Through the XML file in a table?

Hi all

I am having trouble interrperting how I should browse a XML file and pushing it toward a table to display data sets.

Here is my as:

myXML = new XML();
myXML.ignoreWhite = true;
myXML.onLoad = {function (ok)}

If {(ok)
ALLDATA = this.firstChild.childNodes;
allEntries = this.firstChild.firstChild.childNodes;

for (i = 0; i < alldata.length; i ++) {}
trace (newline + "letter:" + alldata [i] .nodeName);

for (r = 0; r < allEntries.length; r ++) {}
trace(allEntries[r].nodeName+":"+allEntries[r].firstChild);
}

}

} else {}
trace ("loading error");
}
};
myXML.load ("temp_glossary.xml");

This is my XML:

<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "iso-8859-1? > <!-this - >
< Glossary >

< A >

< aardvark > he is an Aardvark < / Aardvark > <! - firstChild.firstChild.firstChild - >
< Apple > it is an Apple < / Apple >
< EPA > it's a monkey < / EPA >
< /A >

< B >
< Ball > it is a ball < / balls >
< bat > it is a bat < / Bat >
< bike > it is a bike < / Bike >
< /B >

< C >
< drive > it is a car < / car >
< heading > it is a cap < / Cape >
< Cook > This is a Cook < / Cook >
/ < C >
< / Glossary >

Output is currently:

Letter: A
Aardvark: he is an Aardvark
Apple: this is an Apple
EPA: it is a monkey

Letter: B
Aardvark: he is an Aardvark
Apple: this is an Apple
EPA: it is a monkey

Letter: C
Aardvark: he is an Aardvark
Apple: this is an Apple
EPA: it is a monkey

The output, I see I only have access to the firstChild whenever I write the words, but I do not know how to go about it increments to the next block of words. I guess I can do with a 2D array and iteration, but don't know how to implement.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you.

Chris

myXML = new XML();
myXML.ignoreWhite = true;
myXML.onLoad = {function (ok)}
If {(ok)
ALLDATA = this.firstChild.childNodes;
allEntries = this.firstChild.firstChild.childNodes;
for (i = 0; i
trace (newline + "letter:" + alldata [i] .nodeName);
for (r = 0; r
trace (Alldata [i] Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) [r].firstChild.nodeValue);
}
}
} else {}
trace ("loading error");
}
};

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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.

Load the XML file into Oracle external Table

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Reva

Could you please help me how to insert my XML content into that.

Same as before, try a plain old INSERT:

insert into xml_pecos

values)

XmlType (bfilename ('XML_DIR', "test.xml"), nls_charset_id ('AL32UTF8'))

);

But you'll probably hit the same limitation as with the binary XMLType table.

In this case, you can use FTP to load the file as a resource in the XML DB repository.

If the XML schema has been registered with the hierarchy enabled then the file will be automatically inserted into the table.

Could you post the exact statement that you used to save the scheme?

In the meantime, you can also read this article, I did a few years ago, it covers the XML DB features that may be useful here, including details on how to load the file via FTP:

https://odieweblog.WordPress.com/2011/11/23/Oracle-XML-DB-a-practical-example/

And documentation of the course: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e23094/xdb06stt.htm#ADXDB4672

