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C

C

Oracle DOM APIs in, 27

Oracle SAX APIs in, 37–42

C++ applications, building XML database OCI, 433–450

connecting to databases, 440–441

creating C++ OCI helper class, 437–438

creating C++ query application, 443–444

designing framework, 434–435

disconnecting from databases and cleaning up, 441–442

handling OCI errors, 439–440

initializing C++ database XML application, 438–439

initializing XDK for XMLType XOB Access, 446–447

querying XMLType with C++ XDK APIs, 447–449

running application, 449

selecting into XMLType, 444–446

setting up C++ OCI XML application environment, 435–437

C/C++, setting up Microsoft Visual, 428–430

C compile-time environment, setting up, 370,372

C++ compile-time environment, setting up,428

C components

UNIX setup of XDK, 367–368

Windows setup of XDK, 370–371

C++ components

UNIX setup of XDK, 423–424

Windows setup of XDK, 426–427

C++ database XML application, initializing, 438–439

C decisions, 524–526

C++ decisions, 524–526

C libraries, Oracle XDK, 366–367

libcore10.a, libcoresh20.so, and libcore10.dll, 366

libnls10.a and oranls10.dll, 367

libunls10.a and oraunls10.dll, 367

libxml10.a, libxml10.so, and oraxml10.dll, 366

C++ libraries, Oracle XDK, 422–423

C++ OCI helper class, creating, 437–438

C++ OCI XML application environment, setting up, 435–437

C++, Oracle XML and, 421–431

Oracle XDK C++ libraries, 422–423

setting up C++ XML development environment, 423–430

C, Oracle XML and, 365–374

C XML development environment, 367–374

Oracle XDK C libraries, 366–367

C++ query application, creating, 443–444

C run-time environment, checking, 368–369,371

C++ run-time environment, checking, 424–426, 427–428

C++ XDK APIs, querying XMLType with, 447–449

C++ XML application libraries, OCI and, 437

C XML development environment, 367–374

checking C run-time environment, 368–369, 371

confirming C compile-time environment, 372

setting up C compile-time environment, 370, 372

setting up Microsoft Visual C/C++, 372–374

UNIX setup of XDK C components, 367–368

Windows setup of XDK C components, 370–371

C++ XML development environment, setting up, 423–430

Caching, DTD, 47

Canonical mapping, 177–179, 199–201

Cdcatalog.dtd, 378

Character encoding, 158–159

Character Large Object (CLOB), 11, 77

Characters, special, 205–206

Classes, generating XML, 43

Cleaning up, disconnecting from databases and, 441–442

Clients

calling web service from, 489–491

SOAP, 99

CLOB (Character Large Object), 11, 77

CLOB, XMLType, 522–523

CLOB XMLTypes, 153

character encoding for, 158–159

storing XML documents in, 158–159

updating and querying, 158

CLOBs

XML documents in, 77

XML documents stored as XMLType,13

Code, deploying Java, 503

Code, implementing Java, 502–503

Columns, XMLType, 153–154

Command lines, querying XML from, 91

Commands, SQL, 169

Common Object Request Broker Architecture/Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (CORBA/IIOP),96

Compile-time environment

C, 370, 372

C++, 428

Compiling stylesheets with xslcompile, 411–414

Component Palette, creating XDK, 264–266

Components

installed Oracle XML DB, 242–244

UNIX setup of XDK C, 367–368

UNIX setup of XDK C++, 423–424

Windows setup of XDK C, 370–371

Windows setup of XDK C++, 426–427

Components, developing XML-based reusable, 343–362

building pipeline applications, 352–360

designing framework, 344–345

running pipeline application, 360–362

simple pipeline examples, 345–352

Configuration files, creating XML, 378–382

defining profiles, 380–382

XSLT stylesheets, 379–380

Configuring

Oracle XML DB, 244–248

xdbconfig.xml, 245–248

Connections

creating more secure, 126

setting up database, 261–264

Content-management use case for cppextract, 461–462

Control, version, 175–176

CORBA/IIOP (Common Object Request Broker Architecture/Internet Inter-ORB Protocol), 96

Cppextract

content-management use case for, 461–462

running in extraction mode, 459–460

running in splitter mode, 460

XML document pruning use case for, 460–461

Cppextract applications, building, 452–459

creating generic functions, 453–458

instantiating generic functions with cppextractForce, 458–459

Cppextract applications, running, 459–460

running cppextract in extraction mode, 459–460

running cppextract in splitter mode,460

CppextractForce, instantiating generic functions with, 458–459

CppextractMain, creating main program with,459

Created by Java application, XML document, 44–45

Creating

administration page, 307–311

AQ agents and queues, 325–327

AQ PO process procedures, 328–332

C++ OCI helper class, 437–438

C++ query application, 443–444

database schemas, 317–321

database user, 272

dynamic areas, 293–300

FAQ database, 269–274

FAQ list, 275–277

generic functions, 453–458

glossary, 283–287

glossary schema, 283–284

Java stored procedure to process XML, 502–504

login area, 302–304

main program with cppextractMain,459

messaging schemas, 324–325

more secure connections, 126

PL/SQL specification, 504

portal sites with XML, 289–311

publishcat application, 386–391

static areas, 300–301

user application forms, 304–307

user schemas, 301–302

users to run XMLType samples, 138

XDK Component Palette, 264–266

XML configuration file, 378–382

XML-configured transformation engine, 409–418

XML messaging gateway, 323–340

XML POs (purchase orders), 321–323

XML schema-based XMLTypes, 186

XMLType views, 211–212

XSL stylesheets, 383–385

CRM (customer relationship management), 96

CTXXPATH indexes, 229

Cursor, REF, 204

Customer relationship management (CRM),96

Cutting and pasting across documents, 48