Conditions in XML files using

Hi all

That's what I want to do in my dashboard where I show all the ills happening;

I want to show total VMs that have high CPU ready, so I created a list with a filter. What I want to do is to make it more Visual than just a list, I have a box of Red dashboard with the total number of virtual machines that have high CPU ready. How to do this? I thought that in view of the distribution, but it's blue... great metric I can not specify the value of the metric or set a filter, I don't know if it is possible to be implemented in XML with If else?

Thank you so much in advance.

OK got are

A heatmap will be perfect

1 create a new type of Group (under content) in my case one called it CPU ready

2 create a new group customized (under environment) once again I called him CPU ready (change your highest % of what you want)

3 create your heatmap set your max value to what you put in your custom group, and the lower min value that the group. The boxes will never be as it changes from red because you checked keep updated group membership the heat map should change on each interval collection and in the filter to select the custom group below what you call the group type.

Plus the loan plus box and will be limited to the virtual machines in the custom group.

Tags: VMware

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I would recommend running the fix for the patch posted by Kyle_W in the 4th message from the thread linked below.

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I have an XML file that must analyze and display the result according to the following example
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For example, here is my XML:

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< xmlns:pi = "urn:com.workday / picof pi: Extract_Employees" >
< IP: employee >
< Additional_Information: pi > < pi: pi function: PriorValue = "" > Intern - masteri¿½s < / pi: function >
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< / pi: employee >
< / pi: Extract_Employees >

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SQL > SELECT * FROM NLS_DATABASE_PARAMETERS;

NLS_LANGUAGE AMERICAN
NLS_TERRITORY AMERICA
NLS_CURRENCY $
NLS_ISO_CURRENCY AMERICA
NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS.,.
WE8ISO8859P1 NLS_CHARACTERSET
NLS_CALENDAR GREGORIAN
NLS_DATE_FORMAT DD-MON-RR
NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE AMERICAN
NLS_SORT BINARY
NLS_TIME_FORMAT HH.MI. SSXFF AM
NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT-DD-MON-RR HH.MI. SSXFF AM
NLS_TIME_TZ_FORMAT HH.MI. SSXFF AM TZR
NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT DD-MON-RR HH.MI. SSXFF AM TZR
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NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS BYTES
NLS_NCHAR_CONV_EXCP FAKE
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET AL16UTF16
NLS_RDBMS_VERSION 10.2.0.3.0

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But in my character database is WE8ISO8859P1 for example ISO-8859-1 (single-byte character set)

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ORA-19202: an error has occurred in the processing of XML
LPX-00200: could not convert from UTF-8 encoding to ISO-8859-1
Error on line 1
ORA-06512: at "SYS." XMLTYPE", line 295
ORA-06512: at line 1

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You know the code of real character behind "" or you receive the file like that?

For the record, "" is the wildcard of UTF-8 (0xEFBFBD), so that the original character of the means has already been replaced and that very probably the file was not coded properly in the first place.

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```
SQL> select value from nls_database_parameters where parameter = 'NLS_CHARACTERSET';

VALUE
----------------------------------------
WE8ISO8859P15

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  2  FROM XMLTable(
  3         XMLNamespaces(default 'urn:com.workday/picof')
  4       , '/Extract_Employees/Employee'
  5         passing xmltype(
  6                   dbms_xslprocessor.read2clob(
  7                     'COP_DIR'
  8                   , 'XML_Issue_227176.xml'
  9                   , nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')
 10                   )
 11                 )
 12         columns job_title varchar2(30) path 'Additional_Information/Job_Title'
 13       ) x
 14  ;