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

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

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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
```
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```
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).

Generate the XML file with elements and attributes in table Oracle
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I have the following table structure.

CREATE TABLE SPOOL
(
COIL_ID NUMBER (10),
COIL_NUMBER VARCHAR2 (40),
COIL_PO_OPERATING_UNIT VARCHAR2 (20).
COIL_PO_NUMBER VARCHAR2 (40),
MILL_NUMBER VARCHAR2 (2),
MILL_COIL_STATUS VARCHAR2 (15).
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WEIGHT_UOM VARCHAR2 (10),
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DOC_STS_MSG VARCHAR2 (600)
)
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< DocStsMsg test = '0' EquipmentCode = "CHIGMA1" TesterLogin = "dpkrueger" Value = "12" TestUnit = "mm" Status = 'NonProcessed' TestId = "125" / >
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Can you please guide me how to do it in a single query?

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Function EXTRACT will force a print in your version:
```
SELECT XMLElement("Coil",
         XMLAttributes(
           'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' as "xmlns:xsi"
         , 'www.tempel.com/COIL.xsd' as "xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation"
         )
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         , COIL_NUMBER            as "CoilNo"
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         , COIL_PO_NUMBER         as "CoilPONo"
         , MILL_NUMBER            as "MillNo"
         , MILL_COIL_STATUS       as "MillCoilStatus"
         , ITEM_NUMBER            as "ItemNo"
         , COIL_WEIGHT            as "Weight"
         , WEIGHT_UOM             as "UOM"
         , DOCUMENT_NUMBER        as "DocumentNo"
         , DOCUMENT_DATE          as "DocumentDate"
         , DOCUMENT_STATUS        as "DocumentStatus"
         , DOCUMENT_TYPE          as "DocumentType"
         , DOCUMENT_SOURCE        as "DocumentSource"
         )
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             , VALUE          as "Value"
             , TEST_UOM       as "TestUnit"
             , TEST_STATUS    as "Status"
             , TEST_ID        as "TestId"
             )
           )
         )
       ).extract('/*')
FROM coil
GROUP BY COIL_ID
       , COIL_NUMBER
       , COIL_PO_OPERATING_UNIT
       , COIL_PO_NUMBER
       , MILL_NUMBER
       , MILL_COIL_STATUS
       , ITEM_NUMBER
       , COIL_WEIGHT
       , WEIGHT_UOM
       , DOCUMENT_NUMBER
       , DOCUMENT_DATE
       , DOCUMENT_STATUS
       , DOCUMENT_TYPE
       , DOCUMENT_SOURCE ;
```

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CONT =]
[{txt: 'Perfume'} //main menu]
[[{txt: 'Top Note', framework: 'topNote'}, {txt: 'Heart notes', frame: "heartNote"}, {txt: frame, 'Note of Base': 'gaps'}] / / submenu]

,[
{txt: 'Packaging', field: 'packaging'} / / main menu
]
]
I created an xml file and am able to recover data and impossible to find the same.
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< Products >
< produces txt = setting "Perfume" = "" > "".
< = frame 'Top Note' = "topNote" txt file name > < / name of the file >
< = txt file name ' heart notes"frame ="heartNote"> < / name of the file >
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< / product >
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< / product >
< / product >
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---------------------------------------
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var node:XMLNode = GlobalVarContainer.myXML.firstChild;
var navItm:int = int (node.childNodes.length);
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var temp_array:Array = new Array();
var subnavCount:int = int (node.childNodes [i].childNodes.length); subnav
var obj:Object = new Object();
obj.txt = node.childNodes [i] .attributes ['txt ""]
obj. Frame = node.childNodes [i] .attributes ["frame" "]
trace (node.childNodes [i]. Attributes ['txt'])

for (var j: int = 0; j < subnavCount; j ++)
{
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[object Object], [object Object], [object Object]
[object Object], [object Object], [object Object],.
[object Object], [object Object], [object Object],.
[object Object], [object Object], [object Object], [object Object]
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need advice to move forward from here.
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AYUSH

What I meant is that if you load the XML e4x, you have to analyze in a table to use it. You can retrieve the syntax of e4x XMLList and use it directly in your code. You can treat the XMLList almost as you treat any array using a for each loop for example.

Take the code below as an example and adapt it to your needs:

var mainMenu:XMLList = this.testXML.menu;

for each {var menu: XML (in mainMenu)}

trace ("Menu:" + menu.@txt);

You can use your logic to create menu main point here

var mynavItem:Navitem = new Navitem (0, spatie * i, GlobalVarContainer.my_array [i] [0], [i, 0], false, true);

this.holder.addChild (mynavItem); ABLE TO VIEW THE MAIN MENU

var items: XMLList = menu.children ();

If (items.length () > 0) {}

for each {var point: XML (in the points)}

trace ("point:" + item.@txt);

Logic of creation of subitem here

var mySubnavItem:Navitem = new Navitem (dash, spatie * (i + 1 + j), GlobalVarContainer.my_array [i] [2], [i, j], true);

this.holder.addChild (mySubnavItem); DISPLAYS ONLY THE LAST ENTRY IN THE SUBMENU

}

}

}

Center aligning images in table using the XML file
Hello
