XML Creation in DB itself !!

Hi,
Can anybody tell me if there is a way out in 9i XDB to create an XML Document within the DB itslef ? i.e. i don't want to load the XML content from any external source and then play around with it. I want to generate the content, create the XML content and store it in the Database itself.
Does anybody know how to do that ?
Thanks in Advance,
Piyush

One easy way to accomplish this is to take an XML-View on some relational tables, like that:
CREATE VIEW emp_xml AS
SELECT XMLElement("employee",
XMLAttributes(empno "id"),
XMLForest(ename "name", job "job", sal "salary"))
FROM emp
WHERE empno = 7369;
This will create an XML-instance that you can further process.

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The XML document builds on itself when called twice. Help!!!

When I run the Sample program for the Oracle classgen for Java
the XML document node repeats itself when called the second
time. This is what I mean:
import oracle.xml.classgen.*;
import oracle.xml.parser.*;
public class TestWidl
static WIDL w1 = new WIDL();
public static void main (String args[])
test();
test();
static void test ()
try
DTD dtd = w1.getDTDNode();
w1.setNAME("WIDL1");
w1.setVERSION(WIDL.VERSION_1_0);
SERVICE s1 = new SERVICE("Service1", "Service_URL");
s1.setINPUT("File");
s1.setOUTPUT("File");
BINDING b1 = new BINDING("Binding1");
b1.setTYPE(BINDING.TYPE_INPUT);
BINDING b2 = new BINDING("Binding2");
b2.setTYPE(BINDING.TYPE_OUTPUT);
VARIABLE v1 = new VARIABLE("Variable1",
VARIABLE.NULLOK_FALSE);
v1.setTYPE(VARIABLE.TYPE_STRING);
v1.setUSAGE(VARIABLE.USAGE_INTERNAL);
v1.setVALUE("value");
VARIABLE v2 = new VARIABLE("Variable2",
VARIABLE.NULLOK_TRUE);
v2.setTYPE(VARIABLE.TYPE_STRING1);
v2.setUSAGE(VARIABLE.USAGE_HEADER);
VARIABLE v3 = new VARIABLE("Variable3",
VARIABLE.NULLOK_FALSE);
v3.setTYPE(VARIABLE.TYPE_STRING2);
v3.setUSAGE(VARIABLE.USAGE_FUNCTION);
v3.setMASK("mask");
CONDITION c1 = new CONDITION("CRef1", "CMatch1");
c1.setSERVICE("Service1");
c1.setTYPE(CONDITION.TYPE_SUCCESS);
CONDITION c2 = new CONDITION("CRef2", "CMatch2");
c2.setTYPE(CONDITION.TYPE_RETRY);
CONDITION c3 = new CONDITION("CRef3", "CMatch3");
c3.setSERVICE("Service3");
c3.setTYPE(CONDITION.TYPE_FAILURE);
REGION r1 = new REGION("Region1", "Start", "End");
b1.addNode(r1);
b1.addNode(v1);
b1.addNode(c1);
b1.addNode(v2);
b2.addNode(c2);
b2.addNode(v3);
w1.addNode(s1);
w1.addNode(b1);
w1.addNode(b2);
w1.validateContent();
w1.print(System.out);
catch (Exception e)
System.out.println(e.toString());
e.printStackTrace();
The XML output looks like this:
First Call to test():
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'ASCII'?>
<!DOCTYPE WIDL SYSTEM "file:/home/hmiranda/tmp/WIDL_dtd.txt">
<WIDL NAME="WIDL1" VERSION="1.0">
<SERVICE NAME="Service1" URL="Service_URL" INPUT="File"
OUTPUT="File"/>
<BINDING NAME="Binding1" TYPE="Input">
<REGION NAME="Region1" START="Start" END="End"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable1" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String"
USAGE="Internal" VALUE="value"/>
<CONDITION REF="CRef1" MATCH="CMatch1" SERVICE="Service1"
TYPE="Success"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable2" NULLOK="True" TYPE="String1"
USAGE="Header"/>
</BINDING>
<BINDING NAME="Binding2" TYPE="Output">
<CONDITION REF="CRef2" MATCH="CMatch2" TYPE="Retry"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable3" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String2"
USAGE="Function" MASK="mask"/>
</BINDING>
</WIDL>
Second Call to test:
Please note how service1 repeats itself. I would expect that
the XML string would look like the first output:
How can I fix this??
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'ASCII'?>
<!DOCTYPE WIDL SYSTEM "file:/home/hmiranda/tmp/WIDL_dtd.txt">
<WIDL NAME="WIDL1" VERSION="1.0">
<SERVICE NAME="Service1" URL="Service_URL" INPUT="File"
OUTPUT="File"/>
<BINDING NAME="Binding1" TYPE="Input">
<REGION NAME="Region1" START="Start" END="End"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable1" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String"
USAGE="Internal" VALUE="value"/>
<CONDITION REF="CRef1" MATCH="CMatch1" SERVICE="Service1"
TYPE="Success"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable2" NULLOK="True" TYPE="String1"
USAGE="Header"/>
</BINDING>
<BINDING NAME="Binding2" TYPE="Output">
<CONDITION REF="CRef2" MATCH="CMatch2" TYPE="Retry"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable3" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String2"
USAGE="Function" MASK="mask"/>
</BINDING>
<SERVICE NAME="Service1" URL="Service_URL" INPUT="File"
OUTPUT="File"/>
<BINDING NAME="Binding1" TYPE="Input">
<REGION NAME="Region1" START="Start" END="End"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable1" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String"
USAGE="Internal" VALUE="value"/>
<CONDITION REF="CRef1" MATCH="CMatch1" SERVICE="Service1"
TYPE="Success"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable2" NULLOK="True" TYPE="String1"
USAGE="Header"/>
</BINDING>
<BINDING NAME="Binding2" TYPE="Output">
<CONDITION REF="CRef2" MATCH="CMatch2" TYPE="Retry"/>
<VARIABLE NAME="Variable3" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String2"
