Example XML file format

I have a client that uses the database of the Alpha software and I would like to use an Alpha generated XML file in Dreamweaver. Can someone point me to an example of XML file that works with Spry? I would look at the layout page/data format to see what is different from what generates the Alpha.

Thanks in advance.

CJM

J Blaise says:
> I don't have the slightest idea what should look like to an XML file.

Access the documentation for Spry here:

http://labs.Adobe.com/technologies/Spry/docs.html

In the getting started with Spry section, you will find a XML primer.

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          <AW>0</AW>
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          <CH>0032</CH>
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          <BS>11888954</BS>
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          <DG>2</DG>
          <CN/>
          <CM/>
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          <DH>litr</DH>
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          <CH>0032</CH>
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          <DE>1018,13</DE>
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 53         '/detaildn'
 54         PASSING i.detaildn
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 57         , BY_       varchar2(10) PATH 'dn/BY'
 58         , BM6       varchar2(10) PATH 'dn/BM'
 59       ) (+) ddn
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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



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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
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Ciao

Rather than to get the
node, you can just go directly to the
node since ' one that really interests you. Basically what it means to determine the elements of table how much you have, and it depends on if you have 1 or 2 knots
. The rest is just of the child nodes and the next siblings. See attachment as a starting point. The attached XML file is a table 2D (change the .xml extension).

Notes on the example:
- I did not close properly references, so it's something you need to do.
- It is limited to tables 1 d or 2D.
- I suggest using a control path of the file to specify the input XML file and path of the file/folder control to specify the location of the output file.

Edit and save XML files

Hi all

I want to add some values in xml files. for example, my files wml is like this:
```
    
```
I want to add a 'trip' through qml. How can I do this?

I wanted to do the same thing before, but you cannot add data to your xml file according to the native blackberry documentation

"The XmlDataModel does not support add or insert values.

from here

https://developer.BlackBerry.com/native/documentation/Cascades/UI/lists/XmlDataModel.html

Try checking the JSON format, I did not any program that uses data models, then perhaps other experienced developers have other solutions

Include the XML file with OTA Download

Is it possible to include an XML file generated with OTA Download? I am writing an app that will be distributed with a web application that comes with it. It must be deployed on individual sites, each with its own public address, configuration settings, etc. The config is specified through configuration of web application and then saved (and later edited/updated) in XML format in the same location as the compiled files jad/cod. This will eliminate the need for the end user specify the public address of the web application so that provide default configuration settings. It will be on BIS and HTTPS. I do not expect BES as the target users will be individuals and small businesses. I'll be providing the source if they want to make changes, but I don't want to require the end user to compile just to use "out of the box', not versions include different OS and compiled the updates I distribute the bugs/feature updates. In addition, it will access some restricted API and they must sign.

If there is another method to achieve this, I am completely open and still at the design stage of list/original feature on the BB side.

Thank you

Song

OK, I wasn't aware of this limitation (I usually code for bes )

other ideas would be:

-Configure the application mail/SMS (or similar), implement a listener for it.

-use a common server and decide what config to use during execution, (by e-mail domain, for example)

LSX-00204 error when validating an XML file on a registered scheme

Hello
When I want to validate an XML file against the registered scheme I get the following error:

ORA-31154: Ungultiges XML-Dokument ORA-19202: Fehler bei XML-Verarbeitung LSX-00204: additional data am Ende von komplexem aufgetreten element

Here is the schema snippet:

<! - the address of a given party in fixed or free form possibly the two forms - >

< xsd: complexType name = 'Subscription_type' xdb:SQLType = "ITX_FTC_ADDRESS_TYPE_O" xdb:maintainDOM = "false" >

< xsd: annotation >

< xsd: documentation XML: lang = "fr" >

The user has the possibility to enter the data concerning the address of a party, either in a single long field or to distribute data on items up to eight or even to use both formats. If the user chooses the option to enter the necessary data in separate elements, the container for this item will be "AddressFix". If the user chooses the option to enter the necessary data in a way less structured in "AddressFree" all the available coordinates must be submitted as a string of bytes, empty or ' / ' (slash) or trolley line break return used as a delimiter between the parts of the address. PLEASE NOTE that the country code address is outside these two elements. The use of the fixed form is recommended as a general rule, to allow an easy match. However, the use of the free form is recommended if the sending State can surely identify and distinguish the different parts of the address. The user wants to use both formats for example if in addition which separates the logical part of the address he also wants to show a decent breakdown in print-lines of delimiters in the form of free text. In this case, "AddressFix" must precede the 'AddressFree '.

< / xsd: documentation >

< / xsd: annotation >

< xsd: SEQUENCE >

< xsd: element name = "PostalCode" type = "iso: CountryCode_Type ' xdb:SQLName = 'COUNTRY_CODE' / >

< xsd: Choice >

< xsd: element name = "AddressFree" type = "xsd: String" xdb:SQLName = "ADDRESS_FREE" / >

< xsd: SEQUENCE >

< xsd: element name = "AddressFix" type = "sfa:AddressFix_Type" xdb:SQLName = "ADDRESS_FIX" / >

< xsd: element name = "AddressFree" type = "xsd: String" minOccurs = "0" xdb:SQLName = "ADDRESS_FREE" / >

< / xsd: SEQUENCE >

< / xsd: Choice >

< / xsd: SEQUENCE >

< xsd: attribute name = "legalAddressType" type = "stf:OECDLegalAddressType_EnumType" use = "optional" / >

< / xsd: complexType >

The problem occurs only when the second choice (when: "AddressFix" and "AddressFree") was given in the XML file. When only the first choice ("AddressFree") gave then the validation against schema very well recorded works.
I think that the problem is based on the generation of all objects in the database of dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema.
BTW, how is possible to get a more meaningful error message because the error I get is very common, and I can't imagine in which the problem occurs.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards
Martin

