Creating XML files

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• Create XML file dynamically textInput fields

  Hello

  I am very new to Flex and trying to create an application that creates XML files on the computer that is local to the user, based on a users entry in textInput fields.

  For the moment I'm having trouble figuring out how to dyamically create a XML file external at all, ideally when the user press a key a browseForSave dialog will open allowing the user to select somewhere on their hard drive to create the XML file.

  Can someone give me some advice what I should go in the direction?

  Thank you

  If this post has answered your question or helped, please mark it as such.

  You can use a SharedObject for small files, but in general the Flex has no access to the local hard disk.

  
  http://www.Adobe.com/2006/mxml '.
  Initialize = "init ()" > "
   
      public var mySO:SharedObject;
       
  public void init (): void {}
  OSJM = SharedObject.getLocal ("mydata");
  If {(mySO.data.myData!=null)}
  var XML = mySO.data.myData;
  fname.text = xml.fname;
  Lname.text = xml.lname;
  xml.email = email.text;
  }
  }

  private function storeData (): void {}
  var xml =
            ;
  If (fname.text! = "") {}
  xml.appendChild ({fname.text});
  }
  If (lname.text! = "") {}
  xml.appendChild ({lname.text});
  }
  If (email.text! = "") {}
  xml.appendChild ({email.text});
  }
  mySO.data.myData = xml;
  mySO.flush ();
  }
   
  private function resetData (): void {}
  mySO.clear ();
  fname. Text = "";
  Lname. Text = «»
  email. Text = "";
  }
  ]]>
   
   
     
       
     
     
       
     
     
       
     
   
   
   
   
  

• java.io.FileNotFoundException for newly created XML file

  Hello
  
  I created an xml file called config.xml under public_html\WEB-INF.
  
  When I tried to read this xml from the java class file, I make

  java.io.FileNotFoundException: public_html\WEB-INF\config.xml
   (The system cannot find the path specified.)

  My version of Jdev is

  10.1.3.04

  How can I solve this? What is the correct path to call my newly created xml file from anywhere in the project is java JSP?
  
  Concerning
  
  Published by: Chackochen on August 2, 2010 01:48
  
  Published by: Chackochen on August 2, 2010 01:58

  Hi Chackochen,

  Try this and see...

  FacesContext context = JSFUtils.getFacesContext ();
  ServletContext servletContext = (ServletContext) context.getExternalContext () .getContext ();
  Path String = servletContext.getRealPath("/WEB-INF/config.xml");
  = New File (path);

  Kind regards
  Suganth.G

• Creating XML file using data from database table

  I have to create an xml file by using the data in the table of multiples. The problem that I face is data are huge it's millions, so I was wondering is it possible efective for the creation of an XML of this type.
  
  It would be great if you can suggest an approach to achieve my requirement.
  
  Thank you
  -Vinod

  An example of the forum: Re: how to generate the XML from the database table

  Published by: Marco Gralike on 18 October 2012 21:41

• Create XML file

  I use AIR and the class FileStream to save the file locally, but I don't "know how to create the XML file using ACE. I think I should use something like this:

  var xmlPoincon:XML = new XML();

  But I don't know how to create the XML node, then the values.

  Kind regards

  Daniel Cantin

  Here is a simple code snippet:

  private function createXML(): void{
      var xm:XML = ;
      var nodeName:String = "EMPLOYEENAME";
      var nodeValue:String = "KUMAR";
      var xmlList:XMLList = XMLList("<"+nodeName+">"+nodeValue+"");
      xm.appendChild(xmlList);
      Alert.show(xm);
  }
  

  The most important here is the appendChild() method, which allows you to add a node that you have built.

  http://flexonblog.WordPress.com/2008/02/04/generate-XML-data-dynamically-in-Flex/

  If this post answers your question or assistance, please mark it as such. Thank you!

  http://www.stardustsystems.com
  Adobe Flex development and Support Services

• Create XML file and make available via WebDAV

  Hello
  
  I'm new to XML DB ;-)
  Has anyone got a short example how to create an XML file (possibly with XSD in XML DB schema file) via XML DB and make it available via WebDAV?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Best regards
  Martin

  SQL> select xmltype(cursor(select * from dual)) from dual;
  
  XMLTYPE(CURSOR(SELECT*FROMDUAL))
  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  
   
    X
   
  
  
  1 row selected.
  
  SQL> DECLARE
    2
    3    XMLDoc XMLType;
    4
    5  BEGIN
    6
    7    select xmltype(cursor(select * from dual))
    8    into   XMLDoc
    9    from dual;
   10
   11    IF (DBMS_XDB.CREATERESOURCE('/public/dual.xml',XMLDoc)) THEN
   12       DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Resource is created');
   13    ELSE
   14       DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Cannot create resource');
   15    END IF;
   16
   17    COMMIT;
   18
   19  END;
   20  /
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> select xdbURIType ('/public/dual.xml').getClob() from dual;
  
  XDBURITYPE('/PUBLIC/DUAL.XML').GETCLOB()
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  
    
      X
    
  
  
  1 row selected.
  
