POOR RECOVERY OF THE XML ATTRIBUTE VALUES

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• How to remove the value of the XML attribute in the Indesign file with javascript

  Hi all

  How to remove the value of the XML attribute in the Indesign file.

  

  What error is this?

  in any case try this as well (one another),

  var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
  attrDelete(myDoc);
  function attrDelete(elm)
  {
      for (var i = 0; i < elm.xmlElements.length; i++)
      {
          try{
              for(j=0; j
  Vandy
  		   

• Retrieves the value of the XML attribute for multiple element sequence

  Guys,
  
  I have already posted this in the forum XML DB, but some of you could help me.
  
  
  I have searched for a solution for this and couldn't quite. I'm trying to get multiple entries in a node attribute values. It workes for a single node, but for many nodes, it fails. Could you please give me a solution?
  
  

  SQL> select extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/@NAME') COUNTRY_NAME
    2        ,extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/CITY/@NAME') CITY_NAME
    3        ,extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/CITY/@POPULATION') POPULATION
    4  from xmltable('WORLD' passing xmltype('
    5  <WORLD>
    6  <COUNTRY NAME="INDIA">
    7  <CITY NAME="MUMBAI" POPULATION="10000"></CITY>
    8  </COUNTRY>
    9  </WORLD>'
   10  ));
   
  COUNTRY_NAME CITY_NAME POPULATION
  ---------------------- ------------------ -------------------
  INDIA MUMBAI 10000

  When I execute the same for several nodes, it fails, please guide me. Please also let me know how to handle if I have an XML file that contains this data.
  
  

  SQL> select extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/@NAME') COUNTRY_NAME
    2        ,extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/CITY/@NAME') CITY_NAME
    3        ,extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/CITY/@POPULATION') POPULATION
    4  from xmltable('WORLD' passing xmltype('
    5  <WORLD>
    6  <COUNTRY NAME="INDIA">
    7  <CITY NAME="MUMBAI" POPULATION="10000"></CITY>
    8  <CITY NAME="CHENNAI" POPULATION="2000"></CITY>
    9  <CITY NAME="BANGALORE" POPULATION="13000"></CITY>
   10  <CITY NAME="HYDERABAD" POPULATION="14000"></CITY>
   11  </COUNTRY>
   12  </WORLD>'
   13  ));
  select extractvalue(column_value, '/WORLD/COUNTRY/@NAME') COUNTRY_NAME
                                                                    *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-19025: EXTRACTVALUE returns value of only one node

  See you soon
  Sarma.

  So, this is the first step:

  SQL> with test as
    2  (select xmltype('
    3                 
    4                 
    5                 
    6                 
    7                 
    8                 
    9  ') resp from dual)
   10  select country
   11       , cities
   12  from xmltable('WORLD/COUNTRY' passing (select resp from test)
   13                         columns country varchar2(50) path '/COUNTRY/@NAME'
   14                               , cities xmltype path '/COUNTRY/CITY') world
   15  /
  
  COUNTRY         CITIES
  --------------- --------------------------------------------------
  INDIA           
  

  two columns, a varchar2 and an xmltype.

  Then do the same with the second column, pass the XML to the function XMLTABLE

  SQL> with test as
    2  (select xmltype('
    3                 
    4                 
    5                 
    6                 
    7                 
    8                 
    9  ') resp from dual)
   10  select country
   11       , cit.name
   12       , cit.population
   13  from xmltable('WORLD/COUNTRY' passing (select resp from test)
   14                         columns country varchar2(50) path '/COUNTRY/@NAME'
   15                               , cities xmltype path '/COUNTRY/CITY') world
   16     , xmltable ('CITY' passing cities
   17                columns name varchar2(50) path '@NAME'
   18                      , population number path '@POPULATION'
   19                ) cit
   20  ;
  
  COUNTRY         NAME                                               POPULATION
  --------------- -------------------------------------------------- ----------
  INDIA           MUMBAI                                                  10000
  INDIA           CHENNAI                                                  2000
  INDIA           BANGALORE                                               13000
  INDIA           HYDERABAD                                               14000
  

• Hide the XML attribute if no data value / doesn't exist

  Hello
  
  I have a xsd defined as the following structure:
  --------------
  < xsd: complexType name = "PersonImageType" >
  < xsd: attribute name = "ID" type = "xsd: Integer" / >
  < xsd: attribute name = "FileName" type = "xsd: String" / >
  < xsd: attribute name = "ErrorMessage" type = "xsd: String" use = "optional" / >
  < xsd: attribute name = "Fetched" type = "xsd: String" / >
  < xsd: attribute name = "S1" type = "xsd: String" / >
  < xsd: attribute name = "S2" type = "xsd: String" / >
  < / xsd: complexType >
  --------------
  