USAGE="Function" MASK="mask"/>
</BINDING>
</WIDL>
Any Help is appreciated.
Hector.
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Hector Miranda (guest) wrote:
: When I run the Sample program for the Oracle classgen for Java
: the XML document node repeats itself when called the second
: time. This is what I mean:
: import oracle.xml.classgen.*;
: import oracle.xml.parser.*;
: public class TestWidl
: static WIDL w1 = new WIDL();
: public static void main (String args[])
: test();
: test();
: static void test ()
: try
: DTD dtd = w1.getDTDNode();
: w1.setNAME("WIDL1");
: w1.setVERSION(WIDL.VERSION_1_0);
: SERVICE s1 = new SERVICE("Service1", "Service_URL");
: s1.setINPUT("File");
: s1.setOUTPUT("File");
: BINDING b1 = new BINDING("Binding1");
: b1.setTYPE(BINDING.TYPE_INPUT);
: BINDING b2 = new BINDING("Binding2");
: b2.setTYPE(BINDING.TYPE_OUTPUT);
: VARIABLE v1 = new VARIABLE("Variable1",
: VARIABLE.NULLOK_FALSE);
: v1.setTYPE(VARIABLE.TYPE_STRING);
: v1.setUSAGE(VARIABLE.USAGE_INTERNAL);
: v1.setVALUE("value");
: VARIABLE v2 = new VARIABLE("Variable2",
: VARIABLE.NULLOK_TRUE);
: v2.setTYPE(VARIABLE.TYPE_STRING1);
: v2.setUSAGE(VARIABLE.USAGE_HEADER);
: VARIABLE v3 = new VARIABLE("Variable3",
: VARIABLE.NULLOK_FALSE);
: v3.setTYPE(VARIABLE.TYPE_STRING2);
: v3.setUSAGE(VARIABLE.USAGE_FUNCTION);
: v3.setMASK("mask");
: CONDITION c1 = new CONDITION("CRef1", "CMatch1");
: c1.setSERVICE("Service1");
: c1.setTYPE(CONDITION.TYPE_SUCCESS);
: CONDITION c2 = new CONDITION("CRef2", "CMatch2");
: c2.setTYPE(CONDITION.TYPE_RETRY);
: CONDITION c3 = new CONDITION("CRef3", "CMatch3");
: c3.setSERVICE("Service3");
: c3.setTYPE(CONDITION.TYPE_FAILURE);
: REGION r1 = new REGION("Region1", "Start", "End");
: b1.addNode(r1);
: b1.addNode(v1);
: b1.addNode(c1);
: b1.addNode(v2);
: b2.addNode(c2);
: b2.addNode(v3);
: w1.addNode(s1);
: w1.addNode(b1);
: w1.addNode(b2);
: w1.validateContent();
: w1.print(System.out);
: catch (Exception e)
: System.out.println(e.toString());
: e.printStackTrace();
: The XML output looks like this:
: First Call to test():
: <?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'ASCII'?>
: <!DOCTYPE WIDL SYSTEM "file:/home/hmiranda/tmp/WIDL_dtd.txt">
: <WIDL NAME="WIDL1" VERSION="1.0">
: <SERVICE NAME="Service1" URL="Service_URL" INPUT="File"
: OUTPUT="File"/>
: <BINDING NAME="Binding1" TYPE="Input">
: <REGION NAME="Region1" START="Start" END="End"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable1" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String"
: USAGE="Internal" VALUE="value"/>
: <CONDITION REF="CRef1" MATCH="CMatch1"
SERVICE="Service1"
: TYPE="Success"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable2" NULLOK="True" TYPE="String1"
: USAGE="Header"/>
: </BINDING>
: <BINDING NAME="Binding2" TYPE="Output">
: <CONDITION REF="CRef2" MATCH="CMatch2" TYPE="Retry"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable3" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String2"
: USAGE="Function" MASK="mask"/>
: </BINDING>
: </WIDL>
: Second Call to test:
: Please note how service1 repeats itself. I would expect that
: the XML string would look like the first output:
: How can I fix this??
: <?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'ASCII'?>
: <!DOCTYPE WIDL SYSTEM "file:/home/hmiranda/tmp/WIDL_dtd.txt">
: <WIDL NAME="WIDL1" VERSION="1.0">
: <SERVICE NAME="Service1" URL="Service_URL" INPUT="File"
: OUTPUT="File"/>
: <BINDING NAME="Binding1" TYPE="Input">
: <REGION NAME="Region1" START="Start" END="End"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable1" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String"
: USAGE="Internal" VALUE="value"/>
: <CONDITION REF="CRef1" MATCH="CMatch1"
SERVICE="Service1"
: TYPE="Success"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable2" NULLOK="True" TYPE="String1"
: USAGE="Header"/>
: </BINDING>
: <BINDING NAME="Binding2" TYPE="Output">
: <CONDITION REF="CRef2" MATCH="CMatch2" TYPE="Retry"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable3" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String2"
: USAGE="Function" MASK="mask"/>
: </BINDING>
: <SERVICE NAME="Service1" URL="Service_URL" INPUT="File"
: OUTPUT="File"/>
: <BINDING NAME="Binding1" TYPE="Input">
: <REGION NAME="Region1" START="Start" END="End"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable1" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String"
: USAGE="Internal" VALUE="value"/>
: <CONDITION REF="CRef1" MATCH="CMatch1"
SERVICE="Service1"
: TYPE="Success"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable2" NULLOK="True" TYPE="String1"
: USAGE="Header"/>
: </BINDING>
: <BINDING NAME="Binding2" TYPE="Output">
: <CONDITION REF="CRef2" MATCH="CMatch2" TYPE="Retry"/>
: <VARIABLE NAME="Variable3" NULLOK="False" TYPE="String2"
: USAGE="Function" MASK="mask"/>
: </BINDING>
: </WIDL>
: Any Help is appreciated.
: Hector.
Move
WIDL w1 = new WIDL();
out of test() and modify it as
public class TestWidl
static WIDL w1 = new WIDL(); ...
and this will work.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
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SPACE
So all I have to do is to make a new element named space for example.

