List of Examples

• 1-1 Oracle XML Developer's Kit Components
• 3-1 Oracle XML Developer's Kit for Java Libraries, Utilities, and Demos
• 3-2 Testing the Oracle XML Developer's Kit for Java Environment on UNIX
• 3-3 Testing the Oracle XML Developer's Kit for Java Environment on Windows
• 3-4 XDKVersion.java
• 4-1 Sample XML Document
• 4-2 Sample XML Document Without Namespaces
• 4-3 Sample XML Document with Namespaces
• 4-4 Extracting Contents of a DOM Tree with selectNodes()
• 4-5 Incorrect Use of appendChild()
• 4-6 Merging Documents with appendChild
• 4-7 DTDSample.java
• 4-8 Converting XML in a String
• 4-9 Parsing a Document with Accented Characters
• 6-1 math.xml
• 6-2 math.xsl
• 6-3 math.htm
• 6-4 Using a Static Function in an XSLT Style Sheet
• 6-5 Using a Constructor in an XSLT Style Sheet
• 6-6 gettitle.xsl
• 6-7 msg_w_num.xml
• 6-8 msg_w_text.xml
• 6-9 msgmerge.xsl
• 6-10 msgmerge.xml
• 7-1 Simple Query Using XQJ
• 7-2 books.xml
• 7-3 books.xq
• 7-4 Executing a Query with a Custom Entity Resolver
• 7-5 trim.xq
• 7-6 Defining the Implementation of an External Function
• 7-7 Binding an External Function to a Java Static Method
• 7-8 math.xq
• 7-9 main.xq
• 7-10 Executing a Query that Imports a Library Module
• 7-11 size.xsd
• 7-12 size.xq
• 7-13 Executing a Query that Imports a Schema
• 7-14 Executing a Query with a Prefabricated File Resolver
• 7-15 books2.xq
• 7-16 Facilitating Streaming Evaluation
• 7-17 Configuring the XQuery Processor to Use External Storage
• 7-18 configuration.xml
• 7-19 update.xq
• 7-20 Updated File configuration.xml
• 7-21 Executing the Updating Query update.xq
• 8-1 Using XQJ to Query an XML DB Table with XQuery
• 8-2 Using XQJ to Query the XML DB Repository with XQuery
• 9-1 family.dtd
• 9-2 family.xml
• 9-3 report.xml
• 9-4 report.xsd
• 9-5 Using oraxml to Validate Against a Schema
• 9-6 Using oraxml to Validate Against a DTD
• 10-1 sample3.xml
• 10-2 sample3.xsd
• 10-3 Address.java
• 10-4 sample10.xml
• 10-5 sample10.xsd
• 10-6 BusinessType.java
• 11-1 pipedoc.xml
• 12-1 Appending a Node
• 12-2 Inserting a Node
• 12-3 Deleting a Node
• 12-4 Getting a diff as a Document from a Java Application
• 12-5 Getting a diff Using DiffOpReceiver from a Java Application
• 12-6 Diff Output Schema: xdiff.xsd
• 13-1 Specifying skipRows and maxRows on the Command Line
• 13-2 upd_emp.xml
• 13-3 insertClob.sql
• 13-4 insertEmployee.sql
• 13-5 Form of the INSERT Statement
• 13-6 insertClob2.sql
• 13-7 insertEmployee2.sql
• 13-8 insertClob3.sql
• 13-9 updateEmployee.sql
• 13-10 updateEmployee2.sql
• 13-11 Deleting by Row
• 13-12 Deleting by Key
• 13-13 XSU-Generated Sample Document
• 13-14 customer.xml
• 13-15 createRelSchema.sql
• 14-1 Structure of Table translated_messages
• 14-2 Query of translated_messages
• 14-3 example.xml
• 14-4 example.xml with a Language Attribute
• 14-5 dateTime Row
• 14-6 example_es.xml
• 14-7 example_es.xml with a Language Attribute
• 14-8 txdemo1.java
• 15-1 DLF Tree Structure
• 15-2 Minimal DLF Document
• 15-3 Sample DLF Document
• 15-4 DLF with Localization
• 16-1 Sample XSQL Page
• 16-2 Connection Definitions Section of XSQLConfig.xml
• 16-3 Sample XSQL Page in AvailableFlightsToday.xsql
• 16-4 Wrapping the <xsql:query> Element
• 16-5 Bind Variables in CustomerPortfolio.xsql
• 16-6 Bind Variables with Action Elements in CustomerPortfolio.xsql
• 16-7 Lexical Substitution Parameters for Rows and Columns in DevOpenBugs.xsql
• 16-8 Lexical Substitution Parameters for Connections and Style Sheets in DevOpenBugs.xsql
• 16-9 Setting a Default Value
• 16-10 Setting Multiple Default Values
• 16-11 Defaults for Bind Variables
• 16-12 Bind Variables with No Defaults
• 16-13 Industry Standard Formats in flight-list.xsl
• 16-14 Style Sheet Association in flight-list.xsl
• 16-15 Query Results in flight-display.xsl
