Watched folder processing XML document

Hello!

We are trying to convert an Adobe Central documents above to Adobe LiveCycle. We are currently working on the process of work. We have one where we have created a watched folder. The process is expected to work with XML and produce an output document. The input variable must be of type 'Document' or 'XML '? I kept it in as long as 'Document' because the XML documents will be placed in the folder. After that I don't know how to retrieve the XML data in the document. Anyone have ideas on this?

I appreciate it!

Wendy

Once you store the XML in the document variable

You can use the value set stage to assign the XML document type

Lets you know if have problems you doing this

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LiveCycle watched folder does not

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Hello
I try to load an XML document using a structured application defined in the default structapps.fm
My code is shown, extracted from the sample code API FDK.
Problem, I still got the same message:
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According to the "myLastFile" object, the method openDlg may not yet exist (if the myLastFile object is not an object file, for example). And I do not see the myLastFile be necessary anyway, you present a dialog box to select a file to open. I recommend to use the global method of ChooseFile () instead. This will give you a file name as string in the notation of full path, or null if no file has been selected in the dialog box. I'm not sure of what your States of the return value for ChooseFile ExtendScript documentation, but if that differs from what I tell you here, won't the documentation. For example, if you change the first lines of your code by the following it should work:

function () {} openXMLFile

var filename = ChooseFile ('choose XML file... ("," ","*.xml", Constants.FV_ChooseSelect);

While writing this, I see that Russ already gave you the same advice. Use the value of symbolic constant, I stated to use the ChooseFile dialog box to select a single file (it can also be used to select a directory or open a file - but you want control you the logon process). Note that this method allows you to define a directory for the dialog (second parameter). The ESTK autocompletion also gives you a fifth parameter "helplink" who is undocumented and may be ignored.

Good luck

Jang

Schema validation fails on the transformed XML document

OK, this is weird.

I get XML files that are supposed to conform to a given XSD. There are dozens of different parties who send these files. To be more precise, I refer to the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) PIPE Documents.

I found that at least one sender sends invalid files. I can't that fixes to the source, so I'm working around that.

for example

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<PIPEDocument  xmlns="http://www.oeb.gov.on.ca" 
                          xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" 
                          xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.oeb.gov.on.ca/ PIPEDocument.xsd" 
                          Version="4.0" 
                          DocumentReferenceNumber="xxx" CreationDate="20110825100008000ES">
<MarketParticipantDirectory>
<Sender>
...

Oracle is not like this:

ORA-31154: invalid XML document
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing
LSX-00344: namespace values "http://www.oeb.gov.on.ca" and "http://www.oeb.gov.on.ca/" differ

OK, so to work around this problem, before schema validation, I apply an XSLT transformation to clean the top-level element:

<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns="http://www.oeb.gov.on.ca">
<xsl:output method="xml" indent="no"/>

<xsl:template match="/">
    <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates/>
    </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="*">
    <xsl:if test="local-name() = name()">
            <xsl:element name="{local-name()}">
              <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()"/>
            </xsl:element>
    </xsl:if>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="@*">
    <xsl:if test="local-name() = name()">
            <xsl:attribute name="{local-name()}">
              <xsl:value-of select="."/>
            </xsl:attribute>
    </xsl:if>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Nice: the fact that it is intended for:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<PIPEDocument xmlns="http://www.oeb.gov.on.ca" 
                         Version="4.0" 
                         DocumentReferenceNumber="50520110825080908VA0001.EBT" 
                         CreationDate="20110825100008000ES">
<MarketParticipantDirectory>
<Sender>
...

If I now the schema validate the above transformed XML, then it validates OK.

Large? No, if I try to turn on the fly (i.e. without first transformation and followed by reading in the transformed data from the file), I get a strange error:

declare
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 v_xsd_name varchar2(255) := 'PIPE/Power/V4.0/PIPEDocument.xsd'; 
begin
if v_xml.isSchemaValid(v_xsd_name) = 1 then 
       dbms_Output.put_line('valid');
    else
       dbms_Output.put_line('invalid');
       
       --in order to get specific error info for a non-schema message need to convert the XML to schema based
       
       v_xml := v_xml.createSchemaBasedXML(v_xsd_name);
      
       v_xml.schemaValidate();               
       
    end if;  
end;
/

ORA-31043: Element '' not globally defined in schema ''

Exsqueeze me? What element in the schema?

