Use of xml files in JSP ??

I wud like to know the wy we use XML files in JSP's or in any web development applications.

Transferring information in own markup language.
http://www.google.com/search?q=xml+tutorial+site:w3schools.com

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I have a jsp page that I need to include an xml file. The xml file
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          Thanks
          Jennifer


          The best way is using the tag lib. If you cannot, but you can use JAXP, you can
          try
          javax.xml.transform.Transformer.transform(Source xmlSource,
          Result outputTarget)
          throws TransformerException
          You construct the transformer with you xsl, use you xml file or DOM to form xmlSource,
          and use JSPWriter "out" to form outputTarget (StreamResult). But if your JSP page
          generates the xml itself, tag lib is the only way.
          [email protected] (Jennifer) wrote:
          >[email protected] (Jennifer) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
          >> I have a jsp page that I need to include an xml file. The xml file
          >> uses an xsl to render the file. What is the best way to include the
          >> xml file and still maintain the structure of the style sheet?
          >>
          >> Thanks
          >>
          >> Jennifer
          >
          >Or is there a way to parse the xml file with the jsp page to display
          >the information. I cannot use the Java Standard Tag Libraries as the
          >version of iplanet we are running does not support the JSTL
          >
          >Thanks
          >
          >Jennifer

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Hi,
I want to dynamically generate maths formula in my web page. I think MathMl is a good choice. However, it needs xml file. I try to use JSP to generate the
content of the xml file. However, it doesn't work. What should I do?
Best regards.

Hi,
Thanks a lot for your replies. I used to write JSP to present quiz fetching from a database. To use MathML, xml file has to be used. I've tried to copy the content of the xml file to a jsp file and let the brower to display it. However, it doesn't work. I view the content of the page displayed by the brower. I simply contain nothing. So what it's the most convenience way to present the MathML dynamically.
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Hi all,
I am a new comer to jsp and really appreciate if someone can help me on this:
I will like to use a xml file to control access to my web app instead of using a database. Let say user.xml that will contains user name and password. Questions:
1. where should I put this file? Under WEB-INF?
2. In my jsp or servlet, how do i read the xml file, i mean how to i refer to the file (depend on question 1 as where the file should be placed)?
Thank you very much.
Sim

Hi jlsim,
you can place the xml file where you want, but remember that placing it under /WEB-INF is the most security way.
I had a similar problem and I placed the xml file under /WEB-INF directory.
To refer to it I did something like this:
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Executing *.xml files as *.jsp files

Under other web containers this usually takes about 4 lines in a config xml file.
I am still hunting through the online doco
but I was wondering if anyone could point
me to the relevant section quicker ? ...
Basically what I am looking to do is to
tell the server to parse and execute *.xml
files as *.jsp files. It should be a simple
mapping somewhere in the config files.
Thankyou in advance,
Brian.

Chuck,
That isn't quite what I want to achieve. What I have done
elsewhere is place the following servlet mapping in the Web
Container's web.xml file.
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>jsp</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>*.xml</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
which then causes all *.xml files to be processed as *.jsp files.
Servlet name being the name of the servlet that processes the
JSP files for the web container. Is there an equivalent
thing under BEA ? Does BEA have a servlet which processes
JSP files or does it use something different ?
Cheers,
Brian.
"Chuck Nelson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Brian,
You should be able to update the web.xml for this purpose
e.g.
<servlet>
<servlet-name>myFoo</servlet-name>
<jsp-file>SnoopServlet.xml</jsp-file>
</servlet>
See the following URL for a more detailed description
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs61/webapp/components.html#100437
Chuck Nelson
DRE
BEA Technical Support

Can I Use a XML file as Managed Resource?

Hi,
I have a XML file which has all employee details.
Can I use that XML file as a Resource in IDM?
If so please let me know the steps to do.
Please help me in this regard.
Thanks
RMS

No.
Since the XML file you have has custom tags, there is not a way for IDM to understand it's contents.
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Can you use an XML file to make Subclips for you?