  When I run my BPEL process, I get the reply/output as follows:
  
  --------------
  < PersonImage >
  "" < PersonImage ID = "12410276" FileName = "12410276.jpg" ErrorMessage ="" recovered = "Y" S1 = S2 "Y" = "Y" / >
  < / PersonImage >
  --------------
  
  When you look at the output, the xml 'ErrorMessage' attribute has no value in it.
  I want to:
  (a) hide this attribute - when there is no data and
  (b) display this attribute - when it has all the data.
  
  Very appreciated if someone help me solve this problem.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Rakesh

  without double quotes around the @ErrorMessage

  see you soon
  James

• Get separate paths and the depth attribute value using the XQuery function

  Hi otn.
  I want to write the function XQuery that accept the following input document nodes.
  
  < counter Root = "8" >
  < has counter = "3" >
  < meter B '2' = >
  < C meter = "1" >
  < meter D = "1" / >
  / < C >
  < /B >
  < C meter = "2" >
  < counter E = "1" / >
  / < C >
  < /A >
  < meter B = "4" >
  < C meter = "3" / >
  < /B >
  < C meter = "6" >
  < counter E = "3" / >
  < counter D '2' = >
  < counter E = "1" / >
  / < d: >
  / < C >
  < meter D = "2" / >
  < counter E = "4" >
  < counter F = "1" / >
  < /E >
  < counter F = "1" / >
  < / root >
  
  Then returns many things at the same time as follows:
  1 - list of all of the separate paths
  2 - meter of the depth of each path element attribute value
  3 - the value of the previous counter in 2, is divided by the value of the attribute root counter.
  
  Thanks in advance :)))

  I'm sorry that not all xml input data correctly.

  You must use the {code} tag to enclose the code snippets. Formatting will be preserved and content not interpreted by the forum software.

  Here's an XQuery query that should work:

  declare function local:list-paths($d as element())
  as element()*
  {
    let $root := name($d)
    let $rootcnt := xs:integer($d/@counter)
    for $i in $d/descendant::*
    return element path
    {
      attribute value {
        substring-after(
          string-join(
            for $j in $i/ancestor-or-self::*
            return name($j)
          , "/"
          )
        , $root
        )
      }
    , attribute counter {$i/@counter}
    , attribute percentage {xs:integer($i/@counter) div $rootcnt}
    }
  };
  

• How to add the XML attribute to an element using BPEL assign

  I have a xml request to a bpel process that contains no attribute.
  After some process, I need to create this missing attribute and specify a value.
  
  I tried to use the XML fragment in the business to be divested. But how do I create an attribute?
  This XML node which I am trying to create an attribute is a very large knot with many dynamic typing(xsi:type). I can just re - create the complete xml code with the required nodes.
  
  Anyone know how I can create an attribute xml using the BPEL entitlement? I don't want to use the Java code in my process.
  
  Thank you.

  You can use the attribute bpelx:insertMissingToData on the item to copy, for example:

  
  
  
  Query="/client:process/@time"/ >
  

  If not there is time of the attribute in the process element, it will be added.

• How to display the different attribute value in the ToolTip of selectonechoice

  In the selectonechoice when hovering over the values in the drop-down list, it displays the same value in the ToolTip too. I want to see the value of another attribute in the ToolTip.

  For example if the list displays the name of the lov, ToolTip should show its description attribute value. I tried assigning a different value to shorDesc, but have no effect on the values of the ToolTip.

  

  < af:selectOneChoice value = "#{row.bindings.TfesNdx.inputValue} '"

  label = "#{row." Bindings.TfesNdx.label}.

  required = "#{bindings." ATfes.hints.TfesNdx.mandatory}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." ATfes.hints.TfesNdx.tooltip}"/ / changed it to shortDesc =" #{row.bindings.Notes.inputValue} "does not yet "

  ID = "soc17" autoSubmit = "true" >

  < f: selectItems value = "#{row.bindings.TfesNdx.items} '"

  ID = "si17" / >

  < / af:selectOneChoice >

  PS: Using 11.1.1.7.0 version adf

  You probably need property shortDesc on af:selectItem http://jdevadf.oracle.com/adf-richclient-demo/docs/tagdoc/af_selectItem.html

  For example, you can use af:forEach to make your items to select like in this blog post: http://learnfrommike.blogspot.com/2013/11/adf-using-selectonechoice-in-afiterator.html

  Dario

• Export xml attribute values

  Dear java expert,

  I was trying to export script attribute value to the .txt format. I have attached the screenshot for your reference.  Please me friends suggestion.

