Oracle.xml.parser.v2.domparser jar file

Answer: No, you need to include the proper encoding declaration in your document according to the specification. XMLDocument to set the correct encoding for the printing. You can then find out the number of elements in that DOMNodeList to determine the number of the elements in the particular tag. Answer: We do not currently have any method that can directly parse an XML document contained within a string.

You can use one of the following as a workaround:. Answer: You can specify the character sets for writing to a file or a buffer.

Writing to a CLOB will be use the default character set for the database that you are writing to. Here are the methods to use:.

Answer: You cannot have "raw" ampersands in XML data. This is defined in the XML standard. Answer: As long as a version 1. Schema support will be included in a future release. Without it there is no way that the parser knows what to validate against.

Answer: Yes, DTD caching is optional and it is not enabled automatically. It will then check whether the document is well-formed and optionally whether it complies with a DTD. It also provides methods to traverse the tree and return data from it. Answer: If you check the DOM spec referring to the table discussing the node type, you will find that if you are creating an element node, its nodeValue is to be null and hence cannot be set. However, you can create a text node and append it to the element node.

You can store the value in the text node. Answer: Use the createTextNode method to create a new text node. Answer: You need to check at which level your data resides. For example,. The text is the first child node of the first DOM element in the document. You have to get the TEXT children of an element and then use the getNodeValue method to retrieve the actual text from the nodes. I have confirmed that the class file oracle.

XMLParserCover has been loaded into the database, and that it has been published. I am not able to figure out whether I am doing it right or whether this is a bug in the parser API. Any changes to the default parser behavior should be effected before calling this procedure. Answer 1: It appears to be a typo in the xmlparsercover. Note: Your DTD had syntactic errors in it, but I was able to run the following without problem after making the change:. Answer 2: What do you want to do with the LOB?

In case of persistent LOBs, you need to insert the value into a table. In case of temp LOB you can instantiate it in your program. I have an XML file that is a composite of three tags and when parsing it generates the following error:. When I separate the document into individual tags, two are OK, but the third generates this error:.

Answer: If you document is the "composite of three tags" then it is not a well-formed document as it has more than one root element. Try putting a start and end tag around the three. Answer: To access external URLs, you need set up your proxy host and port. For example using this type of syntax:. Won't Perl be a better choice? I'm trying to get the data to a Web browser in the client side while all the processing has to take place on the server Oracle 7 release 7.

I am having problems obtaining the value between XML tags after using xmlparser. Wouldn't the parser check the owner document of these child nodes?

Answer : A document fragment should not be bound to a root node, since, by definition, a fragment could very well be just a list of nodes. The root node, if any, should be considered a single child. That is, you could for example take all the lines of an Invoice document, and add them into a ProviderOrder document, without taking the invoice itself.

How do we create a document fragment without root? As the XSLT processor does, so that we can append it to other documents. Answer : You will see that if you are creating an element node, its nodeValue is null and hence cannot be set. I receive the following error when reading the attached file using the SAX parser: if character data starts with a whitespace, characters method discards characters that follow whitespace.

I have an XML string containing the following reference to a DTD, that is physically located in the directory where I start my program. The validating XML parser returns a message that this file cannot be found. If you are parsing an InputStream, the parser doesn't know where that InputStream came from so it cannot find the DTD in the "same directory as the current file".

If you take a look at the readme. Is it safe to use clones of a document in multiple threads? XSLStylesheet supported? If no, is there another way to pass parameters at runtime to the XSLT processor? Answer : If you are copying the global area set up by the constructor to another thread then it should work. With System. German umlauts result in '? What do I have to do to get the output in Latin1?

Answer : You cannot use System. You need to use an output stream which is encoding aware, for example, OutputStreamWriter. You can construct an outputstreamwriter and use the write char[], int, int method to:. Here is what I'm running:. Before the stored function can do other tasks, this code throws an exception stating that the preceding XML contains invalid UTF-8 encoding. Answer : Yes, the character 0xc2, 0x82 is valid UTF We suspect that the character is distorted when getAsciiStream is called.

If this does not work, try to print out the characters to make sure that they are not distorted before they are sent to the parser in step: parser.

I've got Japanese data stored in an nvarchar2 field in the database. My problem is that the Japanese data is returned and displayed on the browser as upside down question marks. Is there anything I can do so that this data is correctly returned and displayed as Kanji? All this means is that you have a character code conversion problem. The answer to your last question is yes.

Unfortunately, we cannot provide a simple solution that will fit in this space. Documento de Prueba de gestin de contenidos. Does anybody know how can I parse documents containing Spanish accents?