I use a flash file that uses an xml file to download a series of images one by one in a photo-gate.
There are two different widths of images. The height is always the same. Is it possible to set up so that each image that calls file xml is center aligned as part of image.
At the present time when using the xml file to load the image she always left aligns the image when he brings it in image even if you change the alignment to center align in the Panel align.
Does anyone have a suggestion why this happens or how to fix it?
Thanks for the help
I did this quickly and did not test - but if it does not directly at the exit it might give you a starting point - or someone else can correct if there are errors. I'll check tomorrow - where I am its time to go to sleep...
CHANGE the DETAILS: Just changed a few pieces of code I posted last night - I forgot to change the statement holder_mc.loadMovie in xml.onLoad Manager. I have not tested, but its along the lines of the approach I would use to solve your problem with resizing the image. Let me know how you go with it.

Navigate trough different 'levels' in the XML file from the known item?

I am quite new to this, so I have to ask even if it's a stupid question...

I am trying to build a generic oracle procedure that can insert data into a table from a file XML so that message that it contains, but of course the messages has the same structure.

I need to find the first item after data, in this case "CUS_ORD_HEAD", but it could be any message as PO_HEAD.
So I need to somehow find the element without knowledge is the name of the element. It goes same for CUS_ORD_LINE that might be PO_LINE. Is it possible to navigate through the different 'levels' in the XML file from a known element.

< CustomerOrder >
< metadata >
< TransActionIdentity > 1 < / TransActionIdentity >
< / metadata >
< data >
< Client CUS_ORD_HEAD = 'ABC' CustomerOrderNumber '1234' = >
< CUS_ORD_LINE CustomerOrderNumber = "1234" OrderedQuantity = "10" ProductNumber = "1001403" CustomerOrderLinePosition = "1" / >
< HAPI_CUS_ORD_LINE CustomerOrderNumber = "1234" OrderedQuantity = "1" ProductNumber = "2530" CustomerOrderLinePosition = "2" / >
< CUS_ORD_LINE_TEXT CustomerOrderLinePosition = '2' Text = "Test" CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER = "1234" / >
< / HAPI_CUS_ORD_HEAD >
< / data >
< / CustomerOrder >

the tablename parameter is identical to the XML element and attributes are the same as the columns

OK, understood.

You can retrieve the name of the element and attribute names in the same time by using something like the following.
Attribute names are stored in a collection that is accessible iteratively in order to build the dynamic parts of the query:

SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TColumnList IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(30);
  2  /

Type created

SQL> set serveroutput on
SQL>
SQL> DECLARE
  2
  3   xmldoc   xmltype := xmltype('
  4  
  5  
  6  1
  7  
  8  
  9  
 10  
 11  
 12  
 13  
 14  
 15  
 16  
 17  ');
 18
 19   --t_column_list TColumnList := TColumnList();
 20   --v_table_name  VARCHAR2(30);
 21
 22   tmp_cols      VARCHAR2(1000);
 23   tmp_paths     VARCHAR2(1000);
 24   tmp_qry       VARCHAR2(4000);
 25
 26  BEGIN
 27
 28    FOR r IN (
 29      SELECT table_name
 30           , set(cast(collect(column_name) as TColumnList)) as column_list
 31      FROM XMLTable(
 32           'for $i in /CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::*
 33              , $j in $i/attribute::*
 34            return element e
 35            {
 36              element TABLE_NAME {name($i)}
 37            , element COLUMN_NAME {name($j)}
 38            }'
 39            passing xmldoc
 40            columns
 41              table_name   varchar2(30)
 42            , column_name  varchar2(30)
 43           )
 44      GROUP BY table_name
 45    )
 46    LOOP
 47
 48      tmp_cols := NULL;
 49      tmp_paths := NULL;
 50
 51      --dbms_output.put_line(r.table_name);
 52
 53      FOR i in 1 .. r.column_list.count LOOP
 54
 55        tmp_cols := tmp_cols || ', ' || r.column_list(i);
 56        tmp_paths := tmp_paths || ', ' || r.column_list(i) || ' varchar2(35) path ''@' || r.column_list(i) || '''';
 57
 58      END LOOP;
 59
 60      tmp_cols := ltrim(tmp_cols, ', ');
 61      tmp_paths := ltrim(tmp_paths, ', ');
 62
 63      tmp_qry := 'INSERT INTO ' || r.table_name || ' (' || tmp_cols || ') ' ||
 64                 'SELECT ' || tmp_cols ||
 65                 ' FROM XMLTable(''/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::' || r.table_name || '''' ||
 66                 ' PASSING :1 ' ||
 67                 'COLUMNS ' || tmp_paths ||
 68                 ')';
 69
 70      dbms_output.put_line(tmp_qry);
 71
 72    END LOOP;
 73
 74  END;
 75  /

INSERT INTO CUS_ORD_HEAD (CustomerOrderNumber, Customer) SELECT CustomerOrderNumber, Customer FROM XMLTable('/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::CUS_ORD_HEAD' PASSING :1 COLUMNS CustomerOrderNumber varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderNumber', Customer varchar2(35) path '@Customer')
INSERT INTO CUS_ORD_LINE (CustomerOrderNumber, OrderedQuantity, ProductNumber, CustomerOrderLinePosition) SELECT CustomerOrderNumber, OrderedQuantity, ProductNumber, CustomerOrderLinePosition FROM XMLTable('/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::CUS_ORD_LINE' PASSING :1 COLUMNS CustomerOrderNumber varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderNumber', OrderedQuantity varchar2(35) path '@OrderedQuantity', ProductNumber varchar2(35) path '@ProductNumber', CustomerOrderLinePosition varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderLinePosition')