  

  I use the system: Mac, indesign Cs6.

  Thanks in advance to all

  Dear friends,

  I share my java coding below, based on this question.

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  Var log = new File(app.activeDocument.filePath+"/log.html");

  log. Encoding = "UTF-8";

  log. Open ("w");

  log.writeln(")

  ");

  log.writeln(")

  ");

  FindEmail (myDocument);

  log.writeln(")

  Text (in the template)

  Found (Href tag)

  ");

  log. Close();

  Alert ("completed");

  function FindEmail (elm)

  {

  for (var i = 0; i)< elm.xmlelements.length;="">

  {

  XMLelementName = elm.xmlElements [i].markupTag.name.toString ();

  if(XMLelementName=="img")

  {

  for (j = 0; j

  {

  var cc = elm.xmlElements [i] .silence

  Alert (CC);

  var aa = elm.xmlElements [i] .xmlAttributes [j] .name

  if(AA=="src")

  {

  alert (aa);

  var BB = elm.xmlElements [i] .xmlAttributes [j] .value;

  log.writeln(")« + cc + »' + elm.xmlElements [i] .xmlAttributes [j] .value + ".");

  alert (cc + ' ~ ~ ' + aa + "~ ~" + bb);

  }

  }

  }

  FindEmail (elm.xmlElements [i]);

  }

  }

  Thank you

• Rename the XML attribute

  Hi all

  I want to rename the attribute in the indesign document. I found no reference in this forum.

  Here are the attribute appear in the palette of structure in the Indesign Document:

  News[@North=N01]

  And want to change the line above to:

  News[@South=N01]

  I only want to change of name not the attribute value.

  Need help.

  Thank you

  LUN

  Post edited by: designmon79

  var doc = app.activeDocument,
      elements = doc.xmlElements[0].evaluateXPathExpression("//news[@north='n01']"),
      i, l;
  
  for (i = 0, l = elements.length; i < l; i++) {
      elements[i].xmlAttributes.item("north").name = "south";
  }
  

  Jeff

• [CS5 - JS] Definition of the XML attributes from variables...

  Hello

  I'm building a XML variable to store the information needed to run my script.

  The XML structure is quite simple:

  var = new XML document ("< document > < pages > < page / > < / pages > < / document >");

  Every 'page' nodes are added using a simple statement.

  If I need to add an attribute to a node of 'page' I usually use this method:

  document.pages.page.@height= 210;

  What happens if I need to add an attribute without knowing its name (because it is stored in a variable)?

  Y at - it something like that? :

  document.pages.page.setAttribute (Name, 210);

  Have no idea how to handle this...

  Try this:

  document.pages.page['@'+var_name] = 210;

  @+

  Marc

• With the help of the XML attributes in itemRenderer and labelFunction

  Hello!
  
  I searched for hours and read the Devguide but always impossible to find the solution to my problem.
  I have a xml returned from php like this:
  < files >
  < record id = "1" name = "name_1" type = "0" / >
  < record id = "2" name = "name_2" type = "0" / >
  < record id = "3" name = "name_3" type = "1 / >"
  < / documents >
  
  I can bind the result returned from the HTTPService to a data grid:
  
  < mx:DataGrid dataProvider = "{ret_XML.record}" width = "500" number of rows = "20" editable = "false" id = "dg" > "
  < mx:columns >
  <!-NEXT WORK! ->
  "< mx:DataGridColumn headerText ="Name" dataField="@name " width ="300"/ >
  <!- LABELFUNC don't DO NOT WORK IN LINE NEXT->
  "< headerText ="Type"dataField="@type mx:DataGridColumn " labelFunction ="labelFunc">
  < / mx:DataGridColumn >
  "< headerText ="Id"mx:DataGridColumn dataField="@id " editable ="false">
  < mx:itemRenderer >
  < mx:Component >
  <!-LINE FOLLOWING IS don't DO NOT WORK! ->
  "{< mx:Button label="{data.@id} '/ >
  < / mx:Component >
  < / mx:itemRenderer >
  < / mx:DataGridColumn >
  < / mx:columns >
  < / mx:DataGrid >
  
  and I have a labelFunction like this:
  
  private void labelFunc(item:Object,_column:DataGridColumn):String {}
  return "Type:"+ item.@type; "
  }
  
  So, my problem is that when I bind the column to an XML attribute, it works fine but when I try to link it to an itemRenderer or use it in a function, it does not work. I'm trying for hours now, but just can't make it work.
  I tried:
  "{< mx:Button label="{data.@id} '/ >
  < mx:Button label = "{data. () @id)} »/ >
  "{< mx:Button label="{@data.id} '/ >
  
  and perhaps others but no luck...
  Please someone help me with this one!
  
