Using XML String in the Scheduler Adapter in the Receive port

Thanks Suleiman.
I am using the WCF-Custom Adapter to get the data from the Oracle database. And I am using the Scheduler adapter because to get data on a daily basis.In one of our other application we have used the query statement in the Scheduler adapter
Like,
<ns0:Select xmlns:ns0="http://Microsoft.LobServices.OracleDB/2007/03/View/VW_EMP_DEPT"><ns0:COLUMN_NAMES>*</ns0:COLUMN_NAMES><ns0:FILTER>PROCESS IN ('A','B','C')</ns0:FILTER></ns0:Select>
and it works really fine, it just select the records with the Process A or B or C. I dont know how can I select now with respect to data that is 7 days ago from today.Help me with it.

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Can the experts tell me how the quoted string should be used for EJB 20?

Hi,
Whether the identifiers should be quoted or not depends whether they were defined that way when the table and colums were created. Whether they can be created/accessed this way depends on the policy of the database that you are using with regards to 'Quoted Identifiers' (also known as 'Delimited Identifiers'). On databases this feature is on by default, on others it is not. If you database objects require quoted identifiers then you may enter them as quoted as you've seen in the weblogic-rdbms20-persistence-810.dtd
Hope this helps
-thorick

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Parsing xml string does not see the dtd inside jar

Hello,
I have problem parsing an XML string because the DTD file is not found (my DTD file is located inside my application's jar file). I am trying to instruct the parser where the DTD is located. If my DTD would have been on the filesystem directlly things would be working just fine, but i need to keep the DTD inside my JAR.
String dtdLocation = ClassLoader.getSystemResource("mydtd.dtd").toURI().toString();
Document xmlDocument = builder.parse(new ByteArrayInputStream(xmlFile.getBytes()),dtdLocation);The XML string looks something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE Properties SYSTEM "mydtd.dtd">
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<Prop>val<Prop>
</Properties>

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Hi,
Don't resurrect old threads, and why on earth did you resurrect 5 threads? I'm locking the zombie threads. Create a new thread if you have a specific question.
Kaj

Passing XML String via HTTP Sender

Hello everyone,
currently we try to find a solution on the following requirement - maybe you have useful advice for us:
8 different business documents can be sent via a web-interface to SAP XI via the http sender adapter. We already have a customized JCo Class that takes only one input parameter (containining the XML string of the business document).
I think the easiest way would be to receive the XML string from the web-interface and pass it directly on to the JCo-Class in a Java Mapping.
Is it possible to create a generic message type for all 8 types of XML documents that contains just one element holding the XML as string? By doing so we could use the same URL for all 8 different XML types and pass it directly on as input paramenter to the JCo Class.
Do you have any idea how to do this?
Thank you very much.

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