INSERT INTO CUS_ORD_LINE_TEXT (CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER, Text, CustomerOrderLinePosition) SELECT CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER, Text, CustomerOrderLinePosition FROM XMLTable('/CustomerOrder/Data/descendant::CUS_ORD_LINE_TEXT' PASSING :1 COLUMNS CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER varchar2(35) path '@CUSTOMERORDERNUMBER', Text varchar2(35) path '@Text', CustomerOrderLinePosition varchar2(35) path '@CustomerOrderLinePosition')

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed

Automation of several Flash file by using the XML file 'mailing list '.

I created a Flash interactive multi-fichiers 'demo' for a client. It is very well as a Web site (although he doesn't use it as a Web site) in the way it is stated that there is an index page which can then direct you to product categories, which you can click to see. Each 'page' contains the product (or product category) information, photos, diagrams, etc. There is nothing of Flash animation.
My client also wants to be able to put in place so that the demo runs automatically in a configurable XML file. My ActionScript skills are fairly limited, but I was able to by using ActionScript 3 to load and read XML file. A loop using 'for', I am able to read the XML file and returns the path of each Flash file and the time that each file must be displayed (my client asked that he able to configure the duration of each page as well).
I created a charger for each video clip and a timer for the duration. Unfortunately, the thing that throws me off is that when I try to load the clip (as the last element in the loop for), it reads the entire XML file, returns all the clips and the durations (I use trace to see this) before loading the clip. Thus, the single loaded clip is the last reading of the XML file.
As I said, I'm not very good at ActionScript, so everything I managed to combine was internet tutorials.
This is my code:
var xmlLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader();
xmlLoader.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, xmlLoaded);
var mcLoader:Loader = new Loader();
mcLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.INIT, playClip);
var mcCurrent:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
stage.addChild (mcCurrent);
var xml;
function playClip(e:Event):void
{
trace("Function:playClip");
stage.removeChild (mcCurrent);
mcCurrent = MovieClip (mcLoader.content);
mcLoader.unload ();
stage.addChild (mcCurrent);
}
function xmlLoaded(e:Event):void
{
trace ("function: xmlLoaded");
XML = new XML (e.target.data);

var cl:XMLList = xml.clip;
for (var i: uint = 0; i < cl.length (); i ++)
{
trace ("Begin"for"loop");
trace ("variable" i "is" + i);
clipPath var = cl[i].@path;
var delay = cl[i].@duration;
trace ("Clip path is" + clipPath);
trace ("Display for" + delay);

mcLoader.load (new URLRequest (clipPath));
}
}
xmlLoader.load (new URLRequest ("filerunlist.xml"));

I removed the timer event because, like all the rest was repeated until whatever it is obtained, so I wanted to figure out out to get the charger clip (mcLoader) to load the clip for each file, before I realized where put in the time to make sure each element is displayed for the appropriate duration. I suspect that the timer event must occur in the function "playClip", but that it would take advice on that as well.
Thanks to anyone who can help me understand this.

You need to do in the service of parsing xml is just to store all data in a table. You will use while an array element after another through some timer control you set up, access each file in the order that they are stored in the table. You do not load in this function, all data storage, and when finished, the last line of this function outside the loop, fires at any function you have who begins to treat the first element of the array.

For example, to store the data objects in the array...

var clipData:Array = new Array();   store your data xml here

var clipToShow:uint = 0;                   use later in the function showClip

function xmlLoaded(e:Event):void
{
trace ("function: xmlLoaded");
XML = new XML (e.target.data);

var cl:XMLList = xml.clip;
for (var i: uint = 0; i
{
clipArray.push ({clipPath: cl[i].@path, delay: cl[i].@duration});

}

showClip();
}

function showClip() {}

Regardless of the process of loading .clipPath clipArray [clipToShow]

and using clipArray [clipToShow] .delay to start some timer is involved

the timer handler function calls this function when it is run

clipToShow += 1;   increment the counter for the next clip online

}

If you are not comfortable/familiar with the approach of the object, then you could also store the clip and delay data in two separate tables.

HTTP Communication tutorial - parsing of the XML file error

Hello again,

I went through the tutorial of HTTP Communication today is here. Built just fine and it loaded into the Simulator, however when I hit refresh to load the XML from an HTTP network call I get the error:

XmlDataModel: Analysis of the file error... /... /.. /Data/model.XML on line 14, column 8: "unexpected character.

After the end of the XML file, given the location of the character of line 14, column 8 is that it really confused me.

Any thoughts on how to bypass this?

The XML file can be found at https://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/files/documentation/device_platform/networking/model.xml

try changing the url https://developer.blackberry.com/cascades/files/documentation/device_platform/networking/model.xml

RSS feeds save in the xml file in the device memory

Hello

I'm in the analysis of an RSS feed with SAX parser. Now, I want to record the first RSS an xml file in the memory of the device or on the SD card. Can someone guide me through this process