Hi everyone,
I know this is a bit of a long-shot, but I am wondering if I can use an XML file(made after logging a few tapes, but before capture) to make subclips for me?
Basically I have a painful project with 2 tapes i had to capture separately as 1 long individual clip each due to time-code breaks, but as i did first Log & Capture as usual (only to later find it wouldn't batch capture) i didn't want my hard work to go to waste!
Hope I explained that clearly enough,
Adam
Message was edited by: Chocboy

I'm assuming you captured using the non-controllable device setting and have the clip including TC breaks and blank areas etc.
Try this:
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Drag in the Browser to select all the markers or click the first one, then shift click the last one.
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The subclips appear in addition to the original clip with the markers. You can rename the subclips, if you want. You can review the subclips, deleting any clips you might not need. If you do remove unused clips, you can use the Media Manager to remove your unused footage from disk, leaving the media for your remaining subclips alone.

Forwarding to an xml file from jsp page

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i am subhash. i have problem in forwarding an xml file from jsp page.
i have a jsp page in which i have a button. upon click, its form method is triggered and the action is set to "serverpage.jsp". In that jsp page i have to move to an xml file. I would like u to send a sample code also for the same.
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Refer to the Generating XML from JSP section.
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ScanNGo - Using localbackup.xml file

Hi All, Wondering if someone would be able to help us out, we have hundards of CN51's and CN50's through AUS and NZ and have been looking into this ScanNGo barcode system. AUS have successuflly used the .XML file from the localbackup via SOTI Mobicontrol deployment system, but am trying to make it as easy as possible as with SOTI we still need to setup an APN connection before being able to connect to the device, so hence why am looking at the ScanNGo to atleast setup the APN. Searching the forums and I see people have had success in using the ScanNGo creator by using the localback.xml from the SmartSystems folder. Unfortunately this does not seem to work for me, it will scan all 9/9 barcodes from the ScanNGo system but then returns an error "Error reading scanned data into xml" Attached is the localback.xml file from which I can apparently use this file with the ScanNGo barcode creator ? Could someone please correct me if i'm wrong on this. Thanks, Much appreciated.

Hello AdamD
first, it is no good idea to apply a full backup xml to a device. You should only change the settings different from factory default. See other posts here about how to create a configuration xml with only changed settings.
secondly, a backup xml does not contain security data like passwords. So the backup xml does not have the WWAN password(s):
<Subsystem Name="WWAN Radio">
<Field Name="ARD Enabled">
0</Field>
<Field Name="RadioType">
2</Field>
<Field Name="Restore Connection Entry Defaults">
0</Field>
<Field Name="Radio Power State">
1</Field>
<Field Name="Carrier">
Worldwide UMTS</Field>
<Field Name="Carrier Settings Auto Config">
Enabled</Field>
<Group Name="Carrier Settings">
<Field Name="Restore Connection Entry Defaults">
0</Field>
<Group Name="Connection Info" Instance="Verizon">
<Field Name="Connection Name">
Verizon</Field>
<Field Name="Phone">
#777</Field>
<Field Name="APN"/>
<Field Name="Username"/>
<Field Name="Password"/>
<Field Name="AlwaysOn">
0</Field>
</Group>
<Group Name="Connection Info" Instance="ATT">
<Field Name="Connection Name">
ATT</Field>
<Field Name="Phone"/>
<Field Name="APN">
wap.cingular</Field>
<Field Name="Username"/>
<Field Name="Password"/>
<Field Name="AlwaysOn">
0</Field>
</Group>
<Group Name="Connection Info" Instance="Sprint">
<Field Name="Connection Name">
Sprint</Field>
<Field Name="Phone">
#777</Field>
<Field Name="APN"/>
<Field Name="Username"/>
<Field Name="Password"/>
<Field Name="AlwaysOn">
0</Field>
</Group>
<Group Name="Connection Info" Instance="Worldwide UMTS">
<Field Name="Connection Name">
Worldwide UMTS</Field>
<Field Name="Phone"/>
<Field Name="APN">
Spark</Field>
<Field Name="Username"/>
<Field Name="Password"/>
<Field Name="AlwaysOn">
1</Field>
</Group>
</Group>
<Group Name="WWAN Information">
<Field Name="Phone Number">
Not Available</Field>
<Field Name="Firmware Revision">
REVISION 03.001</Field>
<Field Name="ESN">
990004190136592</Field>
<Field Name="IMEI">
990004190136592</Field>
<Field Name="IMSI">
505013475281816</Field>
<Field Name="Network">
Telstra Mobile</Field>
<Field Name="Model">
PXS8</Field>
<Field Name="Manufacturer">
Cinterion</Field>
</Group>
</Subsystem>
As you can see, the "WWAN Information" is nothing to be used for a configiration xml. And you see that there are no passwords.
AFAIS the only WWAN settings you need to setup the connection is:
<Group Name="Connection Info" Instance="ATT">
<Field Name="Connection Name">ATT</Field>
<Field Name="Phone"/>
<Field Name="APN">wap.cingular</Field>
<Field Name="Username"/>
<Field Name="Password"/>
<Field Name="AlwaysOn">
0</Field>
</Group>
But keep in mind that you have to maintain the xml structure around this.
~josef

