Show accent chars in XML data.

Hi,
In Flash, I sho in my pages data from XML file. Accents ( ex
é è à ) arent
corectly shown. I do I do ?
Thanks

Thanks,
To solve the pb, I say UTF-8 in the header of my XML File,
and it's ok.
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de news:
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> make sure your xml file encoding saved as unicode

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From 11g
When you created data model and view xml you gave drow down option on the right top saying
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i have to create a table in the DDIC where i have to store some XML data and informations.
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The getSearchData() supposed to return XML data that match the search text, but it doesn't. Can anyoen help?
Thank you!

Hi,
are you able to change dynamically the operation.url = "assets/data/shopping.xml";?
i need to do that based on the users input.
Thanks in advance,

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STR_VAL LONG,
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1 declare
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70 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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76 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
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82 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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97 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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115 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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118 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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121 <TAG_NAME>KST20010</TAG_NAME>
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127 <TAG_NAME>KST20009</TAG_NAME>
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How to read XML data stored in CLOB in Concurrent prog Output

Hi All,
I'm trying to Generate the XML Data as concurrent Program output. I have a PL/SQL package which generated the XML data by using SQL/XML functions. I'm storing the generated XML data in a CLOB variable. But when i try to read the data using fnd_file.put_line(fnd_file.OUTPUT,XML_Data) it doesn't display data more than 32767 bytes.
Please help me out to understand what could be done to read the data in chunks. I have tried many logic's to print chunks of data but the output tags are either chopped off and errors out saying Tag not found.
My logic is as below:
v_handler:= DBMS_XMLGEN.newContext(v_xml_query);
--Sets NULL handling options
DBMS_XMLGen.SetNullHandling(v_handler, dbms_xmlgen.EMPTY_TAG ) ;
--Set special character handling
DBMS_XMLGEN.setConvertSpecialChars(v_handler, TRUE);
-- Specified whether to use an XML attribute to indicate NULLness of particular entity in the XML document
DBMS_XMLGen.useNullAttributeIndicator(v_handler,TRUE);
-- set Checking invalid chars
DBMS_XMLGEN.setCheckInvalidChars(v_handler, TRUE);
-- get the xml data as required
v_xml_data:= DBMS_XMLGEN.getXMLtype(v_handler);
SELECT XMLROOT(v_xml_data.extract('/*'),VERSION '1.0').getClobVal() into v_new_xml_Data from dual;
-- get the length of the xml generated
v_clob_len := dbms_lob.getlength(v_new_xml_Data);
FND_FILE.PUT_LINE(FND_FILE.LOG,'The Clob length is :'|| v_clob_len);
-- logic to process string more than 32767 Processing by each character
v_offset :=1;
while (v_offset <= v_clob_len)
LOOP
v_char := dbms_lob.substr(v_new_xml_Data, 1, v_offset);
IF (v_char = CHR(10))
then
fnd_file.new_line(fnd_file.output, 1);
else
fnd_file.put(fnd_file.output, v_char);
end if;
v_offset := v_offset + 1;
END LOOP;
FND_FILE.PUT_LINE(FND_FILE.LOG,'The offset is :'|| v_offset);
FND_FILE.NEW_LINE(FND_FILE.OUTPUT, 1);
THe above logic is for character by character which is a performance burden? Please let me know if there is any other work around for this