JOB_TITLE
------------------------------
Intern -  Master¿s
 
```

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&lt;ROW num=&quot;1&quot;&gt;
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&lt;LOGIN_ID&gt;JDOE&lt;/LOGIN_ID&gt;
&lt;NAME_LAST&gt;JOHN&lt;/NAME_LAST&gt;
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Assuming that you already have the XML file using something like , then the following single line of code is sufficient:

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I was going through the concepts Oracle XMLDB and discovered that we can create an XML file using the instructions normal select.

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Table dropped.

SQL> CREATE TABLE test_clob (id INTEGER,clob_col CLOB);

Table created.
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Wrote file afiedt.buf

  1  INSERT INTO test_clob VALUES(1,'
  2  
  3  
  4  AAA
  5  godknows
  6  xyz
  7  
  8  
  9  BBB
 10  something
 11  zbc
 12  
 13  
 14  CCCC
 15  whoknows
 16  mon
 17  
 18* ')
SQL> / 

1 row created.

SQL> commit;

Commit complete.

SQL> DECLARE
  2   v_xml                 XMLTYPE ;
  3    v_doc                 XMLDOM.DOMDocument;
  4    v_dir                 VARCHAR2(2000);
  5    v_file                VARCHAR2(2000);
  6  BEGIN
  7    v_dir := 'TEST_DIR';
  8    v_file := 'emp.xml'; -- name of the output file
  9    SELECT xmltype(clob_col)
 10    INTO v_xml
 11    FROM test_clob
 12    WHERE id=1;
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 14    DBMS_XMLDOM.WRITETOFILE(v_doc, v_dir||'\'||v_file, 'UTF-8');
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 17  / 

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SQL>

- and the generated file:

C:\>type emp.xml


  
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    godknows
    xyz
  
  
    BBB
    something
    zbc
  
  
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    whoknows
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---------------------------------------------------------
SQL> DECLARE
  2    v_clob   CLOB := EMPTY_CLOB;
  3    v_amount INTEGER;
  4    /*** Curtesy to odie_63 ***/
  5    CURSOR cur_crl IS
  6      SELECT xmltype(response_file, nls_charset_id('CHAR_CS')).getclobval() rfile
  7               FROM clarity_response_log;
  8   /***************/
  9  BEGIN
 10    dbms_lob.createtemporary(v_clob, TRUE);
 11    FOR i IN cur_crl LOOP
 12      v_amount := DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(i.rfile);
 13      Dbms_LOB.WRITEAPPEND(v_clob, v_amount, i.rfile);
 14      v_amount := DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(CHR(10));
 15      Dbms_LOB.WRITEAPPEND(v_clob, v_amount, CHR(10)); --This is for Line break.
 16    END LOOP;
 17
 18    DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.CLOB2FILE(cl      => v_clob,
 19                                flocation => 'TEST_DIR',
 20                                fname     => 'response.xml',
 21                                csid      => 0);
 22  END;
 23  / 

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL>

[JS] Write an xml file.

Hello.

I want to write xml file using JavaScript only. (Without the xml in the document tag.)

I tried to code below, but error.

Please any advice for me.

Thank you.

main()
function main()
{
    var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
    var myDocumentSize = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageSize;
    var myDocumentWidth = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
    var myDocumentHeight = myDocument.documentPreferences.pageHeight;
    
    var tfCount = myDocument.textFrames.count();

    var tfContentsArr = new Array(tfCount);
    var tfGeometricArr= new Array(tfCount);

    for(var i=0; i<tfCount; i++)
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        tfGeometricArr[i] = myDocument.textFrames.item(i).geometricBounds;
    }
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    tagRoot[0].DocInfo[0].DocWidth[0] = myDocumentWidth;
    tagRoot[0].DocInfo[0].DocHeight[0] = myDocumentHeight;

    for(var i=0; i<tfCount; i++)
    {
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        tagRoot[0].ItemInfo[0].Story[i].GeometricBounds[0] = tfGeometricArr[i];
    }

    alert(tagRoot.toXMLString());

    var settingsFile = File(Folder.desktop + "/CompleteDocumentXML.xml");
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    settingsFile.close ();  
