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Data

generating XML from SQL, 190–199, 199–206

protecting in Oracle XML DB Repository, 248–250

Data fetching, 202–203

Data loading, XML, 168–171

Data-retrieval application, building XML, 451–462

building cppextract application, 452–459

designing framework, 452

extending framework, 460–462

running cppextract application, 459–460

Data, retrieving XML, 476–478

Data, searching XML, 155, 219–240

best practices, 239–240

full text searching, 230–238

XPath-based searches, 220–229

Data, storing XML, 150–154, 157–188

best practices, 185–187

external tables, 184–185

schema evolution, 185

storing XML documents in CLOB XMLTypes, 158–159

storing XML documents in relational tables, 176–184

storing XML documents in XML schema-based XMLTypes, 159–176

Data, updating with XSQL Servlet, 122–125

Data, XML documents as object-relational, 77,78

Database and standards, XML, 148–149

Database connection, setting up, 261–264

Database design decisions for XML, 522–526

Database mappings, supported, 76–78

Database OCI applications, building XML, 393–408

designing framework, 394–395

initializing OCI application, 398–401

performing unified DOM operations, 406–407

retrieving DOM of record list via OCI, 401–405

running xmlupdate application, 407–408

setting up OCI application environment, 395–397

update application, 397–398

Database OCI C++ application, building XML, 433–450

Database schemas

creating, 317–321

installing sample, 137–138

mapping DTDs to, 75–76

mapping XML documents to, 12–14,76

setting up, 482–485

and XML documents, 11–14

Database servers, building web services in, 497–498

Database user, creating, 272

Database web service, publishing first, 482–492

calling web service from clients, 489–491

debugging web service, 491–492

Oracle JDeveloper 10g, 485–489

publishing PL/SQL web service, 485–489

setting up database schemas, 482–485

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

Databases

connecting FAQ web sites to XML, 274–277

connecting to, 440–441

consuming web services within Oracle, 492–497

designing XML, 149, 155–156

disconnecting from, 441–442

installing Oracle XML, 133–137

Oracle XML, 140–148

querying XML in, 92–93

using SOAP and Oracle, 100–103

XML and, 11

XML support in Oracle, 130–132

XQuery and Oracle, 92–93

XSLT and, 61

Databases, creating FAQ, 269–274

creating database user, 272

designing FAQ schema, 269–271

loading FAQs, 273–274

registering FAQ schema, 272–273

Databases, Oracle XML, 129–156, 241–251

designing XML databases, 149–156

installed Oracle XML DB components, 242–244

Oracle XML database, 140–148

security management, 248–251

setting up Oracle XML databases, 132–140

XML database and standards, 148–149

XML support in Oracle databases, 130–132

Databases, setting up Oracle XML, 132–140

creating users to run XMLType samples, 138

installing Oracle XML databases, 133–137

installing sample database schemas, 137–138

setting up WebDAV folders, 138–140

Databases, XML document models and, 75–78

mapping DTDs to database schemas, 75–76

mapping XML documents to database schemas, 76

supported database mappings, 76–78

Datatypes

simple and complex, 68–73

XML schema built-in, 69–70

DB components, installed Oracle XML, 242–244

DB, configuring Oracle XML, 244–248

DB Repository

Oracle XML, 147, 154, 173–176

protecting data in Oracle XML, 248–250

DB Repository interfaces, Oracle XML, 170

DBAccess bean, 111–113

DBMS_XMLSTORE, 182–184

DBM_XMLGEN, 199–206

DBUri operations, securing, 250–251

Debugging

Java stored procedures, 516–517

web services, 491–492

Decisions

C, 524–526

C++, 524–526

database design, 522–526

Java, 524–526

PL/SQL, 524–526

XML processing tier, 521–522

Definitions, displaying glossary, 286–287

Design decisions, database, 522–526

Designing

element and attribute names, 80

schemas, 79

XML databases, 149–156

XML databases for messaging applications, 155–156

XML databases for Web applications,155

Development environment

C XML, 367–374

C++ XML, 423–430

Displaying

FAQ and answers, 280–283

glossary definitions, 286–287

Document fragments, appending XML, 215–216

Document() function in XSLT, 62

Document models and databases, XML, 75–78

Document Object Model (DOM), 16

Document pruning, XML, 460–461

Document, searching XML, 221–224

Documents

cutting and pasting across, 48

database schema and XML, 11–14

dividing XML, 180–182

inserting XML, 122

mapping XML, 12–14, 76

parsing and binding XML, 16–17

processing invalid, 360, 362

processing invalid XML, 361

processing that are valid against remote schema, 361

storing XML, 159–176, 176–184

valid XML, 8–9

well-formed XML, 7–8

XML, 4–7, 78

XML documents as fragment, 78

Documents, querying XML, 91

querying XML from command line,91

querying XML with XQueryX, 91

running in interactive mode, 91

DOM (Document Object Model), 16

accessing XML using, 17–27

accessing XML with, 15

retrieving of record list via OCI, 401–405

SAX vs., 108

DOM APIs, 19–22

DOM APIs in C, Oracle, 27

DOM editing, 213–216

appending XML document fragments, 215–216

operating on XMLType DOM, 213–215

DOM Level 2, 22–25

DOM Level 3, 25–27

DOM, operating on XMLType, 213–215

DOM operations, performing unified, 406–407

DOM, processing XML using, 474–478

dealing with namespaces, 475–476

retrieving XML data using XPath, 476–478

DOM specifications, W3C, 531

DOMBuilder bean, 109–111

DTD caching, 47

DTDs (Document Type Definitions), 5, 64,186

introducing, 64–66

loading external, 80–81

mapping to database schemas, 75–76

parsing with, 474

DTDs, validating XML against, 66–68

DTDs, validating XML with, 63–81

best practices, 79–81

introducing DTDs, 64–66

simple and complex data types, 68–73

validating XML against DTDs, 66–68

XML document models and databases, 75–78

Dvdcatalog.dtd, 378

Dynamic areas, creating, 293–300