To write in an XML rss content, start by creating the file with the extension ".xml" with the help of the FileConnection API, then write content (rss data) in the XML file.

You can use code below to write the content in the file. We must give the path as a string & content in byte format.

public boolean writeFile(String path, byte[] data)
    {
        javax.microedition.io.Connection c = null;
        java.io.OutputStream os = null;
        try {
            c = javax.microedition.io.Connector.open("file:///" + path, javax.microedition.io.Connector.READ_WRITE);
            javax.microedition.io.file.FileConnection fc =
                    (javax.microedition.io.file.FileConnection) c;
            if (!fc.exists())
                fc.create();
            else
                fc.truncate(0);
            os = fc.openOutputStream();
            os.write(data);
            os.flush();
            return true;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            return false;
        } finally {
            try {
                if (os != null)
                    os.close();
                if (c != null)
                    c.close();
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                ex.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
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Using the XML file error

Hello
I use an XML file as the source in a map. This worked well until I changed the context during the execution of the mapping.
Initially, during the execution of the development, it worked without any problem. But when I changed the context to run the Test, he gave me the following error:-
ODI-1227: task load data-LKM SQL for Oracle-don't work not to connect to the source P6_ACTIVITIES - TEST.
Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: the object name already exists: P6ACTI_READACTIVITIESRESPONSE in the statement [create table P6ACTI_READACTIVITIESRESPONSE (READACTIVITIESRESPONSEPK NUMERIC (10) NOT NULL, SNPSFILENAME varchar (255) NULL, SNPSFILEPATH varchar (255) NULL, SNPSLOADDATE varchar (255) NULL)]
This object name, P6ACTI_READACTIVITIESRESPONSE created by ODI is a combination of scheme name defined in the JDBC URL properties (or the first five characters of the XML file) and the element root. Therefore, I don't have any control over the name, unless I have change the schema name property.
Restart the agent will solve the problem temporarily, but the error will appear again when the context is changed. My question is, how do I create/drop / let agent do this each time that the XML file is accessed ODI. I use ODI 12.1.3.
Thanks in advance,
Xmen

Only, you should be able to query code KM to understand if these tables are created, but generally it will be in the scheme of work specified on your server of intermediate technology.

We are not allowed to change the KMs, because it would create problems of alimony.

Who with Oracle or internally? A large part of ODI power lies in an open framework around KMs and as long as you develop and test carefully any customizations KM I really can't see why the support would be a problem. You can run the table to fall outside the knowledge module, would be - this also be a support issue, the main difference is that a KM custom allows to reuse easier?

Processing the XML file

I have a requirement to process a stream of xml files and load its content in the oracle as a name-value pair tables. Basically, my table has three columns ID, Detail_NM, Detail_val. I have to extract the ID and the corresponding details and store it in this table. The XML file looks like in below. I can use an extract sql but you are looking for the most effective way to do it. I would like to highlight the elements dynamically as an element may or may not be present in every game. for example. Second series below has address2 that isn't there in the first document set. Even if nothing new is introduced, I should be able to treat them without explicitly mentioning the name of the element. Is there a better way to deal with? Please, share your ideas. Thanks in advance
< document >
< id > 546534 < /ID >
< details >
the New York < City > < / City >
Ave de Rome 45 < address > < / address >
< zip > 10281 < / Zip >
< / details >
< / document >
< document >
< id > 6785565 < /ID >
< details >
Dallas < City > < / City >
< address > 56 locust ave < / address >
< Address2 > 2nd floor < / address >
< zip > 07454 < / Zip >
< / details >
< / document >

user626688 wrote:

Thanks again. Yes, we can have a node root here.

-What is the average size of a single XML entity? (Number of nodes, size in bytes)? -A file can be up to 2MB size. Each ID can have different elements from 0 to 200 under him. (Each document tag).

Sorry, missed your last answer once again.

If there is a root node, it is even simpler.

And you can certainly use an intermediate binary table of XMLType:
```
SQL> begin
  2
  3    -- insert as Binary XMLType
  4    -- optional step for small files
  5    insert into tmp_xml
  6    values (
  7      xmltype(bfilename('TEST_DIR','sample2.xml'), nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8'))
  8    );
  9
10    -- parse and insert into the target table
11    insert into my_table (id, detail_nm, detail_val)
12    select x1.id
13         , x2.detail_nm
14         , x2.detail_val
15    from tmp_xml t
16       , xmltable('/Documents/Document'
17           passing t.object_value
18           columns id       number  path 'Id'
19                 , details  xmltype path 'Details'
20         ) x1
21       , xmltable('/Details/*'
22           passing x1.details
23           columns detail_nm  varchar2(256)  path 'local-name(.)'
24                 , detail_val varchar2(4000) path 'text()'
25         ) x2 ;
26
27  end;
28  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SQL> select * from my_table;

