XDK for java in JDeveloper

Hi there,
I am new to this tool and cant find something needed, Can anyone let me know does this tool includes the XDK for Java?

Yes it does include the Oracle XDK for Java.
You can add the libraries to your project in your project properties.

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XDK for PL/SQL vs XDK for Java

Hi ,
I am trying to find what version of XDK and whether it is for java or PL/SQL. I am confused after what I saw in our environment. Please clarify..
When I run the getReleaseVersion() and do a
select xmlversion from dual,
I get
Oracle XDK Java 9.0.1.1.0A Production
Does this mean we have XDK for Java? not for PL/SQL?
I also see PL/SQL packages for XMLDOM,XMLGEN.XMLPARSER,XSLPROCESSOR,DBMS_XMLQUERY,DBMS_XMLSAVE.
Does this mean I have/not XDK for PL/SQL??
Please clarify.

XDK for PL/SQL is built based on XDK for Java. So that's why you got the result. It should also reflect the version you use.

ANN: XDK for Java/PLSQL 9.2.0.1 PRODUCTION

Today the 9.2.0.1 Production versions of the
Oracle XDK for Java and PL/SQL were posted
for download here on OTN. Visit the following
links and click on the "Software" link in
the left margin to download.
[list]
[*]XDK for Java
[*]XDK for PLSQL
[list]

On Sat Mar 2 and Sun Mar 3 xdk java 92010 unavailable for download.
From:
http://otn.oracle.com/software/tech/xml/xdk_java/htdocs/winsoft.html
To:
http://download.oracle.com/otn/utilities_drivers/xml/java/xdk_java_9_2_0_1_0.zip
To:
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable.
Has the kit been temporarily removed in preparation for another?

Problem with downloading xdk for java - suggestions?

I am having problems downloading the xdk for java. Could someone please direct me to an alternate site for download?

In Windows, open the Task Manager and, in the Processes tab, close bridge.exe.
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-installation-cannot-continue-bridge.html

XDK For Java/Unix Download Garbaged

I have just downloaded the XDK for Java on Unix but am unable to gunzip it. I get the message from gunzip
$ gunzip xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz
gunzip: xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz has more than one entry -- unchanged
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Stephen Hindmarch ([email protected]):
I have just downloaded the XDK for Java on Unix but am unable to gunzip it. I get the message from gunzip
$ gunzip xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz
gunzip: xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz has more than one entry -- unchanged<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Same thing happened to me,
I had to use 'unzip xdk_java_8_1_7_1.tar.gz'
which did unzip it.
Even still, the directory structure you get is nothing like it says in the release notes. (Same thing happens with the Windows version)

How to use xdk for java

Hi,
I have downloaded the xdk for java and i have unzipped them into my c:\xdk-java folder.
I have oracle 8.1.7 database and i want to use this xdk for java to generate xml files.
How to start with this and how to use this tool to generate xml files from my database.
Anyone can give me the steps for using this and generating xml files.
Any help will be appreciated..

Hi,
You can start from reading the XSU document and try the demos come with the package. The document is at:
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/tech/xml/xdk_java/doc_library/Production9i/doc/java/xsu/xsu_userguide.html

XDK for Java: dateTime validation error

Hi,
I am using Oracle XDK for Java. I created an XML Schema where I have an element of type xs:dateTime. Proper value for this field is for example: '2002-10-16T12:24:15+02:00'. But when I validate this value I get: class java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "02:00".
This is probably a bug in XDK, but is there any workaround for this?
Thanks in advance
Jacek Chmielewski

Jinyu,
I guess the next release will need to be waited for as I have
not been able to get you to respond to my questions.
In the meantime, I'll have to use Sun's JAXB as I know it will
generate the classes I want.
jim
PS: I am still available to work through this with you, but I
need to move forward.

XDK for Java for Oracle8i

Hello,
I want to download the XDK for Java for Oracle8i, I dont see it in the download section. I see only for Oracle 9i. Can anyone tell me where it has been moved? I have the database in Oracle 8i.
Thanks.
Rama.

Use the XDK for 9i, it also works for 8i (but make sure to use the right version of classes.zip and xsu.jar).