  -- You will see an /public/dual.xml file via the WebDav functionality
  

• Best option for creating XML

  Hello

  I am facing problem,

  I have created the XML file, but I can't see it / exit it.

  Please can anyone suggest what's best way to create xml files?

  (1) create xml with DocumentBuilderFactory and then analyze or

  (2) manually create xml hardcoded and save it to the sd card and then access it for analysis.

  I have continuously variable data text in xml files.

  What approach will be following me more?

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  Françoise.

  Why you are unable to view the XML file? How to read as a byte array and look into the debugger? That way at least you can check the syntax of the XML prologue is correct. Then, you can read in as an array of characters using the appropriate encoding and check the syntax of the entire file.

  Regarding the creation of XML code, the best approach depends entirely on what you start with. You have built a DOM model or or do you have custom data structures you want to encode?

  The XMLWriter class in net.rim.device.api.xml.jaxp is not all that useful for generating XML, because it is designed to be used as a Manager when parsing existing XML - it is more than an XML processor to an XML writer. It's not too hard to write your own code to generate XML; a search on the web will be probably some examples of implementation.

  To find out where to keep the XML on the device: the file system, permanent storage, or RMS all work fine. Your basis in the analysis job it will be to open an input stream on what you've stored, create an InputSource of the stream and feed it to one of the analyzers. In general, unless you really need to generate a DOM model, the approach of SAX parser is much more effective. You can create your custom data directly structures as the analysis takes place, rather than going back in a DOM trying to get information. Still, a web search for "SAX compared to DOM parsing" or a similar collection of key words meet a number of good tutorials on how to do this.

  PS After re-reading your original post, I think you may be confused about something. The DocumentBuilderFactory and the SAXParserFactory are tools to transform XML in an internal data structure. You do not use them to go the other way. For this, you are going to have to write your own code, or find others, you can borrow; I don't think that there is something useful in the RIM API. (XMLWriter can be used to move from the existing to the new, equivalent XML, XML, which is not that it would be useful for you.)

• I created a new library of more new playlists but cannot find the Library.xml file

  Hello

  I'm going to re - build my iTunes files from scratch, a kind of decennial event 'spring clean '. I have created a new library by using the command, click on application startup, and then began to rebuild new reading lists in the application. I can see the folder newly created the library that contains the new "iTunes Library.itl" file BUT I don't see that the iTunes Music Library.xml file. " There certainly must be one to save the data of the playlist, and probably "Get Info" should reflect today date' today... I don't see older versions.

  Although everything seems to work perfectly I don't want to have to re - visit the construction of Playlists from scratch for the next ten years! Can anyone suggest what happened to the .xml file?

  Thanks and greetings

  You can create an .xml on iTunes/file/library/Export library file and gives you the opportunity to put the Library.xml file in your iTunes Media folder - or anywhere you like.

  If you need to rebuild your playlists, you can go to iTunes, file, library, import playlist and select the .xml file.

  Normally, you do not see the .xml file in your iTunes folder.

• The attached VI works when I run it initially to create the XML file, but by pressing once the XML file is created, it is not up-to-date. What I am doing wrong?

  The attached VI works when I run it initially to create the XML file, but when I change the data and run once the XML file is created, it is not updated with new data. What I am doing wrong?

  Thank you.

  It sounds like the logic that has been written in VI

  Internal decision of true / false:

  (file exists: false) write in the file XML, unflatten for display

  (file exists: true) read the XML file, unflatten for display

  At no time when the file exists (true case) is the XML file updated...

• Can I automate creating a cluster in LabView using the structure of data created in a generated automatically. CSV, C header or XML file?

  Can I automate creating a cluster in LabView using the data structure created in an auto generated. CSV, C header or XML file?  I am trying to take the data structure defined in one or more of these files listed and have LabView automatically create a cluster with structure types and the same data.  (Ideally, I would like to do it with a C header file only.)  Basically, I'm trying to avoid having to create the cluster by hand, as the number of cluster elements could be very large. I looked in EasyXML and contacted the rep for the add-on.  Unfortunately, this feature was not created yet.  Did anyone done something like this before? Thanks in advance for the help.

  
  

• How read XML file (extn is .gpx) created by Garmin GPS

  I need to read a XML file with extension .gpx created by Garmin GPS. In general, the .gpx files, we work with are rows of 20K - 30K. My current workaround is to open the .gpx file in Excel and save it as a .csv, I then read using LabVIEW. However, we would go out to Excel the workflow and read the .gpx file directly in LabVIEW.

