XSQL stylesheet parameters

I'm using the xsql proccessor in order to insert an xml into the database.
I have 1000 xml files that should be inserted and 4 xsl style sheets to transfrom them into the xsql xml-form <rowset></rowset>.
would like to find out how to pass a parameter to the xsl stylesheet so that the id of the inserted row changes each time.
I know how to pass a parameter to the xsql page but not further to the xsl page.
please send answers to [email protected]
tnx

Use <xsql:set-stylesheet-param> to do this.

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Hi!
I have a question: I would like to use Oracle's XSQL servlet. I have a .xsql file
which calls a function and returns a data in XML format. Now how can I use this
in weblogic using webservices?
Anybody has an idea?
Thanks in advance
..Madhuri

Currently, WebLogic Web Services only use Stateless Session EJBs (for RPC-style)
and JMS destinations (for Message-style). You can, of course, deploy other Web
Service Platforms (i.e. Apache SOAP, GLUE, WASP, etc.) on WLS 6.1 and use them
;-) They usually support using POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) as Web service implementations.
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extra overhead (i.e. SOAP message processing, etc.) with no real "value-added",
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"Madhuri" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi Mike!
Thanks for the help. Is there any other way, I mean without using EJBs
can I achieve
the task?
...Madhuri
"Michael Wooten" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Madhuri,
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at this
time. From your original post, I was under the impression that you knew
about
EJBs, Java XML parsers/XSLT processors, etc. I scoped out XSQL a bit
more, and
it looks like fairly powerful technology, but it requires knowledgeof
XML/XSLT.
Personally, I think you might need some "training" help to create aXSQLService
with a WebLogic Web Service ;-) If you don't have time for that, perhaps
you can
search the Web for example code, and start from there.
Regards,
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"Madhuri" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Mike !
Do you have any sample code for the EJB where the method that accepts
an org.w3c.dom.Element
(or org.w3c.dom.Document) as a parameter, and returned the same, asI
am new for
the EJB or direct me the link where I can get info.. I really appresite
your help.
Thanks
..Madhuri
"Michael Wooten" <[email protected]> wrote:
Yeah, that's what I thought ;-)
If you want the party that submitted to wait while the XSQL file isbeing
processed,
you'll want to build a RPC-style WebLogic Web Service, using the Literal
XML encoding
style. For this, you would have the Stateless Session EJB that actsas
the entry-point
into your Web service "implementation", have a method that accepts
an
org.w3c.dom.Element
(or org.w3c.dom.Document) as a parameter, and returned the same. The
remote interface
for this SS would look something like this:
public interface XSQLService extends javax.ejb.EJBObject
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throws
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live
on the "server side", so all you need the Web service client to send
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client to
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Web
Service?
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From what I know, the Oracle XSQL Servlet processes SQL queries
and
outputs
the
result set as XML. This servlet takes an XML file containing embedded
SQL queries
(XSQL file), as its input. Do you want to send the XSQL file to
a
Web
Service,
and have it send it to the Oracle XSQL Servlet for processing? Doyou
want the
Web Service to create the XSQL file, from arguments passed in theSOAP
Body element?
Sorry to ask so many questions, but the answers will help me answeryour
"original"
question ;-)
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Mike Wooten
"Madhuri" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi!
I have a question: I would like to use Oracle's XSQL servlet. I
have
a .xsql file
which calls a function and returns a data in XML format. Now howcan
I use this
in weblogic using webservices?
Anybody has an idea?
Thanks in advance
...Madhuri

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Just closing the loop on this one...
1) After more trial and error, I found that the XLST stylesheet need to be in the same location as the *.xsql page. To check, I wrote a simple XLST to output HTML rather than confuse the issue with applying the docbook imported stylesheets. This worked as expected with the resulting HTML output, bar the fact that I now have a security issue with my stylesheet sitting in the /PUBLIC_HTML folder. For the moment this is OK since the application is for internal prototyping purposes.
2) If I want the XLST processor to parse the underlying XML tags, then the data needs to be returned as XMLType and not a VARCHAR2 string which my <xsl:query extract().getStringVal())> does.
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Hi,
I am binding english parameters in XSQL very well.
But when I am trying to bind japaneese or korean it is not displaying rows.
I am giving the sample code.
hello.xsql
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="euc-kr"?>
<xsql:query connection="scs" xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" xmlns:xsql="urn:oracle-xsql" row-element="ADDRESSES_ROW">
select * from emp where name='{@name}'
</xsql:query>
Request: http://hello.xsql?name=JOHN ::: working fine
Request: http://hello.xsql?name=koreanName :::Not working
Please help me in this regard.
How to bind name in korean in XSQL servlet..
Regards,
sudhi

Do you have nlscharset_12.jar in your classpath?
what web server are you using XSQL with?
Have you tried using real bind variables like this:
<xsql:query bind-params="name">
select * from emp where ename = ?
</xsql:query>
Does a query like:
<xsql:query bind-params="name">
select * from emp
</xsql:query>
return the korean data to the browser correctly?

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