Hi,
Thanks for Replying. I have refered http://blog.oraclecontractors.com/?p=69 and then i added that piece of code. Basically, i'm trying to generate a report using XML publisher. To generate the XML data i'm writing a pl/sql package with SQl/XML functions. DBMS_XMLGEN would help me convert the XML Data as is. When the concurrent program runs this XML data will merge with RTF layout and generate required report. I'm able to generate the Report for data less then 32767 bytes. More than the limit i need to pass chunks of XML data to read as output. That's the reason i'm using fnd_file.output. But it reads only 32767 size at a time.
WHen i use the given logic, it works perfectly fine, but it loops for each character, for example if you have 30,000 characters it loops the same, which is peformance burden.
So i tried to write the logic of chunks but still i get the error that XML tag is not found or missing. I'm hoping this is very common issue, but after all my trails, i didn't find the right solution.
the other logic i tried was :
v_new_xml_data varchar2(32767)
v_iterations := CEIL(v_clob_len/v_chunk_length); -- v_chunk_length is 32767 and v_clob_length is length of the XML data stored inthe clob variable
For i in 0..v_iterations
LOOP
FND_FILE.put_line (fnd_file.log,'the loops v_pos :'||i||' and v_clob_length :'||v_clob_len);
v_new_xml_data := DBMS_LOB.SUBSTR ( V_XML_DATA,v_chunk_length,(i*v_chunk_length)+1);
FND_FILE.PUT_LINE (FND_FILE.OUTPUT,v_new_xml_data); -- read the output for every 32767 chunks
FND_FILE.PUT_LINE(FND_FILE.LOG, 'Chunk length is :'||((i*v_chunk_length)+1));
END LOOP;
FND_FILE.put_line (fnd_file.log,'out of loop');
FND_FILE.put_line (fnd_file.log,'length of new xml is '||v_clob_len);
Please, let me know if you need Further clarifications on the same.

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Actually the issue may actually have to do with the fact that the connections aren't bound, but I haven't seen the data.
I have some fairly complex forms that include both subforms and instances, have an XSD embedded and export as XML. When I import the data, everythi
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Lisa

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See the following article for more details on Native Format Builder Wizard:
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28994/nfb.htm#CCHCIGCA
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Looking for any available solution for the same.
Thanks.

Hi All,
I have developed a BI publisher report using XML data definition & RTF template.
This data definition contains a SQL query in it's CDATA section and runs as a concurrent program(without RDF) . We are looking to pass a date parameter to the SQL query and its not accepting the date parameter. However, when we hardcode SYSDATE in the SQL query in place of the parameter, the report runs fine. In the log file it shows that the parameter is being treated in American date style and we are using DD-MON-RRRR format. I have tried to convert the date format however still the error exists.
What we did ?
Created a XML data definition which contains the SQL query in its CDATA section & p_rundate (DATE) parameter.
Registerd the XML data definition as concurrent program with EXECUTABLE= XDODTEXE and Output format as XML with p_date as a date parameter.
Looking for any available solution for the same.
Thanks.

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Hi
I'm trying to store XML data in Oracle XML DB 10gR2 both through SQL and JAVA .
I have a simple test table called xmltable with a primary key and a XMLType column
My sql is:
insert into xmltable values ('020', sys.XMLType.CreateXML(
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<Mpeg7 xmlns="urn:mpeg:mpeg7:schema:2001">
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<FileFormat href="urn:mpeg:IPTCMimeTypeCS:image/jpeg"/>
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<FreeTextAnnotation>B?miy?n and Shikari areas</FreeTextAnnotation>
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<SemanticBaseRef href="oracle:bosch.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:1521/SMILEY/AMSDB.OBJECT_XML/MPEG7_SB#/mpeg7:Mpeg7/mpeg7:DescriptionMetadata[@id='148']"/>
</Semantic>
</Image>
</MultimediaContent>
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<SemanticBaseRef href="oracle:bosch.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:1521/SMILEY/AMSDB.OBJECT_XML/MPEG7_SB#/mpeg7:Mpeg7/mpeg7:DescriptionMetadata[@id='65']"/>
<SemanticBaseRef href="oracle:bosch.informatik.rwth-aachen.de:1521/SMILEY/AMSDB.OBJECT_XML/MPEG7_SB#/mpeg7:Mpeg7/mpeg7:DescriptionMetadata[@id='148']"/>
If I tried with double ' (not '' ) it works with SQL through SQLPLUS but not with java. Indeed I have to store the data through my application
In java I get java.sql.SQLException: ORA-19102
Many thanks in advance,
Evanela

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