I have to print two labels using single XML file.Error:Only one top level e

Hi,
I have to print two labels using single XML file. But its giving error:
[Error] Error -1072896683 - Line: 38 Pos: 2 Error: Only one top level element is allowed in an XML document.
Below is my XMl file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE labels SYSTEM "label.dtd">
<labels FORMAT="lib://FRD/PurchasedDoor.btw" PRINTERNAME="IBM 6700-R80 (300 dpi)" _QUANTITY="1">
<label>
<variable name= "Color">AUTUMN</variable>
<variable name= "Special_Message_Attribute">MSG*</variable>
<variable name= "Special_Message">This is special Message Label</variable>
<variable name= "Model"></variable>
<variable name= "Build_Date">09-APR-12</variable>
<variable name= "Assy_Cart"></variable>
<variable name= "Assy_Slot"></variable>
<variable name= "Finish_Cart"></variable>
<variable name= "Finish_Slot"></variable>
<variable name= "Serial_Number">1945.1.1.2-1</variable>
<variable name= "Serial_Number_Barcode">1945.1.1.2-1</variable>
<variable name= "Specie">BIRCH</variable>
<variable name= "Truck_Group"></variable>
<variable name= "Label_Sequence_No">1</variable>
<variable name= "WIP_Cart"></variable>
<variable name= "WIP_Slot"></variable>
<variable name= "Cabinet_Sequence_No">110</variable>
<variable name= "JC"></variable>
<variable name= "Thickness"> </variable>
<variable name= "Width"> </variable>
<variable name= "Length"> </variable>
<variable name= "Overlay"></variable>
<variable name= "Options">B30</variable>
<variable name= "Profile_No"></variable>
<variable name= "Door_Style">NEWBERRY</variable>
<variable name= "Glaze"></variable>
<variable name= "Shape"></variable>
<variable name= "Glass"></variable>
<variable name= "Hinge_Side"></variable>
<variable name= "Hinge_Type"></variable>
<variable name= "EGE"></variable>
</label>
<labels FORMAT="lib://FRD/SpecialMessage.btw" PRINTERNAME="IBM 6700-R80 (300 dpi)" _QUANTITY="1">
<label>
<variable name= "Serial_Number">1945.1.1.2-1</variable>
<variable name= "Special_Message">This is special Message Label</variable>
<variable name= "Cabinet_Sequence_No">110</variable>
</label>
</labels>
Please suggest.

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XML can only have one root element per file.
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from XML Document: The Root Element

Using a data file in jsp to generate xml file

hi
can anybody help me to
how to use a data file generated in unix in jsp to generate xml file.
by using beans i am able to generate the xml.
thanks in advance.

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for some this question will seem to be a stupid, but i am really confused how can i write an XML file from with in JSP code. should i have to use same FileOutPutStream.
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Could someone give me an example of using a local XML file to set a server url variable so i don't have to hard code url's?
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or
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Need to read data from a set of tables and convert them into an XML file based on an XSD.
I am planning to use Toplink POJO in JDeveloper to create a SessionFacade to read the values.
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Hi Doug,
Thanks for the response. I did the same and I was able to make it work, soon after I posted. I should have updated it :-)
I used two sessions file.
The OXM expected the name of the file to sessions.xml and I have to keep it that way. I created a ormsession.xml using JDeveloper and referred the ORM Project created in the Workbench to use it for ORM . In fact I created a dummy ormsession.xml file in JDeveloper wiht a session named "default". I started by creating an entry manually by copying the contents of the session definition and renamed to "MySession"
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