}

The output I want:

< info >

< DocInfo >

Size of < DocSize > < / DocSize >

Width of < DocWidth > < / DocWidth >

Height of < DocHeight > < / DocHeight >

< / DocInfo >

< ItemInfo >

< Story >

< content > content < / summary >

< GeometricBounds > GeometricBounds < / GeometricBounds >

< / history >

< Story >

< content > content < / summary >

< GeometricBounds > GeometricBounds < / GeometricBounds >

< / history >

.....

< / ItemInfo >

< / info >

No, sorry, I see now how to enter the code in this forum.

In line 26, you try to write about history [i] .silence before story [i] even exist.

If you create story [i] first of all, you should have no problem.

that is, precede the line 26 with:

tagRoot [0]. ItemInfo [0]. History [i] = ' to the ';

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    <CT>S</CT>
    <CU>H</CU>
    <CZ>SS48</CZ>
    <BU>4</BU>
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    <CL>21:18</CL>
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    <DV>2</DV>
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      <invoice id="000742024">
        <da>
          <AR>000742024</AR>
          <AW>0</AW>
          <CT>D</CT>
          <CU>A</CU>
          <CH>0032</CH>
          <BY>31-10-2012</BY>
          <CA>25-10-2012</CA>
          <AB>234</AB>
          <AA>234</AA>
          <BS>88754515</BS>
          <AD>Mike Tyson</AD>
          <AC>Mike Tyson</AC>
          <AZ>CZ6521232465</AZ>
          <AE/>
          <CG>A</CG>
          <AL>A</AL>
          <BZ>.</BZ>
          <AH>Some street</AH>
          <AI/>
          <AF>Some city</AF>
          <AK>Kraj</AK>
          <AG>CZ</AG>
          <AJ>885 21</AJ>
          <CR>21-11-2012</CR>
          <AY>602718709</AY>
          <AV>800184965</AV>
          <AP/>
          <AO/>
          <AQ/>
          <AN/>
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          <AW>0</AW>
          <CT>D</CT>
          <CU>A</CU>
          <CH>0032</CH>
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          <CA>25-10-2012</CA>
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          <AD>Mike Tyson</AD>
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          <AZ>CZ6521232465</AZ>
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          <AL>L</AL>
          <BZ>Mike Tyson</BZ>
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          <AI/>
          <AF>Some city</AF>
          <AK>Kraj</AK>
          <AG>CZ</AG>
          <AJ>885 21</AJ>
          <CR>21-11-2012</CR>
          <AY/>
          <AV>800184965</AV>
          <AP/>
          <AO/>
          <AQ/>
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          <dc>
            <AW>0</AW>
            <CT>D</CT>
            <CU>C</CU>
            <BY>31-10-2012</BY>
            <CA>25-10-2012</CA>
            <CV>8151</CV>
            <BT>12111</BT>
            <CJ>1</CJ>
            <AM>0</AM>
            <DR>PC</DR>
            <DS/>
            <DO>25-10-2012</DO>
            <DQ>18:42</DQ>
            <CE>1</CE>
            <BH>8151</BH>
            <CY>8151 SHELL MALKOVICE P</CY>
            <DP>049336</DP>
            <DT/>
            <BQ/>
            <BR>500000</BR>
            <CN>30</CN>
            <CM>030</CM>
            <BO>160,00</BO>
            <BF>38,900</BF>
            <BC>6224,00</BC>
            <BI>32,417</BI>
            <CD>B</CD>
            <BG>0,600</BG>
            <BK>31,817</BK>
            <BJ>0,000</BJ>
            <DI>8</DI>
            <BP>20,00%</BP>
            <CC>CZK</CC>
            <BM>5090,67</BM>
            <BN>1018,13</BN>
            <BL>6108,80</BL>
            <BD>5090,67</BD>
            <BE>1018,13</BE>
            <DW>6108,80</DW>
            <CO>Nafta</CO>
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          <AR>000742024</AR>
          <AW>0</AW>
          <CT>D</CT>
          <CU>T</CU>
          <CH>0032</CH>
          <BY>31-10-2012</BY>
          <CA>25-10-2012</CA>
          <AB>234</AB>
          <AA>234</AA>
          <BS>11888954</BS>
          <BB/>
          <BA>CZ</BA>
          <DG>1</DG>
          <CN>30</CN>
          <CM>030</CM>
          <DF>160,00</DF>
          <DH>litr</DH>
          <DJ>20,00%</DJ>
          <DD>5090,67</DD>
          <DE>1018,13</DE>
          <DC>6108,80</DC>
          <DB>CZK</DB>
          <DA>P</DA>
          <AX/>
          <CQ/>
          <CP/>
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          <AR>000742024</AR>