The transformation itself works very well. Specifically, if I run the following:

select xmltype(bfilename('ERS_FILE_LOAD_308', 'DecryptedFile-30873604.xml'), 0).transform(XDBURIType('/ERS_TEST01/PIPE/XSLT/V1.0/pre_validate_XSLT.xsl').getXML()).getclobval() from dual;

... I get the desired result. Of course, if I save the result file and validate the fact that it works:

declare
 v_xml xmltype := xmltype(bfilename('ERS_FILE_LOAD_308', 'DecryptedFile-30873604_manually_saved.xml'), 0);
 v_xsd_name varchar2(255) := 'PIPE/Power/V4.0/PIPEDocument.xsd'; 
begin
if v_xml.isSchemaValid(v_xsd_name) = 1 then 
       dbms_Output.put_line('valid');
    else
       dbms_Output.put_line('invalid');
       
       --in order to get specific error info for a non-schema message need to convert the XML to schema based
       
       v_xml := v_xml.createSchemaBasedXML(v_xsd_name);
      
       v_xml.schemaValidate();               
       
    end if;  
end;
/

I would like to join example XML file, but it contains customer data so I can't do that. I would fix the XSD but it is the nest of a rat of 50 XSD with includes and a 300 script online registration scheme, so I can't do that.

What I'm missing here?

Looks like an Oracle bug for me at this isSchemaValid binds to a beginning of the XML instance and not to the instance transformed.

thoughts?

(using database Oracle 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production under linux)

Published by: Pollocks01 on October 18, 2011 16:11

Hello

Looks like an Oracle bug for me at this isSchemaValid binds to a beginning of the XML instance and not to the instance transformed.

That wouldn't be surprising. There are "few" bugs on the XSL transformation.
Here's a recently posted: {: identifier of the thread = 2245703}

The solution was to serialize the output and analyze again.
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You can also view the contents of the variable just after that:

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Anyone done the second way?

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Here is an example of use of the HR diagram example:

(1) the source document that are to be processed: emp.xml



 
  198
  Donald
  OConnell
  SH_CLERK
 
 
  199
  Douglas
  Grant
  SH_CLERK
 
 
  200
  Jennifer
  Whalen
  AD_ASST
 
 
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  Hartstein
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  Fay
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  Baer
  PR_REP
 
 
  205
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  Higgins
  AC_MGR
 
 
  206
  William
  Gietz
  AC_ACCOUNT
 
 
  100
  Steven
  King
  AD_PRES

(2) the lookup table:

SQL> create table lookup_table as
  2  select job_id, job_title
  3  from hr.jobs;

Table created

SQL> select * from lookup_table;

JOB_ID     JOB_TITLE
---------- -----------------------------------
AD_PRES    President
AD_VP      Administration Vice President
AD_ASST    Administration Assistant
FI_MGR     Finance Manager
FI_ACCOUNT Accountant
AC_MGR     Accounting Manager
AC_ACCOUNT Public Accountant
SA_MAN     Sales Manager
SA_REP     Sales Representative
PU_MAN     Purchasing Manager
PU_CLERK   Purchasing Clerk
ST_MAN     Stock Manager
ST_CLERK   Stock Clerk
SH_CLERK   Shipping Clerk
IT_PROG    Programmer
MK_MAN     Marketing Manager
MK_REP     Marketing Representative
HR_REP     Human Resources Representative
PR_REP     Public Relations Representative

19 rows selected

(3) generate us the document search and store it in the XML DB repository (so that it can be referenced in the XSLT):

SQL> show user
User is "dev"

SQL>
SQL> declare
  2   res boolean;
  3  begin
  4   res := dbms_xdb.CreateResource(
  5    abspath => '/public/temp/lookup.xml',
  6    data => dburitype('/DEV/LOOKUP_TABLE').getXML
  7   );
  8   commit;
  9  end;
 10  /