Xdk for java class generation exception

Has anyone seen the following/know how to avoid it?
When I use oracg -d store_data.dtd, I am receiving the following
exception:
C:\Jim\config>oracg -d store_data.dtd
Error: DTD Class Generator failed to generate classes.
java.lang.SecurityException: sealing violation
Any help would be appreciated.
jim

Jinyu,
I guess the next release will need to be waited for as I have
not been able to get you to respond to my questions.
In the meantime, I'll have to use Sun's JAXB as I know it will
generate the classes I want.
jim
PS: I am still available to work through this with you, but I
need to move forward.

XDK for Java

Hello there
When I run the loadjava batch file with xmlparserv2.jar as acommand line parameter, it throws an error saying that cannot handle the compressed file.I downloaded the XDK once again but I came across the same problem.Please help me.
Thank you.

Hi
I ve got the same problem, I can t do a loadjava with the xmlparserv2.jar ....
Please give me a clue !
Thanks,
-- Tom --

XDK for java oracg.bat parameter problem/bug

I have been having problems with generating java classes from my
dtd when I noticed the following:
@echo off
set xdkparm=
:loop
if "%1"=="" goto end
set xdkparm=%xdkparm% %1
shift
goto loop
:end
java oracle.xml.classgen.oracg %xdkparam%
As you can see, the xdkparam var is used to invoke the classgen,
whereas xdkparm var is used to collect the parameters...
I changed the latter xdkparam to xdkparm, which lead to a
different problem, but I think I am getting close.

It is bug(#2157496) and will be fixed by next release.

Comparing XDK for Java and C++

I would like to compare both the kits, to help me decide whether it would be better to choose Java or C++.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to be able to do this?
I did not want to thoroughly test both as only know Java and not done C++.
All suggestions and help is welcome!
Thanks

Java and C++ clients can interact with the same cache. You can share non trivial objects as well but you must implement the PortableObject interface. See:
http://coherence.oracle.com/display/COH34UG/Integrating+user+data+types
We do not use the JNI layer to convert the C++ stuff to/from Java?
-David

XDK for Windows 98

Hi,
I would like to work with the XML abilities of Oracle. I have installed Oracle Personal Edition 8i on a Windows 98. It seems that XDK is available only for Windows NT. Is this correct? Is it possible to use the XDK on Windows 98?
If so, I have another question. The Readme of the XDK for PL/SQL includes the instruction that I must run the load.sql script. However, this script is not contained in the distribution. What should I do?
I would also appreciate any general advice about what I XML-related abilites I should be able to install.
Thanks!
Sara Cohen
Hebrew University
Jerusalem, Israel

I have installed Oracle Personal Edition 8i on a Windows 98. It seems that XDK is available only for Windows NT. Is this correct? Is it possible to use the XDK on Windows 98? Yes, the XDK (for Java and PL/SQl) works fine on W98. The only thing you will probably have to do is increase the settings for "environment space". Something like this in the config.sys (see a DOS manual):
command /E:1024
(because you need to define environment variables for the classpath, etc.)
If so, I have another question. The Readme of the XDK for PL/SQL includes the instruction that I must run the load.sql script. However, this script is not contained in the distribution. What should I do?My \xsu12\lib directory contains a oraclexmlload.sql script to install the Java XML parser and PL/SQL package. I think this is what you mean/need.
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Distribution of Perspective for Java

Can I include JavaBean "Perspective for Java" from JDeveloper 3.1.1.2 in my application and distribute it or I must pay some licence fee?
Thank you
Matic

Hi,
If you develop your application using an Oracle product, then you can redistribute the Perspectives bean with your application without an additional license fee.
See the Release Notes for information on those libraries that do require a runtime license.
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XDK for PL/SQL and XML Parser for PL/SQL

Is there a difference between the terms:
XDK for PL/SQL
and
XML Parser for PL/SQL V2
or are they the same thing...?
cheers,

XDK stands for XML Developer's Kit. There are Oracle XDKs for Java, C, C++, and PL/SQL. These development kits contain building blocks for reading, manipulating, transforming, and viewing XML documents.
XML Parser is one component of XDK. Other components of XDK are
XSLT Processor, XSU, XSQL Servlet, XML Class Generator, etc.
For more information on XDK and its components please refer to:
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle9i/doc_library/release2/appdev.920/a96621/adx01bas.htm#1656
Regards,
Anupama
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/content.html

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