Xml creation and copying information from multiple documents

Hi
I havent used java in at least a couple of years and im really rusty,
i have a xml document that specifies the layout of a word document it has a specific table that needs to be filled,
what i would like to do is design some code in java to
(1)access a word document
(2)copy some specific information from it and
(3) paste this information into the xml sheet at appropriate locations so that i can populate the table,
(4)i would also like for when there is more then one set of information for the table to be copied and pasted further down the word document so it can be populated, and this would continue till all elements from the origional document have been copied,
i hope tha makes sense
Its just i dont even know where to start

Another approach, where you only need a subset of Flow A from various other documents, is to tag the source documents so that the subsets are uniquely identified by Condition Codes.
In the documents that re-use the content, import the entire Flow A's from all the source documents, and switch off the conditions not of interest.
I do this with domestic vs. export manuals, where the export manual body imports the entire Flow A of the domestic, and turns off the condition code for domestic-only content.
Text inset caveats still apply.
CC count could get unwieldy.

Large xml creation advise

HI,
I need your to create xml files for about 10000 combinations of data that will be housed in a sybase database. The XSD for the XML is defined (by the ppl who will process the XML) and the database design is flexible.
I have prevoiously (about 3 years ago) worked with DOM to generate small to moderate size XML files but am not sure that would work for this large a size (memoy issues). Can you please advise what is the best way to approach this, given the recent development in XML technology and java?
Any help is appreciated?

To generate an XML output file you do not need to use DOM. Need more information to answer your question:
- Does the output xml file contain data from more than one table in the database?
- Does the db vendor (I am not familiar with the latest version of Sybase) provide xml as an output format of queries/stored procedures
-- Dorai

XML Creation in DB itself !!

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