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed

SQL> set long 10000
SQL> select xdburitype('/public/temp/lookup.xml').getCLOB() from dual;

XDBURITYPE('/PUBLIC/TEMP/LOOKU
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


  
    AD_PRES
    President
  
  
    AD_VP
    Administration Vice President
  
  
    AD_ASST
    Administration Assistant
  
  
    FI_MGR
    Finance Manager
  
  
    FI_ACCOUNT
    Accountant
  
  
    AC_MGR
    Accounting Manager
  
  
    AC_ACCOUNT
    Public Accountant
  
  
    SA_MAN
    Sales Manager
  
  
    SA_REP
    Sales Representative
  
  
    PU_MAN
    Purchasing Manager
  
  
    PU_CLERK
    Purchasing Clerk
  
  
    ST_MAN
    Stock Manager
  
  
    ST_CLERK
    Stock Clerk
  
  
    SH_CLERK
    Shipping Clerk
  
  
    IT_PROG
    Programmer
  
  
    MK_MAN
    Marketing Manager
  
  
    MK_REP
    Marketing Representative
  
  
    HR_REP
    Human Resources Representative
  
  
    PR_REP
    Public Relations Representative

(4) the sheet XSLT stylesheet (stored in XDB repository as well): emp.xsl

The transformation is rather bland, but the interesting part lies in access to external document within it.
I used a key to index the JOB_ID/function pairs.

(5) last step, apply the transformation:

SQL> select xmlserialize(document
  2   xmltransform(
  3    xmltype(bfilename('DUMP_DIR','emp.xml'),nls_charset_id('AL32UTF8')),
  4    xdburitype('/public/temp/emp.xsl').getXML()
  5   ) as clob indent
  6  )
  7  from dual;

XMLSERIALIZE(DOCUMENTXMLTRANSF
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


  
    Donald OConnell
    Shipping Clerk
  
  
    Douglas Grant
    Shipping Clerk
  
  
    Jennifer Whalen
    Administration Assistant
  
  
    Michael Hartstein
    Marketing Manager
  
  
    Pat Fay
    Marketing Representative
  
  
    Susan Mavris
    Human Resources Representative
  
  
    Hermann Baer
    Public Relations Representative
  
  
    Shelley Higgins
    Accounting Manager
  
  
    William Gietz
    Public Accountant
  
  
    Steven King
    President

The input document is transformed and each job_id is replaced by its corresponding label.

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Example XML Document
<? XML version = "1.0"? >
rowset <>
< ROW >
< DEPTXML department_id = "10" >
SALES of < DEPARTMENT_NAME > < / DEPARTMENT_NAME >
< EMPLIST >
< EMP_T EMPLOYEE_ID = "30" >
Scott < LAST_NAME > < / LAST_NAME >
< / EMP_T >
< EMP_T EMPLOYEE_ID = "31" >
Marie < LAST_NAME > < / LAST_NAME >
< / EMP_T >
< / EMPLIST >
< / DEPTXML >
< / ROW >
< ROW >
< DEPTXML department_id = "20" >
< DEPARTMENT_NAME > ACCOUNTING < / DEPARTMENT_NAME >
< EMPLIST >
< EMP_T EMPLOYEE_ID = "40" >
John < LAST_NAME > < / LAST_NAME >
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< EMP_T EMPLOYEE_ID = "41" >
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< / EMPLIST >
< / DEPTXML >
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(
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  3  
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  5  SALES
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 22  
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 25  
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 28  
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 39                       ,emplist         xmltype      path '/ROW/DEPTXML/EMPLIST'
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 42                passing x.emplist
 43                columns employee_id     number       path '/EMP_T/@EMPLOYEE_ID'
 44                       ,last_name       varchar2(30) path '/EMP_T/LAST_NAME'
 45*              ) y
SQL> /