          <AW>0</AW>
          <CT>D</CT>
          <CU>T</CU>
          <CH>0032</CH>
          <BY>31-10-2012</BY>
          <CA>25-10-2012</CA>
          <AB>234</AB>
          <AA>234</AA>
          <BS>11888954</BS>
          <BB/>
          <BA>CZ</BA>
          <DG>2</DG>
          <CN/>
          <CM/>
          <DF>160,00</DF>
          <DH>litr</DH>
          <DJ/>
          <DD>5090,67</DD>
          <DE>1018,13</DE>
          <DC>6108,80</DC>
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          <DA/>
          <AX/>
          <CQ/>
          <CP/>
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          <AW>0</AW>
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          <CH>0032</CH>
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          <CM/>
          <DF/>
          <DH/>
          <DJ/>
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          <DE>1018,13</DE>
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          <AA>234</AA>
          <BS>11888954</BS>
          <BB/>
          <BA>CZ</BA>
          <DG>8</DG>
          <CN/>
          <CM/>
          <DF/>
          <DH/>
          <DJ/>
          <DD>5090,67</DD>
          <DE>1018,13</DE>
          <DC>6108,80</DC>
          <DB>CZK</DB>
          <DA/>
          <AX/>
          <CQ/>
          <CP/>
        </dt>
      </invoice>
    </account>
  </account_group>
  <footer>
    <AR>999999999</AR>
    <AW>0</AW>
    <CT>S</CT>
    <CU>T</CU>
    <CZ>SS48</CZ>
    <BU>4</BU>
    <CH>0032</CH>
    <CK>2012-11-01</CK>
    <CL>23:04</CL>
    <CW>225</CW>
    <BX>1</BX>
    <CS>7</CS>
    <BW>0000000000000610880</BW>
  </footer>
</etd>

example - does not:

    select  x.*
    from os_import_docs d
         ,XMLTABLE('/etd/header'
                    PASSING httpuritype(d.document).getXML()
                    COLUMNS 
                       response_status varchar2(50) PATH 'AR'
                    )  x
   where d.object_id = 2587058
     and rownum = 1;  

 
ORA-22835: Buffer too small for CLOB to CHAR or BLOB to RAW conversion (actual: 6196, maximum: 4000)

Thank you very much
Tomas

No error on my side.

I just put in the comments the two columns:

SQL> SELECT h.AR
  2       , h.CK
  3       , h.CF
  4       , i.AR4
  5       , i.AD
  6       , ddc.*
  7       --, i.AR5
  8       --, i.DG
  9       , ddn.*
 10       , h.CZ
 11       , h.BU
 12       , h.CH
 13       , h.CK7
 14       , h.CL
 15  FROM os_import_docs d,
 16       XMLTable(
 17         '/etd'
 18         PASSING xmlparse(document d.document)
 19         COLUMNS
 20           AR        varchar2(10) PATH 'header/AR'
 21         , CK        varchar2(10) PATH 'header/CK'
 22         , CF        varchar2(10) PATH 'header/CF'
 23         , CZ        varchar2(10) PATH 'footer/CZ'
 24         , BU        varchar2(10) PATH 'footer/BU'
 25         , CH        varchar2(10) PATH 'footer/CH'
 26         , CK7       varchar2(10) PATH 'footer/CK'
 27         , CL        varchar2(10) PATH 'footer/CL'
 28         , invoices  xmltype      PATH 'account_group/account/invoice'
 29       ) h
 30     , XMLTable(
 31         '/invoice'
 32         PASSING h.invoices
 33         COLUMNS
 34           AR4       varchar2(10) PATH 'da/AR'
 35         , AD        varchar2(20) PATH 'da/AD'
 36         --, AR5       varchar2(10) PATH 'dt/AR'
 37         --, DG        varchar2(10) PATH 'dt/DG'
 38         , detaildc  xmltype      PATH 'detaildc'
 39         , detaildn  xmltype      PATH 'detaildn'
 40       ) i
 41     , XMLTable(
 42         '/detaildc'
 43         PASSING i.detaildc
 44         COLUMNS
 45           DU        varchar2(10) PATH '@DU'
 46         , CB        varchar2(10) PATH '@CB'
 47         , DO        varchar2(10) PATH 'dc/DO'
 48         , CY        varchar2(20) PATH 'dc/CY'
 49         , BM        varchar2(10) PATH 'dc/BM'
 50         , CO        varchar2(30) PATH 'dc/CO'
 51       ) (+) ddc
 52     , XMLTable(
 53         '/detaildn'
 54         PASSING i.detaildn
 55         COLUMNS
 56           CI        varchar2(20) PATH '@CI'
 57         , BY_       varchar2(10) PATH 'dn/BY'
 58         , BM6       varchar2(10) PATH 'dn/BM'
 59       ) (+) ddn
 60  ;

AR         CK         CF         AR4        AD                   DU         CB         DO         CY                   BM         CO                             CI                   BY_        BM6        CZ         BU         CH         CK7        CL
