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Object-relational data, XML documents as, 77, 78

Object tables, XMLType, 153–154

Object views, 179–180

OCI and C++ XML application libraries, 437

OCI application environment, setting up, 395–397

OCI XML application headers, 395–396

OCI XML application libraries, 396

OCI XML application make files, 396–397

OCI applications, building XML database, 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

OCI applications, initializing, 398–401

OCI C++ applications, building XML database, 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

OCI errors, handling, 439–440

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

OCI (Oracle Class Interface), 394

OCI, retrieving DOM of record list via, 401–405

OCI XML application

headers, 395–396, 435–437

libraries, 396

make files, 396–397

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

Operations

performing unified DOM, 406–407

securing DBUri, 250–251

XML, 83–94

Oracle AQ (Advanced Queuing), 148

Oracle Class Interface (OCI), 394

Oracle databases

consuming web services within, 492–497

using SOAP and, 100–103

XML support in, 130–132

XQuery and, 92–93

Oracle DOM APIs in C, 27

Oracle JDeveloper 10g, 485–489, 505–507

Oracle JDeveloper, using XDK with, 260–266

Oracle JVM

deploying Java code to, 503

initializing, 135

setting up, 480

Oracle JVM (Oracle Java Virtual Machine),130

Oracle JVM, processing XML in, 507–515

resolving URL references, 507–511

SAX XML processing, 511–515

Oracle SAX APIs in C, 37–42

Oracle streams AQ support, 100–101

Oracle technical resources, 535

Oracle Text, 147–148

Oracle Text index, partitions for, 240

Oracle Text searches, 235–236, 239

Oracle Text, searching XML using, 231–234

Oracle XDK

C libraries, 366–367

C++ libraries, 422–423

Java libraries, 256–258

using SOAP and, 99–100

Oracle XML and C, 365–374

Oracle XML and C++, 421–431

Oracle XDK C++ libraries, 422–423

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

Oracle XML and Java, 253–266

Oracle XML and PL/SQL, 465–480

PL/SQL XML processing techniques, 466–479

setting up environment, 466

setting up Oracle JVM, 480

Oracle XML databases, 129–156

defined, 140–148

designing XML databases, 149–156

installing, 133–137

Oracle XML database, 140–148

setting up Oracle XML databases, 132–140

XML database and standards, 148–149

XML support in Oracle databases, 130–132

Oracle XML databases, setting up, 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

Oracle XML DB (Oracle XML database 10g),190

Oracle XML DB components, installed, 242–244

Oracle XML DB, configuring, 244–248

configuring xdbconfig.xml, 245–248

xdbconfig.xml, 245

Oracle XML DB Repository, 147, 154, 173–176

interfaces, 170

protecting data in, 248–250

XML stored in, 524

Oracle XML platform, 520–521, 527

Oracle XQuery engine, 89–90

Oracle XSLT extensions, 59–60

Oracle XSLT extensions, built-in Java, 60

ORA_NLS10, 367, 423–424

ORA_XML_MESG, 368, 424

Output, transforming XSQL, 119–121