Answer : Oracle just uploaded a new release of the version 2 parser. It should support UTF However, other utilities still have some problems with UTF encoding. I need to store accented characters in my XML documents. From within my Java program if I define a Java string object as follows:.

Can you tell me how I can successfully read in character data consisting of accented characters? I know that I can read in accented characters once I represent them in their hex or decimal format within the XML document, for example:.

Answer: You need to set the encoding based on the character set you were using when you created the XML file - I ran into this problem and solved it by setting the encoding to ISO Western European ASCII - you may need to use something different depending on the tool or operating system you are using. If the subsequent bytes do not form a valid UTF-8 sequence, you get this error. This error just means that your editor is not saving the file with UTF-8 encoding.

For example, it might be saving it with ISO encoding. Remember that the encoding is a particular scheme used to write the Unicode character number representation to disk.

Just adding the string to the top of the document like:. I believe Notepad uses UTF-8, so you might try that. I am trying to add an XML document as a child to an existing element.

Here's an example:. You need to use the DocumentFragment class to do this as a document cannot have more than one root. Answer 2 : Actually, isn't this specifically a problem with appending a node created in another document, since all nodes contain a reference to the document they are created in. While DocumentFragment solves this, it isn't a more than one root problem, is it? Is there a quick or easy way to convert a com. Document to org. Do I have to create a root element every time, even if I know that the resulting document fragment is a well formed XML document having only one root element?

Answer : It happens, as you have guessed, because a fragment can have more than one root element for lack of a better term. In order to work around this, use the node functions to extract the one root element from your fragment and cast it into an.

The loadjava utility connects to the database to load your classes using the JDBC driver. I know that there is something like dropjava , but still there are other packages which are loaded into the schema. I want to clean out the earlier version and install the new version in a clean manner. It also includes an event API SAX that provides a listener to be registered, and report specific elements or attributes and other document events.

You can start with an HTML document in your desired format and populated with dummy data. Answer : There is no way to directly include binary data within the document; however, there are two ways to work around this:. For more details, visit the following Web sites:. Answer : You can find out the full version number by looking at the readme. Schema support is provided in Oracle9 i and higher.

It is simply a designation that indicates that it is not backward compatible with the version 1 parser and that it includes XSLT support. Version 2 of the parser will work fine with JDK 1. I have a set of records, and I am showing 10 at a time. On each column name I have made a link. When that link is clicked, I want to sort the data in the page alone, based on that column. How do I go about this? Just pass it along with the skip-rows parameter. The only difference with Oracle9 i is that you can load it into the database and use JServer, which is an internal JVM.

Answer : No, you need to include the proper encoding declaration in your document according to the specification. You cannot use setEncoding to set the encoding for you input document. SetEncoding is used with oracle. XMLDocument to set the correct encoding for the printing. Answer : We do not currently have any method that can directly parse an XML document contained within a string. You would need to convert the string into an InputStream or InputSource before parsing.

An easy way is to create a ByteArrayInputStream using the bytes in the string. Answer : You can't use System. You need to use an output stream which is encoding aware for example, OutputStreamWriter.

You can construct an OutputStreamWriter and use the write char[], int, int method to print. How do we use special characters when parsing companyname tag? Answer: You can use special characters as part of XML name.

If this is the case, using name entity doesn't solve the problem. According to XML 1. Hence, if you are creating an XML document from scratch, you can use a workaround by using only valid NameChars. This will address this problem at the application level. Finally, escaping invalid characters is a workaround to give people a way to serialize names so that they can reload them somewhere else.

Answer : Yes, since release 2. We need to be able to read and separate several XML documents as a single string. One solution would be to delimit these documents using some program-generated special character that we know for sure can never occur inside an XML document.

The individual documents can then be easily tokenized and extracted or parsed as required. Has any one else done this before? Any suggestions for what character can be used as the delimiter? For instance can characters in the range x0- x8 ever occur inside an XML document? Answer : As far as legality is concerned, and if you limit it to 8-bit, then x0- x8 ; xB , xC , xE , and xF are not legal. However, this assumes that you preprocess the doc and do not depend upon exceptions as not all parsers reject all illegal characters.

This class specifies methods to create various nodes of the DOM tree built during parsing. The oraxml class provides a command-line interface to validate XML files java oracle.

The oraxsl class provides a command-line interface to applying stylesheets on multiple XML documents. This class implements the DOM Attr interface and holds information on each attribute of an element.

This utility class allow multiple content handlers registered and send all the events to the registered content handlers. This purpose of this class is to provide compatibility for applications between different versions of the XDK for Java, with regards to serialization and deserialization.