Utilização do XML 2.0

Boa tarde a todos,
Gostaria de sanar as dúvidas abaixo:
Podemos trabalhar com a versão XML 2.0 (SAP)? Sabem informar se o SEFAZ (Homologação) está preparado para o recebimento (integração) do XML 2.0?
Alguém está trabalhando com o XML 2.0 (caso de sucesso) ? Quais foram as dificuldades enconttradas?
Abraços

Sem problemas mano, só foi falta de entendimento de minha parte.
Tudo claro agora.
QQ coisa, posta mais dúvidas aehh.
Thread sobre layout 2.0: NFE: Liberação das atualizações p/ Manual v4.01_NT2009.006 (layout v2.00)
Atenciosamente, Fernando Da Ró

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Slow response time while xml parsing is done.
Description of the problem:
During XML parsing, memory is used and discarded so frequently that garbage collection
is occurring multiple times per minute, impacting performance. In order to better
understand the source of the memory usage issue, we used JProbe Memory Debugger.
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This results in slow response time.
The following are the details of software and Hardware configurations used:
Server: weblogic 8.1
OS: Solaris 8
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun Fire 6800
System clock frequency: 150 MHz
Memory size: 8192 Megabytes

"Kris" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:40f2fcda$1@mktnews1...
Sorry, I overlooked it.
yes we do have 8 GB RAM. And as far as xml usage, we are parsing the xml to DOM
(including validation) and then applying transformation. But its the parsing stuff
which is eating the memory.1. Can you run JProbe to find out real CPU utilization/bottlenecks?
2. Apache Xerses implementation that is used in weblogic has a design
flaw that results in serialization of memory allocation by the transformer,
that makes it impossible to use for intense multithreaded transformations.
Consider using other transformers.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev
>
>
"Slava Imeshev" <[email protected]> wrote:
Please answer my questions.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev
"Krisna" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:40f299ae$1@mktnews1...
Thanks Slava for youe response. Coming back to response time, thisprocess is part
of a big task. So i cant really tell what response time i can allocatejust for
this piece alone. Might be, roughly it should be less than 0.4 seconds.what the
major concenr is the memory utilization by these packages. So whatmakes it to
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"Slava Imeshev" <[email protected]> wrote:
"kris" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:40eaddce$1@mktnews1...
Slow response time while xml parsing is done.
Description of the problem:
During XML parsing, memory is used and discarded so frequently thatgarbage collection
is occurring multiple times per minute, impacting performance. In
order
to better
understand the source of the memory usage issue, we used JProbe
Memory
Debugger.
JProbe Memory Debugger was run in Aggregate mode in order to determinewhich classes
were using the most total or aggregate memory (the sum of the memoryrequired
to instantiate not just a given object, but all the objects it uses.)The result
was that weblogic.apache. xerces.impl.xs.dom.DocumentImpl and weblogic.apache.xerces.jaxp
comprise 23.8% and 15.4%, respectively, of total memory on a heap
of
121MB. In
additional tests, the larger the heap, the greater these percentageswere.
Large heap means longer garbage collections. Anyway, DOM is very heavy
on memory and you can not escape it. What's is your usage patternfor
XML
processing? Do you use XSL?
This results in slow response time.What do you consider as acceptable/inacceptable responce time?
The following are the details of software and Hardware configurationsused:
Server: weblogic 8.1
OS: Solaris 8
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun Fire 6800
System clock frequency: 150 MHz
Memory size: 8192 MegabytesDoes this mean you got 8GB RAM on 150Mhz box?
Regards,
Slava Imeshev

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Description of the problem:
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This results in slow response time.
The following are the details of software and Hardware configurations used:
Server: weblogic 8.1
OS: Solaris 8
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun Fire 6800
System clock frequency: 150 MHz
Memory size: 8192 Megabytes
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We have a slow response time during XML Parsing.
Description of the problem:
During XML parsing, memory is used and discarded so frequently that garbage collection
is occurring multiple times per minute, impacting performance. In order to better
understand the source of the memory usage issue, we used JProbe Memory Debugger.
JProbe Memory Debugger was run in Aggregate mode in order to determine which classes
were using the most total or aggregate memory (the sum of the memory required
to instantiate not just a given object, but all the objects it uses.) The result
was that weblogic.apache. xerces.impl.xs.dom.DocumentImpl and weblogic.apache.xerces.jaxp
comprise 23.8% and 15.4%, respectively, of total memory on a heap of 121MB. In
additional tests, the larger the heap, the greater these percentages were.
This results in slow response time.
The following are the details of software and Hardware configurations used:
Server: weblogic 8.1
OS: Solaris 8
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun Fire 6800
System clock frequency: 150 MHz
Memory size: 8192 Megabytes
Please let me know if there is any work around or patches available.

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try_catch_finally @ Y !