I have reproduced the issue on 11.2.0.4 using the Schémas XML FATCA.
```
declare

  l_schemas  sys.odcivarchar2list :=
            sys.odcivarchar2list('isofatcatypes_v1.0.xsd',
                                 'oecdtypes_v4.1.xsd',
                                 'stffatcatypes_v1.1.xsd',
                                 'FatcaXML_v1.1.xsd');
begin

  for i in 1 .. l_schemas.count loop

    dbms_xmlschema.registerSchema(
      schemaURL       => l_schemas(i)
    , schemaDoc       => xmltype(bfilename('FATCA_DIR', l_schemas(i)), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'))
    , genTypes        => true
    , genTables       => false
    , enableHierarchy => dbms_xmlschema.ENABLE_HIERARCHY_NONE
    );

  end loop;

end;
/
```
As in schema extract that you provided, I've annotated subscription_type complexType with xdb:maintainDOM = "false".

Then tried to validate the example NilFIReport.xml file after adding an AddressFix element:

JP

String

String
```
SQL> declare
  2    doc  xmltype := xmltype(bfilename('FATCA_DIR', 'NilFIReport.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'));
  3  begin
  4    doc.schemaValidate();
  5  end;
  6  /
declare
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-31154: invalid XML document
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing
LSX-00204: extra data at end of complex element
ORA-06512: at "SYS.XMLTYPE", line 354
ORA-06512: at line 4
```
Now, let's abandon patterns, remove the xdb:maintainDOM annotation (or set to true, the default) and re - register:
```
SQL> declare
  2    doc  xmltype := xmltype(bfilename('FATCA_DIR', 'NilFIReport.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'));
  3  begin
  4    doc.schemaValidate();
  5  end;
  6  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
```
Works.

Conclusion: set maintainDOM to false when using XS: Choice.

There is probably a mess when the positional descriptor (attribute "$SYS_XDBPD") is missing in this case.

How to download new products from my store in an XML file?

Hi everyone, I'm back. I've created a store for a client and we have everything works but someone told me that it is easier to download products in an XML file if you have a ton of them. So I tried to understand, but the only thing I can find on the internet, it's that I'm doing it wrong.
Here's what I do:
Under "E-commerce" on the left, click on 'Products' and then on this page, I click on "import". I clicked on "Download Import Template" and when I opened it the first thing I noticed, is that it isn't a .xml file. It is a .xls file (don't know if that makes a difference). The second thing I noticed is that he has confused me more than I expected. There are 7 tab on this document and I can find no explanation for the way they set up this document. The 7 tabs just for ease of Adobe he explain to the customer/user? or I have to configure my document in this way until I can download products?
Because I really didn't know what I was doing, I did it as much as I have and then tried to download. I clicked on "Choose file" in the "File to import" section and select "Auto-Detect" for the file type. I click Next at the bottom of the page and it gave me this message
«ERROR: [No Name found].» "Mandatory (Processus a échoué sur le dossier d'importation: [2] s'il vous plaît assurer colonnes 1) are present, 2) all products have product Codes defined, which must be unique (if the importation of goods)"
I have fixed everything that I could and tried everything a hundred times but still get this same error message. If anyone can help I would love you forever, even if you can point me to a place on the web that would help.
Thank you very much in advance for any help. See you soon.

Hello. Don't do no XML - it's a spreadsheet, the information needs to go as required in the fields in the right format.

If the documentation of the BC doesn't make any sense to you is better to create a product in admin. Fill in as many things as possible - maybe the dummy data. That export and you will have a complete example of what to put in the worksheet.

load the xml file into a database to help table of travel point

Hello
Someone help me please with a possible approach. I have an interface for APEX users where users can download a file xml in apex table wwv_flow_files using the element to browse with a button "submit". Now, after loading the xml file in the wwv_flow_files table. I need to read and load the xml data into a table sample_tbl. I'm using the version of Oracle APEX 4.0 and Oracle 10 g R2 database. Here is an example of XML file to load. Please help me possible suggestions.
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
< dataroot generated =... >
< MySample >
< KeyId > 1234 < / KeyId >
eddskc < KeyName > < / KeyName >
< scheduleDate > 2013-06-16T 00: 00:00 < / ScheduleDate >
< StartTime > 2013-06-16T 08: 00:00 < / StartTime >
< EndTime > 2013-06-16T 08:30:00 < / EndTime >
< / MySample >
< MySample >
< KeyId > 5678 < / KeyId >
jppdf < KeyName > < / KeyName >
< scheduleDate > 2013-05-19T 00: 00:00 < / ScheduleDate >
< StartTime > 2013-05-19T 08: 00:00 < / StartTime >
< EndTime > 2013-05-19T 08:30:00 < / EndTime >
< / MySample >
< / dataroot >
Thanks in advance.
Thank you
Orton

orton607 wrote:

My sample_tbl has a start_time field and its data type DATE.

Good. Be sure to always store dates as the DATE.

The application (in this case, APEX) needs to format the date date type in the appropriate human-readable format.

The problem with the incoming data is the 't'. You will need to convert a space using REPLACE() in the framework so that your SELECT statement

From there on, conversion to the DATE data type is simply
```
to_date( replace( start_time_str, 'T', ' '), 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS') as start_time
```
And, just in case where, the conversion of DATE for the desired format:
```
to_char( start_time, 'MM/DD/YYYY HH12:MI:SS AM')
```
Although, I'm 'hours' as being left-padded with zeros... Am I looking for how / if you can get rid of the zero prefix (0).

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