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- -------------------- ---------- ------------------------------ -------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI08P4993  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48395    EUR        16-10-2012 ASFINAG POST_MAUT    1940,60    Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI08P4993  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48395    EUR        17-10-2012 ASFINAG POST_MAUT    1328,10    Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI08P4993  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48395    EUR        23-10-2012 ASFINAG POST_MAUT    1831,80    Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI08P4993  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48395    EUR        24-10-2012 ASFINAG POST_MAUT    867,30     Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI08P4993  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48396    EUR        23-10-2012 ASFINAG POST_MAUT    2749,00    Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25



000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI3496334  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48397    HUF        29-10-2012 ALLAMI AUTOPALYAKEZE 233,50     Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI4DG3954  ING. ANTONIN GURICA,            EUR        22-10-2012 1047061              24267,70   Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI4E34269  ING. ANTONIN GURICA,            EUR        23-10-2012 TBS VIACARD          5671,60    Dalnicni poplatek                                                         SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25
000000000  2012-10-31 SS-CZL19   EI8QF1520  ING. ANTONIN GURICA, 1Z48395    EUR        29-10-2012 LAMAIN               200,10     Dalnicni znamka                                                           SS47       4          0032       2012-10-31 01:25

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Reading an XML file and write the content in another file xml in java
Hello

I'm new to xml parsing. My requirement is that I get a message (xml) using ibm MQ in the ByteArrayInputStream format. I read this xml message and write to another file.

To do this, I create a CEP.

First of all, I used simple reading and writing concept, but the output is "java.io.FileInputStream@3e25a5".
Example of xml file
-< customer >
< > 1234 ClientId < / ClientId >
STechnology < ClientName > < / ClientName >
< DTU_ID > 567 < / DTU_ID >
< ClientStatus > ACTIVE < / ClientStatus >
-< LEAccount >
< Customer > 678989 < / customer >
< > 56743 LEId < / LEId >
-< account >
< AccountNumber > 9876543678 < / account number >
< / account >
< / LEAccount >
-< Service >
Y2Y < Cindicator > < / Cindicator >
< PrefCode > 980 < / PrefCode >
< BSCode > 876 < / BSCode >
< MandatoryContent > MSP < / MandatoryContent >
< / service >
< / customer >

Code:

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
to import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;

public class ByteArrayInputStreamToXml {}

Public Shared Sub main (String [] GIS) throws IOException {}

InputStream inputStream = new FileInputStream("C:\\soft\\test2\\sample1.xml");
currentXMLBytes Byte = inputStream.toString () .getBytes ();
ByteArrayInputStream byteArrayInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream (currentXMLBytes);

OutputStream out = new FileOutputStream("C:\\soft\\test\\data.xml");
int read = 0;
ubyte bytes [] = new byte [1024];

While ((read = byteArrayInputStream.read (bytes))! = - 1) {}
out. Write (bytes, 0, read);
out. Write ("\n");
}

inputStream.close ();
out. Flush();
out. Close();

System.out.println ("new file created!");

}

}

Please suggest me how can I use DOM/SAX parser, I see several code on the net to read the xml file using SAX/DOM parser, but write an xml file after reading using ByteArrayInputStream I don't get. Assistance through some link examples will also be useful for me.

Thank you
Sumit

Published by: user8687839 on April 30, 2012 02:37

Published by: user8687839 on April 30, 2012 02:43
user8687839 wrote:
But the file is coming thanks to a queue and byte format. Must read the byte, and write to a file. So, how I tried to read the byte using the code above. Please suggest me the correct way.

Simply write the bytes of the contents of the queue directly to a FileOutputStream. Still no need to SAX or DOM!

Pseudo-code-
```
Open a FileOutputStream .

