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XDK Production Release
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This release contains the production components listed above with the following additions: |
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XML Parser for Java v2 built upon the production version with the following additional features |
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XSLT Processor for Java built upon the production version with the following additional features |
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- Integrated support for W3C XSLT 1.0 Recommendation
- Provides new APIs to get XSL Transformation as SAX Output
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XML Schema Processor for Java supports parsing and validating XML files against an XML Schema definition file (.xsd) and includes the following features: |
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- Built upon the XML Parser for Java v2
- Supports the three parts of the XML Schema Recommendation
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Part 0: Primer XML Schema |
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Part 1: Structures XML Schema |
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Part 2: Datatypes |
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XML Class Generator for Java generates a set of Java source files based on an input DTD and XML Schema. |
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- Creates documents conforming to the W3C XML 1.0 Recommendation
- Supports creating documents in a wide range of encodings
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XML SQL Utility for Java generates an XML Document from SQL queries wth the following features |
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- Outputs text or Document Object Model from a SQL query string or a JDBC ResultSet object
- Writes data from an XML document into a database table or view
- XML output can be produced as Text, DOM trees or DTDs
- Supports Inserts, Updates, Selects and Deletes
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XSQL Servlet produces dynamic XML documents based on one or more SQL queries |
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- Optionally transform the resulting XML document in the server or client using XSLT
- Utilizes Declarative .xsql XML File for Instructions and Transformations
- Supports Selects, Inserts, Updates, & Deletes
- Built-in and Custom Action Handler Support
- Programmatic API for Java Applications
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Oracle Soap is an implementation of the Simple Object Access Protocol. |
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- Server-side infrastructure for managing and running SOAP enabled services
- Java client API for invoking SOAP services
- Supports pluggable XML parser that supports JAXP and DOM2 API
- Supports pluggable providers that enable extensible support for different types of services. This release includes:
- Java provider supports SOAP services that are Java classes
- Supports RPC invocation over HTTP transport
- Supports HTTP/HTTPS levels 1-3 plus basic authentication, proxy, and proxy basic authentication
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Oracle TransX Utility makes it easier to load translated seed data and messages into the database and includes the following features: |
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- Supports loading dataset in XML format
- Supports formatting validation
- Supports Date/Timestamp format
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XML Java Beans permit easily adding graphical or visual interfaces to XML applications and includes the following components: |
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DOMBuilder Bean encapsulates the DOMParser and provides asynchronous XML document parsing. |
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TreeViewer Bean displays XML formateed files graphicly as a tree. These branches and leaves of this tree can be manipulated with a mouse. |
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SourceViewer Bean displays XML and XSL formated files with color syntax highlighting for easy viewing and editing. |
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Transformer Bean accepts an XML and applies the transformation specified by an input XSL stylesheet to create and output file. |
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TransPanel Bean encapsulates the above beans in a appication component for retrieving, trransforming, and viewing XML files. |
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DBAccess Bean can be used for programmatic access to all features that XMLTransformPanel offers in interactive mode.DBAccess bean supports for XMLType storage |
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DBView Bean can be used in any application that requires visualization of database information using XML and stylesheet transformations. |
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XMLDiff Bean can be used to compare two XML files and represent the difference visally or by the generated XSL code. |
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