• 16-16 XSQLRequestSample Class
• 16-17 Conditional Statements in XSQL Pages
• 16-18 Passing Values Among SQL Queries
• 16-19 Handling Multivalued Parameters
• 16-20 Using Multivalued Page Parameters in a SQL Statement
• 16-21 addmult PL/SQL Procedure
• 16-22 addmultwrapper PL/SQL Procedure
• 16-23 addmult.xsql
• 16-24 Getting the Name of the Current XSQL Page
• 17-1 empToExcel.xsl
• 17-2 emp_test.xsql
• 17-3 emp_test_dynamic.xsql
• 17-4 Multiple <?xml-stylesheet ?> Processing Instructions
• 17-5 Using an Array-Valued Parameter in an XSQL Page
• 17-6 testTableFunction
• 17-7 XSQL Page with Array-Valued Parameters
• 17-8 Using an Array-Valued Parameter to Restrict Rows
• 17-9 Setting an Error Parameter
• 17-10 Achieving Conditional Behavior with an Error Parameter
• 17-11 XSLT Style Sheet
• 17-12 Aggregating a Dynamically-Constructed XML Document
• 17-13 Movie XML Document
• 17-14 Using XPath to Extract an Aggregate List
• 17-15 Including an XMLType Query Result
• 17-16 Using XSQL Bind Variables in an XPath Expression
• 17-17 XML Document Generated from HTML Form
• 17-18 Source Code for FOP Serializer
• 17-19 MyIncludeXSQLHandler.java
• 17-20 Testing for the Servlet Request
• 17-21 Custom Serializer
• 17-22 Assigning Short Names to Custom Serializers
• 17-23 Writing a Dynamic GIF Image
• 17-24 myErrorHandler class
• 17-25 SampleCustomLogger Class
• 17-26 SampleCustomLoggerFactory Class
• 17-27 Registering a Custom Logger Factory
• 18-1 Oracle XML Developer's Kit for C Libraries, Header Files, Utilities, and Demos
• 18-2 Editing an Oracle XML Developer's Kit for C Make.bat File on Windows
• 20-1 NSExample.xml
• 20-2 xml.out
• 20-3 Using orastream Functions
• 20-4 XML Event Context
• 20-5 Sample Pull Parser Application Example
• 20-6 Sample Document to Parse
• 20-7 Events Generated by Parsing a Sample Document
• 20-8 Constructing a Schema-Based Document with the DOM API
• 20-9 Modifying a Database Document with the DOM API
• 22-1 Streaming Validator in Transparent Mode
• 22-2 Example of Streaming Validator in Opaque Mode
• 22-3 XmlSchemaLoad() Example
• 22-4 Example of Streaming Validator Using New Options
• 23-1 book1.xml
• 23-2 Sample Xdiff Instance Document
• 23-3 Xdiff Schema: xdiff.xsd
• 23-4 XMLDiff Application
• 23-5 Customized XMLDiff Output
• 23-6 Sample Application for XmlPatch
• 23-7 XmlHash Program
• 24-1 SOAP Request Message
• 24-2 SOAP Response Message
• 24-3 SOAP C Functions Defined in xmlsoap.h
• 24-4 Example 1 SOAP Message
• 24-5 Example 1 SOAP C Client
• 24-6 Example 2 SOAP Message
• 24-7 Example 2 SOAP C Client
• 24-8 Example 3 SOAP Message
• 24-9 Example 3 SOAP C Client
• 32-1 Retrieving Stock Quotes
• 32-2 Deleting Rows
• 32-3 Inserting a User Name into a Table
• 32-4 Testing Conditions
• 32-5 Including XML Content Created by a Stored Procedure
• 32-6 Including an XML Representation of a Parameter Value
• 32-7 Including Posted XML
• 32-8 Including Request Parameters
• 32-9 Including Request Parameters
• 32-10 Including Request Parameters
• 32-11 Testing for Conditions in a Style Sheet
• 32-12 Including an XML Document
• 32-13 Categories.xsql
• 32-14 TopTenTopics.xsql
• 32-15 HTMLCategories.xsql
• 32-16 WMLCategories.xsql
• 32-17 Inserting XML Contained in an HTML Form Parameter
• 32-18 Inserting XML Received in a Parameter
• 32-19 Hello World
• 32-20 Nested Structure Example
• 32-21 Query with Error
• 32-22 Query with Column Aliasing
• 32-23 DynCursor PL/SQL Package
• 32-24 Executing a REF CURSOR Function
• 32-25 Setting a Cookie to a Parameter Value
• 32-26 Setting a Cookie to a Database-Generated Value
• 32-27 Setting Three Cookies
• 32-28 Setting Multiple Page Parameters
• 32-29 Setting a Parameter to a Database-Generated Value
• 32-30 Setting Session Parameters
• 32-31 Setting a Stylesheet Parameter
• 32-32 Updating XML Received in a Parameter