Until all the bytes of the queue have been read
    read some bytes from the queue.
    wite these bytes to the FileOutputStream.

Close the FileOutputStream.
```
Published by: sabre150 on April 30, 2012 11:30

Need help to read the xml file and place it in a table.
Nice day!

Here is the configuration. I have a xml file from another source which will call a stored procedure in my database (which I am supposed to create). This is a first for me, I've never done development pl/sql or worked with xml. :(

That's what I hoped to accomplish, if there is a better way, that I am open to him.
In short, to have a stored procedure that takes the xml file (transmitted by third parties via the call, no url must be a file), creates a temporary table and populates the two columns needed. Then, the SP will make a select join with the temporary table and other data available in another schema. Once the completed table selection will be truncated and dropped. SP farm.

Details:
DB: Oracle 11.2.0.1 RAC.
Charset: AL32UTF8
Example of XML: (nearly 10,000 lines like this in production)
"< MerchantID report =" "#" name = 'Conversion detail report' ReportStartDate = '2011-09-27 12:00:00GMT' ReportEndDate = '2011-09-27 21:38:13GMT"Version ="1.1"> < Conversion = '1234567891234567 D' MerchantReferenceNumber Convertingdate =" 2011-09-27 13:39:02 "RequestID ="1234567891234567891234"> < OriginalDecision > REVIEW < / OriginalDecision > < NewDecision > ACCEPT < / NewDecision > < Reviewer > testusr < / examiner > < ReviewerComments > no reason to reject. < / ReviewerComments > < Notes > < Note Date = "2011-09-27 13:39:02" AddedBy = "testusr" comment = "Took possession" / > < / Notes > < queue > Digital Review < / queue > < profile > Digital orders QA < / profile > < / Conversion > "
...
< / report >

What I tried.
I found a tutorial: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/oracle-guide/oracle-and-xml-in-action-a-real-world-example-5319 I tried and was able to make it work. But I could not duplicate the results with my xml file. So I looked away and have had no success. :( I'm not a developer, so I'm really bad...

I found a note of support: (how to load an XML file into a Database Table using DBMS_XMLSave unaided Bfile [227476.1 ID]) and couldn't make it work.

I found some online then Odie son xml and tried these but slipped and couldn't get my versions of these great answers to work for me.

Then... I'm here now and hoping that someone could walk me through this.

I tinkered this SP (it doesn't have to be that way, the suggestions are greatly appreciated)

create or replace procedure xml_to_table (call_1 call_2) as

Start
run immediately "CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE XMLType IMRPT
--(clé primaire contrainte-imrpt_pk (MerchantReferenceNumber))
XmlType store as xml binary basicfile
-(high compression)
virtual columns
(MerchantReferenceNumber as (xmlcast (xmlquery ('/ Conversion/MerchantReferenceNumber ' from object_value content back) as VARCHAR2 (32))))
, NewDecision as (xmlcast (xmlquery ('/ Conversion/NewDecision ' from object_value content back) as VARCHAR2 (10)))
)
-ON COMMIT PRESERVE ROWS

run immediately 'save xml as a file on the local system?'

insert into IMRPT (MerchantReferenceNumber, NewDecision)

run immediately "join select statement.
run immediately 'truncate table IMRPT.
run immediately "drop table IMRTP.

end;
/

On my last test, I tried to select just in the xml file using this:

DECLARE
indomdoc DBMS_XMLDOM. DOMDocument;
innode DBMS_XMLDOM. DOMNode;
myParser DBMS_XMLPARSER.parser;
buf VARCHAR2 (2000);
BEGIN
myParser: = DBMS_XMLPARSER.newParser;

DBMS_XMLPARSER.setBaseDir (myparser, 'XML_DIR');
DBMS_XMLPARSER. Parse (myParser, "test.xml");

indomdoc: = DBMS_XMLPARSER.getDocument (myParser);

-just to test content
innode: = DBMS_XMLDOM.makeNode (indomdoc);
DBMS_XMLDOM.writeToBuffer (innode, buf);
Dbms_output.put_line (BUF);

dbms_xmldom.freeDocument (indomdoc);
dbms_xmlparser.freeParser (myParser);
END;
/

It was another accident and burn.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you
Like I said:

Here is an example using a REF CURSOR variable ( you will need to declare a plus for your actual procedure )

Your procedure has two parameters, you must declare two variables to hold the two REF CURSOR ;)
```
DECLARE