  Ty:
  [Pig]

  Problem solved!

  Well, post it on the forum after I solved my problem as follows:

  So in itemRenderer just use data.attribute () with the desired XML attribute name

  And in the labelFunction:

  private void labelFunc(item:Object,_column:DataGridColumn):String {}
  return "Type:"+ item.attribute ('type'); '.
  }
  Even with itemRenderer but rather data use () item.attribute
  

  I hope that this is the 'official' solution too...

  [Pig]

• Remove the XML attribute

  Hello
  
  I export xml data into our database files. Since the xsd has changed it can be exported directly to another db to a third-party tool and I (among others) remove an attribute of an element

  CREATE TABLE xml_test(
        message XMLTYPE
        )
  /
  INSERT INTO xml_test
  VALUES (q'[<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
  <ZusyMeldung xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
  xmlns="http://www.zusy.de/2002/XMLSchema" 
  xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.zusy.de/2002/XMLSchema ZusyAZ01.xsd">
    <TransferHeader xsi:nil="true"/>
    <Daten>
      A lot more elements
    </Daten>
  </ZusyMeldung>]')
  /
  COMMIT;

  < TransferHeader xsi: Nil = 'true' / > should become < TransferHeader / >.
  
  I want to write files directly with the script next and tried to use updateXML in my SELECTION, but somehow I don't understand well.
  

  DECLARE
      CURSOR cur_out IS
          SELECT  message
          FROM    xml_test;
  BEGIN
      FOR r_out IN cur_out LOOP
          dbms_xslprocessor.clob2file (
               r_out.message
              ,'DIR_XMLOUT'
              ,'out_name.xml'
              ,0
              );
      END LOOP;
  END;
  /

  Concerning
  Marcus

  Hi Marcus,

  Given that you want to remove, try deleteXML :

  select xmlserialize(document
           deletexml(
             message
           , '/ZusyMeldung/TransferHeader/@xsi:nil'
           , 'xmlns="http://www.zusy.de/2002/XMLSchema", xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"'
           )
         )
  from xml_test ;
  

  Note that the functions of XML DML Oracle (updateXML, deleteXML etc.) are not recommended in 11.2.0.3 for the update of XQuery:

  select xmlquery(
           'declare default element namespace "http://www.zusy.de/2002/XMLSchema"; (: :)
            copy $d := .
            modify ( delete node $d/ZusyMeldung/TransferHeader/@xsi:nil )
            return $d'
          passing message
          returning content
         )
  from xml_test ;
  

• Update the xml string values.

  Hello

  I'm on 11.2.0.2 and got table with column nclob that stores the long xml string.

  {code}

  "<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8"? >

  <? Fuego version = "6.5.2" build "101272 =? >

  < Game >

  < configuration name = "TEST database" type = subtype "SQL" = "DDORACLE" >

  < name = "jdbc.pool.idle_timeout property" value = "5" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.entry.max property" value = "10" / > "

  < name = "oracle.dateEqualsTimestamp property" value = "false" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.schema property" value = "user1" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.host property" value = "hostname" / > "

  < property name = "user" value = "user1" / >

  < name = "jdbc.port property" value = "1521" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.min property" value = "0" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.maxopencursors property" value = "50" / > "

  < name = "oracle.sid property" value = "dbsid" / > "

  < property name = "password" value = "user101" / >

  < name = "jdbc.xa property" value = "false" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.max property" value = "10" / > "

  < / configuration >

  < configuration name = 'TEST base2' type = subtype "SQL" = "DDORACLE" >

  < name = "jdbc.pool.idle_timeout property" value = "5" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.entry.max property" value = "10" / > "

  < name = "oracle.dateEqualsTimestamp property" value = "false" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.schema property" value = "user2" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.host property" value = "hostname" / > "

  < property name = "user" value = "user2" / >

  < name = "jdbc.port property" value = "1521" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.min property" value = "0" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.maxopencursors property" value = "50" / > "

  < name = "oracle.sid property" value = "dbsid2" / > "

  < property name = "password" value = "user201" / >

  < name = "jdbc.xa property" value = "false" / > "

  < name = "jdbc.pool.max property" value = "10" / > "

  < / configuration >

  < / set >

  "

  {code}

  My goal is to update the value of the password so that it is equal to the value of jdbc.schema value < property name = "jdbc.schema" value = "user2" / > in this case user2 | " '01'

  < property name = "password" value = "user201" / > <-that's my goal.

