Saving an XML document

Hi,
I am using DOM to load and process XML document. But I do not know how to save the changes back to the xml file in disk.
Can it be done with JAXP.
Do I have to save the whole dom at once to a output stream or can I save only the updates I made in DOM to the xml file.
Thanks a lot,
Chamal.

http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/J2EE/Intro2/xml/xml.html#Create_DOM
hth

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Try changing your approach - don't read it into an array, process it one line at a time. Obviously any approach where you have the whole file in memory is going to exceed memory at some size of the file.

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Thank you!!!!

I am replying too much late..........thinking might be useful for someone !!!!
SSIS does not handle multiple namespaces in the XML source file. You can find examples where you see the format
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This task only needs to be run once for the original XML file. When you look at the new file, you’ll see the same data as in the original, but without namespace references.
Now you can return to your data flow and alter the XML Source to reference the new XML file.
Click on the Generate XSD and you should be able to avoid your error.
When you click on the Columns tab in your XML Source, you will probably see a warning. This is because the data types may not be fully defined (for example there’s no mention of string lengths). This shouldn’t be a problem as long as the default data type
(255-character Unicode string) meets your needs.
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(un-)marshalling incomplete XML documents ?

Hi,
just wondering how XMLBeans deals with this issue, both in the specs and in the
current implementation. Is it possible to parse an XML document in which required
elements are missing, e.g. because some work in progress had been saved as XML?
I haven't worked with XMLBeans, but am curious if it goes beyond of what JAXB
offers here.
Please have a look at the respective discussion thread on the comp.text.xml newsgroup
(http://tinyurl.com/lhm8).
Heiko

"Heiko Sommer" <[email protected]> wrote:
current implementation. Is it possible to parse an XML document in which
required
elements are missing, e.g. because some work in progress had been saved
as XML?
I haven't worked with XMLBeans, but am curious if it goes beyond of what
JAXB
offers here.
Please have a look at the respective discussion thread on the comp.text.xml
newsgroup
(http://tinyurl.com/lhm8).
Yes, absolutely.
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invalid data correctly. It does so according to simple and robust
rules.
If you have a document where the data would be accessible via a
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accessible via the bound getters doc.getA().getB().getC().getD(),
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elements).
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This makes for both faster, more understandable, and more robust
binding than other approaches that may require validity according to
a complex content model in order to bind.
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bound. Binding only requires use of the proper tag names.
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Issues opening excel saved as xml with reports builder 10.1.2.0.2

Hi
I saved excel as xml and when I try to open it using Oracel Reports, I get the following error:
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Has anyone had similar issues in opening excel saved as xml?
Any help?
Thx!

Hi
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Why is oracle limited appropriate to save any kind of xml documents

hey,
currently i´m student of health informatics in dortmund (germany)
our next test is about oracle database.
i do now know a lot about it.
but there is one open question and noone can give me an answare...
why is oracle limited appropriate to save any kind of xml documents?
the only thing i know is that you can save xml documents native als xmltype or you can use
xml repository...
but ??? please help me, i think for you its just a question like hows the weather...
thank you very much.
greetings from germany,
mathias
Edited by: user8643284 on 19.07.2009 06:20

XML documents may be saved in Oracle database with the XDK or XML documents may be stored in Oracle XML DB.
For storing an XML document in Oracle database with the XML SQL Utility pease refer
http://www.devx.com/xml/Article/32046
For storing an XML document in Oracle XML DB please refer
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14259/xdb03usg.htm

Cannot view the content of XML document.

Hi experts,
i have saved edit form (SAP Demo News) in document folder (KM Content > document). To view the content, I click the XML document then the content is display as design in ShowForm.
My problem is i save the edit form (SAP Demo News) in my own folder (KM Content > MyFolder), then when I click the XML document the content is NOT display as design in ShowForm. But its display as XML coding.
How to make the content of XML document NOT view as XML coding?
Thanks and regards
faeza

Hi faeza ,
by default XML Forms can only be used in the repositories documents and userhome.
If you want to use XML-Forms in your own repository like "MyFolder" than the behaviour is like you have described.
So you have to adjust the KM settings for using XML-Forms as well in the repository "MyFolder".
Goto
System Administration ->
System Configuration ->
Knowledge Management ->
Content Management ->
Configuration
-> Content Management
-> Repository Filters
-> XML Forms Repository Filter
Choose the XML Forms Repository Filter entry "xmlforms_filter" and choose Edit.
Add as "Repositories:" your repository "MyFolder".
Save it and restart the whole portal.
Best regards
Frank

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