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Chapter 3: Transforming XML with XSLT and XPath

Figure 3-1: The Java XSLT processor architecture

Chapter 6: XML Messaging and RPC with SOAP

Figure 6-1: SOAP message format

Chapter 7: Putting It All Together with XML Pipeline, JSPs, and XSQL

Figure 7-1: Example output in JDeveloper that uses the DOMBuilder bean

Figure 7-2: XSQL page process

Figure 7-3: Formatted output from the SearchAuthor.xsql page

Chapter 8: Getting Started with the Oracle XML Database

Figure 8-1: Oracle Net Services status

Figure 8-2: WebDAV folder created

Figure 8-3: Example Oracle XML DB Repository

Figure 8-4: Oracle database XML support

Figure 8-5: Decision flowchart for storing XML in Oracle XML DB

Figure 8-6: XML-based web application architecture

Figure 8-7: XML messaging application

Chapter 10: Generating and Retrieving XML

Figure 10-1: HTTP access of XDB (XML DB) repository

Chapter 13: Getting Started with Oracle XML and Java

Figure 13-1: XDK library dependencies

Figure 13-2: Selecting your project properties’ libraries

Figure 13-3: JDeveloper database connection selection

Figure 13-4: Adding a JavaBeans XDK Components list

Figure 13-5: XDK Component Palette

Chapter 14: Building an XML-Powered Web Site

Figure 14-1: FAQ web site

Figure 14-2: FAQ answer in HTML

Chapter 15: Creating a Portal Site with XML and Web Services

Figure 15-1: Finished Oracle XML Development Group portal site

Figure 5-2: Development Group portal administrative page

Figure 15-3: User application form

Figure 15-4: Listing of XDK users and their status

Figure 15-5: Update form for users

Chapter 16: Developing an XML Gateway Application with SOAP and AQ

Figure 16-1: Stream-based XML processing solution

Figure 16-2: PO messaging gateway architecture

Chapter 17: Developing XML-Based Reusable Components

Figure 17-1: Book listing streaming pipeline

Chapter 18: Getting Started withOracle XML and C

Figure 18-1: New Projects window

Figure 18-2: Project Settings: C/C++ window

Figure 8-3: Project Settings: Link window

Chapter 19: Building an XML-Managed Application

Figure 19-1: DVD listing on WML phone

Chapter 22: Getting Started with Oracle XML and C++

Figure 22-1: New projects window

Figure 22-2: Project Settings: C/C++ window

Figure 22-3: Project Settings: Link window

Chapter 24: Building an XML Data-Retrieval Application

Figure 24-1: cppextract content-management use case

Chapter 26: Building PL/SQL WebServices

Figure 26-1: Step 1 of the Create PL/SQL Web Service wizard

Figure 26-2: Select the PL/SQL procedures.

Figure 26-3: Generated web service for the PL/SQL package

Figure 26-4: Published web service user interface

Figure 26-5: Step 1 of the Generate Web Service Stub/Skeleton wizard

Chapter 27: Extending PL/SQL XML Functionality with Java

Figure 27-1: SQL call specification for a Java stored procedure

Chapter 28: Putting It All Together

Figure 28-1: Oracle 10g XML platform