  Concerning

  Greg

  Hello

  You can find a few methods here: How To: nodes of XML update with values from the same document. Oracle of Odie's blog

  They are not applicable to your options and version though.

  This is the first applied to your case:

  declare

  v_xmldoc xmltype.

  Start

  Select xmlparse (document to_clob (t.xmldoc))

  in v_xmldoc

  of my_nclob_table t

  where t.id = 1;

  for r in)

  Select idx, schema_name

  of my_nclob_table t

  xmltable)

  "/ game/configuration.

  passage v_xmldoc

  columns idx for ordinalite

  , schema_name varchar2 (30) path 'property[@name="jdbc.schema"]/@value '.

  )

  )

  loop

  Select updatexml)

  v_xmldoc

  , "configuration/game / ['|]» [to_char (r.idx) |'] Property[@name="password"]/@value'

  r.schema_name | '01'

  )

  in v_xmldoc

  Double;

  end loop;

  Update my_nclob_table t

  Set t.xmldoc = to_nclob (xmlserialize (dash, document v_xmldoc))

  where t.id = 1;

  end;

  /

  Here's another, using DOM:

  declare

  CLOB doc;

  p dbms_xmlparser. Analyzer;

  domdoc dbms_xmldom. DOMDocument;

  docnode dbms_xmldom. DOMNode;

  conf_list dbms_xmldom. DOMNodeList;

  conf_node dbms_xmldom. DOMNode;

  password_node dbms_xmldom. DOMNode;

  schema_name varchar2 (30);

  password_value varchar2 (256);

  Start

  Select to_clob (xmldoc)

  in the doc

  of my_nclob_table

  where id = 1;

  p: = dbms_xmlparser.newParser;

  dbms_xmlparser.parseClob (p, doc);

  domdoc: = dbms_xmlparser.getDocument (p);

  dbms_xmlparser.freeParser (p);

  docnode: = dbms_xmldom.makeNode (domdoc);

  conf_list: = dbms_xslprocessor.selectNodes (docnode, ' / game/configuration ');

  for i from 0... dbms_xmldom.GetLength (conf_list) - 1 loop

  conf_node: = dbms_xmldom.item(conf_list, i);

  dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf (conf_node, 'property[@name="jdbc.schema"]/@value', schema_name);

  password_node: = dbms_xslprocessor.selectSingleNode (conf_node, 'property[@name="password"]/@value');

  dbms_xmldom.setNodeValue (password_node, schema_name |) '01');

  end loop;

  dbms_xmldom.writeToClob (domdoc, doc);

  dbms_xmldom.freeDocument (domdoc);

  Update my_nclob_table t

  Set t.xmldoc = to_nclob (doc)

  where t.id = 1;

  end;

  /

  Post edited by: odie_63 - added DOM example

• Certificate of IOM in the child attribute value form

  In SAP, we have role 'SAP_ALL. And we want to control, that no one in the system doesn't have this role.
  We decided to make it through the certificate in Oracle Identity Manager, but found that it doesn't have this capability, because roles are listed in the form of child resource and Attestation cannot compare something with the value of the attribute on the child form.
  Maybe, I don't know something about certification in Oracle Identity Manager? Can someone help me?

  According to my understanding on the affidavit, it deals with access to the resource, not on the type of access to the resource.

  And your condition is some sort of access to the resource.

  Can you elaborate more on your condition, there will be another solution for the same.

  Like putting the validation at the time of the filing of the application.

  Concerning
  Alabhya Grondin

• Add the XML attribute

  Right now I work with a very simple .xml file that retrieves data ultimately resulting in the generation of run-time components. Here is a simplified version:
  
  < data >
  < article type = "Button" x = "50" y = "100" label = "Button 1" / >
  < article type = "Button" x = "50" y = "300" label = "Button 2" / >
  < / data >
  
  I figured out how to remove an attribute, such as the "label" with this:
  
  If (. name(). attributes() [i] myXML.item [0] == "label" "")
  {
  delete myXML.build.item [0]. attributes() [i];
  i-- ;
  }
  
  Now, the question is how can I add another attribute - like the "height"? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

  Okay, I just stumbbled on the solution:

  x 1. @["name"] = "test 2"; "

  This seems to do. I don't know if the reverse works just not or if I did it all just bad. Thanks for your help.