DEPARTMENT_ID DEPARTMENT_NAME                EMPLOYEE_ID LAST_NAME
------------- ------------------------------ ----------- ------------------------------
           10 SALES                                   30 Scott
           10 SALES                                   31 Mary
           20 ACCOUNTING                              40 John
           20 ACCOUNTING                              41 Jerry
```
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continue;
}

Channel [node. TagName] = node.textContent;
}

Channels.push (Channel);
}
Console.log (Channels.Length);
return the strings;
},

/**
Manages the response and displays the data from device web app
@param xmlDoc
*/
responseHandler: {function (xmlDoc)}

var channel = this.parseResponse (xmlDoc);
var markup = "";

for (i = 0; i< channels.length;="">

markup += this.generateHTMLMarkup (i, channels [i]);
}
document.getElementById("accordian").innerHTML = mark-up;
},

/**
Generates HTML tags to insert in to the DOM Web App.
* @index i, index of the device
@param device, device object
*/
/*
generateHTMLMarkup: function (i, channel) {}

var str ="";
"Str += '.

' onclick =-"mwl.setGroupTarget ('#accordian ',' #items_" + i + "', 'ui-show ',' ui - hide');" + ".
"mwl.setGroupTarget ('#accordian ',' item_title_ #" + i + "', 'ui-open', 'ui-farm'); Returns false; \ » > » ;
"" Str += "" + channel ['name'] + ' ";
"Str += '.
";
"Str += '.
";
"Str += '.
"+" id: "+ channel ['id'] +" ' "
";
"Str += '.
"+" type: "+ channel ['type'] +" ' "
";
"Str += '.
"+" language: "+ channel ['language'] +" ' "
";
"Str += '.
«+ "bandwidth:" + "fast" channel + "»»
";
"Str += '.
"+" cellnapid: "+ channel ["cellnapid"] +". "
";
"Str += '.
«+ ' link: '+'start the video »»
";
"Str += '.
";
return str;
},*/
generateHTMLMarkup: function (i, channel) {}

var str ="";
"Str += '.
";
str += "" +
"" + channel ['name'] + ""+""
";
"Str += '.
«+ ' link: '+'start the video »»
";

return str;

},

failureHandler: {function (reason)}
document.getElementById("accordian").innerHTML = "could not get XML document.
'+ reason;
},

/**
Retrieves a resource XML in the given URL using XMLHttpRequest.
@param url URL of the XML resource to retrieve
@param called successCb, in the XML resourece is recovered successfully. Retrieved XML document is passed as an argument.
@param failCb called, if something goes wrong. Reasons, in text format, is passed as an argument.
*/

Connect: {function (url, successCb, failCb)

var XMLHTTP = new XMLHttpRequest();

XMLHTTP. Open ("GET", url, true);

xmlhttp.setRequestHeader("Accept","text/xml,application/xml");
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader ("Cache-Control", "non-cache");
xmlhttp.setRequestHeader ("Pragma", "non-cache" "");

var that = this;
XMLHTTP.onreadystatechange = function() {}

If (xmlhttp.readyState == 4) {}

If (XMLHTTP. Status == 200) {}

{if (!) XMLHTTP.responseXML)}
try {}
If server has not responded with good an XML MIME type.
var domParser = new DOMParser();
var xmlDoc = domParser.parseFromString(xmlhttp.responseText,"text/xml");

successCb.call (that, xmlDoc);

} catch (e) {}
failCb.call (, "answer was not in an XML format.");
}

} else {}
successCb.call (that, xmlhttp.responseXML);
}
} else {}
failCb.call (this, "connection failed: status"+ xmlhttp.status ");
}
}
};
XMLHTTP. Send();
}
};

Please see the content in main.js is fully analyzed.

Forward for the solution to my request all members of the community...

XSL file to format XML Document

Hey programmers,.

This thread is referring to this one (http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/Reading-XML-document/m-p/512637) which was resolved yesterday.

A little history: I ripped with success of XML from a server in response to a post message, I was able to put it inside a document using InputStream and was able to read the text content of this XML on the Blackberry screen.

Now I would use a .xsl file to format the XML document and then display it on the screen as HTML. Is this possible? How would I go to do this?

I found this piece of code on the internet (java, not specific to the blackberry associated):

public class CreationHTML {}
public static void createHTML (xml, xsl string string, string html) bird Exception {}
Create the source of DOM
DocumentBuilderFactory FabriqueD = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance ();
DocumentBuilder builder = fabriqueD.newDocumentBuilder ();
File fileXml = new File (xml);
Document document = builder.parse (fileXml);
Source source = new DOMSource (text);

Creation of the output file