  The attached .zip contains the original .gpx file created by GPS and the .xlsx file created by open - save in Excel 2007.

  I use LabVIEW 8.5.1 on Vista 64-bit.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  If this file has this format always you don't need to use an xml parser to extract the information. The ScanFromString function can do. See the code I developed

• Error 25004 config.xml not specified as a configuration xml file is valid must be created during deployment (null)

  Error 25004 config.xml not specified as a configuration xml file is valid must be created during deployment (null)

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  KB Article ID: 928218 -how do I uninstall manually Office system 2007 if you cannot uninstall it by using the function "Add or Remove Programs".

  If you experience this error with another program and not Office 2007, with more details please reply and we will be happy to help.

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• In contrast to create 2 xml files but I want to ignore differences in some areas.

  Original title: configuration windiff to ignore specific differences

  Hello

  I want to differentiate xml files 2 but want to ignore differences in some areas. To be precise:

  1 file contains: Created = "2012-11-30 20:25:07Z' FixCategory = 'Unbreakable' >"

  File 2 contains: Created = "2012-11-30 20:26:09Z' FixCategory = 'Unbreakable' >"

  I don't want this kind of difference. No matter what pointer on how configure windiff for this behavior?

  Kind regards

  Amiri

  Most modern tools are supported on file diff do not take into account changes in certain rules, such as regular expressions. You can check for example - http://grigsoft.com/wincmp3/help/source/html/cmp_dialog_regexpressions.htm

• Create an image slider using the XML file photo gallery

  Hello!

  I have created a photo gallery and generated an xml file.  I want to implement a cursor image on the home page that performs a simple fade from one image to the other.

  I'm not an expert on jQuery. The BC help section says to add code that retrieves in the XML file and THEN add another code query j who would style images and transitions.

  I don't know how to do this.  Here is my code and it does not work.

  If you have a simple solution, it would be great.

  There is a script called JSSOR

  "< script type =" text/javascript"src ="... / js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js "> < / script >"

  <!-use jssor.slider.mini.js (40 KB) instead for immediate release->

  <!-jssor.slider.mini.js = (jssor.js + jssor.slider.js)->

  < script type = "text/javascript" src = "javascripts/jssor.js" > < / script >

  "< script type =" text/javascript"src="javascripts/jssor.slider.js "> < / script >

  This is the beginning of the code BC gives to pull from the xml file into a div called "Gallery".

  < div id = 'Gallery' > < / div >

  < script type = "text/javascript" >

  {$(function()}

  $.ajax({)

  type: 'GET ',.

        url: " http://www.performanceaire.com/Fahrenheit-images/BannerGallery/Photogallery.XML ", / / replace with an absolute URL of the XML of your gallery of .

  data type: "xml."

  success: {function (xml)}

  {$(xml).find('img').each (function ()}

  location var = ' http://www.performanceaire.com/Fahrenheit-Images/BannerGallery/'; / / Replace with the absolute path to the directory that contains your images

  var url = $(this) .attr ('src');

  var alt = $(this) .attr ('alt');

  $('<li></li>').html (' < a href = "' + place +" + url + ' "> < img src ="' + place + "+ url + '" alt = "' + alt + '" / > < / a > ').appendTo('#gallery');

  });

  }

  });

  });

  This is the code taken from JSSOR to transitions occur, and it does not work... any ideas?

  jQuery (document) .ready (function ($) {}

  var options = {}

  $AutoPlay: true, / / [optional] If auto play, to activate the slide show, this option must be set to true, the default value is false

  $DragOrientation: 1 / / orientation [optional] to drag the slide, 0. drag, 1 horizental, 2 3 vertical or, default value is 1 (note that the $DragOrientation must be the same as $PlayOrientation when $DisplayPieces is more than 1, or in the parking position is not 0)

  };

  var jssor_slider1 = new $JssorSlider$ ("Gallery", options);

  });

  < /script >

  www.performanceaire.com/index-FS.html

  It is perhaps a bit much if you do not top:

  Developers

  http://www.BusinessCatalyst.com/BC-blog/BC-next-liquid-rendering-JSON-new-editing-capabili links-increased-performance

• Create an xml file using the .xsd file

  Hi guys,.

  Version of DB: Oracle 11g

  I was wondering if I had any package that can create a xml file based on a (built-in) .xsd file. I searched but did not find any resource on the internet specific to my problem. Let's say I have an .xsd file. It is possible to load a schema and generate the XML that conform to the .xsd file using sql? If so, I want to store in a CLOB variable.

  Please point me to the right direction.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  No, there is no such functionality yet.

  To build the XML "manually", according to the XSD, for example using SQL/XML functions (XMLElement, XMLAttributes, and XMLAgg etc.).