  v_filename      VARCHAR2(50) := 'DMReport.xml';
  v_rc1            SYS_REFCURSOR;
  v_rc2            SYS_REFCURSOR;

  v_order_name       VARCHAR2(100);
  v_reason_text      VARCHAR2(100);

BEGIN

  xml2table(v_filename, v_rc1, v_rc2);

  commit;

  loop
    fetch v_rc1 into v_order_name;
    exit when v_rc1%notfound;
    dbms_output.put_line('ORDER_NAME='||v_order_name);
  end loop;

  close v_rc1;

  loop
    fetch v_rc2 into v_order_name, v_reason_text;
    exit when v_rc2%notfound;
    dbms_output.put_line('ORDER_NAME='||v_order_name||', REASON_TEXT='||v_reason_text);
  end loop;

  close v_rc2;

END;
/
```
If you test this in SQL * Plus, do not forget to SET SERVEROUTPUT ON to see the result.

Web services with xml file

Hello
How read xml file using web services?
Here's my cfc web services: (I just want to see how to read the xml file)
< cfproperty >
< name cffunction = "getBooks" access = "remote" returntype = "string" output = "no" >
< cfargument "xmlObject" type = name = "xml" required = "yes" >
< cfset BookResponse = "" > "".
< cfset var arrIndx = "" > "".
< cftry >
< = cfloop '1' to = "#ArrayLen (arguments.xmlObject.XmlChildren)" # "index ="arrIndx">"
< cfset BookResponse = arguments.xmlObject.XmlChildren [arrIndx]. XmlName >
< / cfloop >
< cfcatch type = "any" >
< cfset BookResponse = ' #cfcatch.message # #cfcatch.detail # ' >
< / cfcatch >
< / cftry >
< cfreturn BookResponse >
< / cffunction >
< / cfproperty >
Here my code to test web services:
1. define the XML
<!-installation of the XML to work with->
< cfsavecontent variable ="XMLFile"><? XML version ="1.0"? >
< root >
< header >
< user > 1 < / user >
< / header >
< book >
0321330110 < isbn >< / isbn >
< title > Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Certified Developer Guidestudy / < /title >
< author > BenForta / < / author >
< / book >
< header >
< user > 2 < / user >
< / header >
< book >
0596004206 < isbn >< / isbn >
< title > Learning XML, secondedition / < /title >
< author > ErikRay / < / author >
< / book >
< header >
< user > 3 < / user >
< / header >
< book >
0782140297 < isbn >< / isbn >
< title > ColdFusion Developer's GuideMX / < /title >
< author > RaymondCamden / < / author >
< / book >
< / root >
< / cfsavecontent >
2 call web services
< cfinvoke
method = "getBooks".
returnvariable = "rawXMLBookList."
" webservice =" http://localhost/Hoteleria/WebServices/books.cfc?wsdl "> "
< name cfinvokeargument = "xmlObject" value = "#XMLFile #" >
< / cfinvoke >
<!-< cfset XMLDocResult = XmlParse (rawXMLBookList) >
< cfdump var = "#XMLDocResult #" >-->
< cfdump var = "#rawXMLBookList #" >
3 error: Element XMLOBJECT. XMLCHILDREN is undefined in ARGUMENTS.
I also try using XMLParse without success.
Any ideas?
Thank you

Sorry about that. It worked for me!

What about doing it on the basis of chains, as follows:

Books.CFC

#arguments.xmlString #.

testPage.cfm

1

0321330110

Certified Macromedia ColdFusion MX 7 Developer Study Guide

Ben Forta

2

0596004206

Learning XML, second edition

Erik Ray

3

0782140297

ColdFusion MX Developer's Handbook

Raymond Camden

<>

method = "getAuthors".

returnvariable = "authorList.

"WebService ="http://localhost/Hoteleria/webServices/books.cfc?wsdl ">

Grouping data in xml file problem
Hi all

Here is an example of xml file used as input source in my BEEP stand-alone report:

rowset <>
< SAMPLE_ROW >
< ID > 1234 / < ID >
< Code > < CODE > A1
FIRST YEAR < TEXT > < / TEXT >
B1 < CODE > < code >
SECOND YEAR < TEXT > < / TEXT >
< / SAMPLE_ROW >
< SAMPLE_ROW >
< ID > 6789 / < ID >
< Code > < CODE > C1
THIRD YEAR < TEXT > < / TEXT >
B1 < CODE > < code >
SECOND YEAR < TEXT > < / TEXT >
< / SAMPLE_ROW >
< / LINES >

The expected output should be:

ID # 1234
Categories: A1
FIRST YEAR
B1
SECOND GRADE

ID # 6789
Categories: C1
THIRD YEAR
B1
SECOND GRADE

And design that I created is:

<? for-each-group: SAMPLE_ROW; / ID? >
ID # <? ID? >
Categories: <? CODE of? >
<? TEXT? >
<? end for each group -? >

I could only show partial result but not able to reach my desired output. Please guide.

Thank you.
Ideally, what you want is:


          1234

          A1
          FIRST YEAR


          B1
          SECOND GRADE



          6789

          C1
          THIRD YEAR


          B1
          SECOND GRADE



With this structure without having to regroup but only for each.
Your third can reorganize?

Jorge

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