File fileHtml = new File (html);
Result result = new StreamResult (fileHtml);

Configuration of the transformer
FabriqueT TransformerFactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance ();
StreamSource stylesource = new StreamSource (xsl);
Transformer transformer = fabriqueT.newTransformer (stylesource);
transformer.setOutputProperty (OutputKeys.METHOD, "html");

Transformation
transform. Transform (source, result);
}
Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
try {}
createHTML ("Annuaire.xml", "Annuaire.xsl", "Annuaire.html");
} catch (Exception e) {e.printStackTrace () ;}
}
}

But actually I have a .xsl, not a string file, do you think that I could adapt it to meet my needs?

Many thanks for any help!

If you implement TransformerFactory on blackberry: sure, no problem.

In the opposite case: rather not.

How to create an XML Document and convert it into a string? (send through wireless network)

Hello

I am now able to post data to a web server by using Blackberry JDE (medical use).

Now, instead of display the plain text, I would like to send an XML file.

I am able to do it using this code on a 'normal ': Java application

import java. IO;
Org.w3c.dom import. *;
Import javax.xml.parsers. *;
Javax.xml.transform import. *;
Javax.xml.transform.dom import. *;
Javax.xml.transform.stream import. *;

public class {XML
Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
try {}
DocumentBuilderFactory plant = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance ();
DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder ();
Doc document = builder.newDocument ();

Root element = doc.createElement ("root");
doc.appendChild (root);

Child element = doc.createElement ("child");
child.setAttribute ("name", "value");
root.appendChild (child);

Add a text element to the child
Text = doc.createTextNode ("text");
child.appendChild (text);

implement a transformer
TRANSFAC TransformerFactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance ();
Transformer trans = transfac.newTransformer ();
trans.setOutputProperty (OutputKeys.OMIT_XML_DECLARATION, 'yes');
trans.setOutputProperty (OutputKeys.INDENT, 'yes');

create the string of the xml tree
StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
StreamResult result = new StreamResult (sw);
DOMSource source = new DOMSource (doc);
TRANS. Transform (source, result);
String xmlString = sw.toString ();
System.out.println (xmlString);
} catch (Exception e) {}
make error management
}
}
}

However, on the Blackberry JDE, many functions is not recognized.

I saw the class DocumentBuilderFactory (net.rim.device.api.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory), the DocumentBuilder (net.rim.device.api.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder) class and the interface of Document in the docs of Blackberry Java (4.2.1).

So, I'm able to create an XML Document... but I don't know how to convert to a string?

How can I do this? The TransformerFactory class doesn't seem to exist... and I did not find an alternative yet.

At the present time, here is the code I use to publish data:

String coord = lat + ";" + LNG; post data
con = (HttpConnection) Connector.open (url); Open the connection URL
con.setRequestMethod (HttpConnection.POST); POST method
con.setRequestProperty ("Content-Type", "application/x-www-formulaires-urlencoded");
out = con.openOutputStream (); display the results in a stream
out. Write (Coord.GetBytes ());

responseCode = con.getResponseCode (); Send data and receive the response code
If (responseCode! = HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) {}
System.out.println ("HTTP STATUS CODE: 404"); error
} else {}
System.out.println ("HTTP STATUS CODE: 200"); successful
}
If (con! = null) con. Close; close the connection to the URL

As mentioned, rather than display a string with a delimiter between each value (there will be a lot more than two values finally), I would like to publish an XML. It will be more "elegant" and easier to parse by my code on the web server.

Maybe I don't have to convert it to a string?

In other words, how can I convert my XML Document to send it via the wireless network?

Thanks for your help!

TransformerFactory does not exist in the BlackBerry API. As far as I can tell, you need to implement yourself. You can do this by walking the DOM and the output of channels. They have an example of the market of the DOM in the XMLDemo, but they view as fields, you just need to write strings.

Watched folder processing XML document

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