 2012 10:59 AM

Parsing across multiple namespaces... best practice?

Howdy all, here's my situation:
I am attempting to create a simple interface to a particular type of webdav server which has some unusual XML data coming back, and need some advice on the best way to parse this XML.
I have a generic "query" object which consists of a set of "Fields", a "Scope" and a set of "Constraints". This query is ultimately formed as an XML request sent to the WebDAV server. The response is also a generic "ResultSet" response, which consists of "Rows". Each Row consists of "Fields" (the same type as in the query). A Field is basically a key/value pair (all Strings), and a namespace which describes the location of the field within the WebDAV server. (obviously modelled on a JDBC-style interaction)
I need to build a generic parser which can create a ResultSet from a raw XML document.
For Example:
Given a "query" with the following fields:
FIELD 1
namespace: urn:schemas:httpmail
name:fromemail
FIELD 2
namespace: DAV
name: id
The query will basically say (pseudo SQL)
"select "urn:schemas:httpmail:fromemail", "DAV:id" from <scope> where <constraints>"
This will return an XML document something like this:
<a:multistatus
      xmlns:a="DAV:"
      xmlns:b="urn:uuid:c2f41010-65b3-11d1-a29f-00aa00c14882/"
      xmlns:c="xml:"
      xmlns:d="urn:schemas:httpmail:"
      xmlns:e="urn:schemas:mailheader:">
   <a:response>
      <a:href>
            http://blah.blah.com/someurl
      </a:href>
      <a:propstat>
         <a:status>
               HTTP/1.1 200 OK
         </a:status>
         <a:prop>
            <d:fromemail>
                 [email protected]
            </d:fromemail>
            <a:id>
                  AQsAAAAARgAgCwAAAABGeAIAAAAA
            </a:id>
         </a:prop>
      </a:propstat>
   </a:response>
   <a:response>
   </a:response>
</a:multistatus>
So.. I then need to create a ResultSet object, which looks like this:
ResultSet<Object>
|---Rows<Collection>
    |---Row<Object>
        |---Field<Object>
            |---name: fromemail
            |---namespace: urn:schemas:httpmail
            |---value: [email protected]
        |---Field<Object>
            |---name: id
            |---namespace: DAV
            |---value: AQsAAAAARgAgCwAAAABGeAIAAAAA
    |---Row<Object>
            ....As you can see, I need BOTH the value, and the original data relating to the namespace and field name in the java object returned.
Problems I am having:
1. Parsing multiple namespaces. The path to multistatus/response/prop/fromemail (for example) spans two namespaces, hence can't use Commons Digester
2. Including XML element names as values in the returned object. I need/want to be able to store the XML element name (eg "fromemail") as a value in the java object returned.
I'm looking for thoughts as to the best way to deal with this... XPath?, DOM/SAX? etc
Any help you can provide.
Cheers

Howdy all, here's my situation:
I am attempting to create a simple interface to a particular type of webdav server which has some unusual XML data coming back, and need some advice on the best way to parse this XML.
I have a generic "query" object which consists of a set of "Fields", a "Scope" and a set of "Constraints". This query is ultimately formed as an XML request sent to the WebDAV server. The response is also a generic "ResultSet" response, which consists of "Rows". Each Row consists of "Fields" (the same type as in the query). A Field is basically a key/value pair (all Strings), and a namespace which describes the location of the field within the WebDAV server. (obviously modelled on a JDBC-style interaction)
I need to build a generic parser which can create a ResultSet from a raw XML document.
For Example:
Given a "query" with the following fields:
FIELD 1
namespace: urn:schemas:httpmail
name:fromemail
FIELD 2
namespace: DAV
name: id
The query will basically say (pseudo SQL)
"select "urn:schemas:httpmail:fromemail", "DAV:id" from <scope> where <constraints>"
This will return an XML document something like this:
<a:multistatus
      xmlns:a="DAV:"
      xmlns:b="urn:uuid:c2f41010-65b3-11d1-a29f-00aa00c14882/"
      xmlns:c="xml:"
      xmlns:d="urn:schemas:httpmail:"
      xmlns:e="urn:schemas:mailheader:">
   <a:response>
      <a:href>
            http://blah.blah.com/someurl
      </a:href>
      <a:propstat>
         <a:status>
               HTTP/1.1 200 OK
         </a:status>
         <a:prop>
            <d:fromemail>
                 [email protected]
            </d:fromemail>
            <a:id>
                  AQsAAAAARgAgCwAAAABGeAIAAAAA
            </a:id>
         </a:prop>
      </a:propstat>
   </a:response>
   <a:response>
   </a:response>
</a:multistatus>
So.. I then need to create a ResultSet object, which looks like this:
ResultSet<Object>
|---Rows<Collection>
    |---Row<Object>
        |---Field<Object>
            |---name: fromemail
            |---namespace: urn:schemas:httpmail
            |---value: [email protected]
        |---Field<Object>
            |---name: id
            |---namespace: DAV
            |---value: AQsAAAAARgAgCwAAAABGeAIAAAAA
    |---Row<Object>
            ....As you can see, I need BOTH the value, and the original data relating to the namespace and field name in the java object returned.
Problems I am having:
1. Parsing multiple namespaces. The path to multistatus/response/prop/fromemail (for example) spans two namespaces, hence can't use Commons Digester
2. Including XML element names as values in the returned object. I need/want to be able to store the XML element name (eg "fromemail") as a value in the java object returned.
I'm looking for thoughts as to the best way to deal with this... XPath?, DOM/SAX? etc
Any help you can provide.
Cheers

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