Hi Neeraj Sidhaye,
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Alan,
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O XML do cabeçalho para utilização dos WebServices da SEFAZ-BA na versão 3.00/3.10 é o seguinte:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<nfeCabecMsg xmlns="http://www.portalfiscal.inf.br/nfe" versao="3.10">
<versaoDados>3.10</versaoDados>
<cUF>29</cUF>
</nfeCabecMsg>
E o XML da solicitação ao WebService de StatusServico na versão 3.00/3.10 é o seguinte:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<consStatServ xmlns="http://www.portalfiscal.inf.br/nfe" versao="3.10">
<tpAmb>2</tpAmb>
<cUF>29</cUF>
<xServ>STATUS</xServ>
</consStatServ>
Att.
Halsen Nagasawa

Envio de e-mail B2B via Abap - erro na visualização do XML

Boa tarde,
Em virtude da minha versão (GRC 10.0 e NW 7.11), apenas poderia implementar a solução de B2B dinâmico, caso utilizasse Java Mapping. Como meu conhecimento em Java é pequeno, optei por enviar o e-mail a partir do Abap do GRC.
O XML que estou gerando está com erro na tag <ns1:Transforms>. As tags acima desta estão ok.
Comparei com o XML original e os códigos-fontes são EXATAMENTE iguais.
O erro é "Página XML não pode ser exibida". Na instrução, aparece a seguinte informação: "Não é possível exibir a entrada XML usando a folha de estilos XSL".
Alguém pode me ajudar?
Se julgarem que, apesar de meu processo ser de NFe, preciso abrir a thread em outro tópico, basta avisar.
Obrigado.
Abraços,
Flavio.
Edited by: fgalmeida on Oct 6, 2011 7:09 PM

Resolvido.
Olhando o fonte do XML, verifiquei que ao final do arquivo haviam espaços em branco.
A solução foi passar o tamanho do xstring no parâmetro i_attachment_size do método add_attachment da função cl_document_bcs, conforme abaixo:
DATA lv_size TYPE so_obj_len.
lv_size = xstrlen( lv_content_xml ) .
CALL METHOD document->add_attachment
    EXPORTING
     i_attachment_size    = lv_size
      i_attachment_type    = 'xml'
      i_attachment_subject = 'XML NFe'
      i_att_content_hex    = lt_content_hex.
Obrigado.
Flavio.

Consulta de Status do XML na SEFAZ.

Boa tarde a todos,
Estou implementando um cenario de entrada de XML e estou com problemas na parte de (GOOD Receipt), o primeiro passo que é a recepção da NFE por e-mail do fornecedor já esta configurada com sucesso, o problema agora é o recebimento do material. Quando a mercadoria chegar, no destino teremos um leitor de codigo de barras que executa a leitura da DANFE e valida se possuimos esse XML armazenado no GRC se sim executa a validação no SEFAZ do status da Nota.
Meu problema esta no passo de consultar o WebService da SEFAZ de consulta, pois a entrada da chave DANFE vai ser disponibilizada pela RFC que sera executada apos o coletor de codigo de Barras.
Analisando o método Standard de check do status da nota percebi que ele é executado atraves da pagina WebDynpro do monitor.
Tem algum jeito de aproveitar o metodo standard de consulta do status do XML para utiliza-lo com a entrada da RFC e a resposta eu devolver para a mesma RFC?
Se algum ponto não ficou claro posso detalhar melhor,
Obrigado

Henrique,
Obrigado pelo Help, mas estou com uma duvida, só conseguirei fazer o check do status na SEFAZ atraves do coletor "RFC" após o XML estar na tabela /XNFE/XMLIN?
E no caso de o fornecedor ainda não ter me enviado o XML pela InboundB2B como farei para checar o STATUS do XML?
Será que neste caso não deveria deixar a mercadoria entrar se não tiver o XML na tabela do GRC?
E outra pergunta o processo de B2B já faz no standard o check do XML correto? Pois estou olhando o monitor e para as duas notas que fiz de teste as duas ultimas colunas estão vazias e na tabela /XNFE/XMLIN o campo CHECKSTATUS está em branco.
Obrigado mais uma vez.

XML Publisher Help

Hi,
We currently have a payslip report that has been developed using Oracle reports, but for this to run we have to change our NLS_LANG setting from UTF8 to WE8ISO8859P1.
The problem with this is to apply patches Oracle have told us we need to have the NLS_LANG set to UTF8.
As a result Oracle have said that:
The only available workaround for generating PDF on a UTF8 character set instance is to install and utilize the XML Publisher product or upgrade to E-Business Suite to Release 12.
We don't have any plans to upgrade to Release 12, so I am looking to use XML Publisher. I have a couple of questions:
Is this an add-on?
Where is the best place to obtain navigation guides and tutorials to teach myself this?
I have had a look at some of the pre-defined templates already and I am not sure how to create my own rtf file so that my required fields are passed to the template.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Many Thanks
Martin

Hi Shruti,
You can start with the BI publisher page on OTN http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/xml-publisher/index.html.
Check out the tutorials (Oracle by Example). There's lot of good information out there. Check out the BI publisher guide here:http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/xml-publisher/xmlpdocs.html
Search the forum or post questions about any specific questions you may have about formatting numbers and dates.
Hope this helps.
Thanks!

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