        ID DETAIL_NM            DETAIL_VAL
---------- -------------------- ------------------------
    546534 City                 New York
    546534 Address              45 Rome Ave
    546534 Zip                  10281
   6785565 City                 Dallas
   6785565 Address              56 locust ave
   6785565 Address2             2nd Floor
   6785565 Zip                  07454

7 rows selected.
```

How to import the xml file into bcc?

My input to atg file is xml containing assets of category or products.
I want the Scheduler to run to auto create a project and send an e-mail to the customer for approval.
When the client approves the xml file, and then run the Scheduler to get the data from the xml file into bcc.
I use: SingletonSchedulableService for this
Give me a direction for the same thing.
Thanks in advance.

I want to implement this in bcc.

What listener will listen to the authorization of the client for email (that contains the XML to import) we sent to him?

You will need to do a custom development to hang your workflow customized with incoming e-mail. To send notifications by mail electronic action is already there, and while creating his element within the ACC, you can specify a JSP page for the email template. You can view the rest of the relevant documents:

Oracle, Web ATG Commerce - Workflows

Oracle, ATG trade Web - action workflow items

I recommend you to consult the existing source of DeploymentEmailer in \Publishing\samples\Java and see different types of DeploymentEvent and States can be used, based on your requirement in your custom component. See also these API javadocs for the process and the events of deployment available:

DeploymentEvent (ATG Java API)

DeploymentServer (ATG Java API)

ATG has a component/atg/dynamo/service/POP3Service to retrieve messages from a POP3 e-mail server, but it is mainly used to detect the bounced email. Not too sure if it helps or adjustment in your case, but still you can go through all the details to know what is already there:

Bounced from Oracle ATG Web Commerce - E-mail

You can also check the event InboundEmail and API javadocs for InboundEmailMessage which are used in this function of rebound detection E-mail:

Oracle, ATG trade Web - InboundEmail event

InboundEmailMessage (ATG Java API)

Now based on all this, if you extend and customize a lot of things, that it would be little complex and tedious detect mail incoming approval based on its content and then advance your workflow. Another approach may be to put a URL in the e-mail template of your notification by e-mail that the approver will click and on the landing page, you can authenticate and advance your workflow to the needs.

Through the XML file in a table?

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