XML - Sample Corner
The XML section contains a series of samples describing how to use the XML features of the Oracle 10g Database and Oracle9i in real life applications. It also shows the usage of different XML libraries and utilities that come with the Oracle XML Developer's Kit (XDK) and how they make applications and Web sites XML enabled. Please visit our XML DB sample section for more XML DB samples. This page contains the following samples.

XSLT 2.0 Features Sample [12-Jan-2005]
This sample demonstrates how to use the new XSLT2.0 features, that are supported by Oracle XML Developer's Kit 10g .
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Oracle XDK 10g Unicode Support and XSLT Extension Sample Application [01-Apr-2004]
Redhat Linux Certified
This sample application demonstrates the Unicode Support of XDK using the scenario of a Real Estate Portal. The sample application supports two languages; English and French.
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Metadata Sample with the Oracle9i Metadata API [14-Jan-2004]
Redhat Linux Certified
The live sample application demonstrates many of the Metadata API's capabilities. A sample schema is established with tables, indexes, triggers, grants and views. The Metadata API is used to extract all of these objects' metadata as XML, DDL and HTML.

Building a Real FAQ Website with New Oracle9i Database XML Features and the Oracle9i XDK [14-Jan-2004]
Learn more about the the XML Developer's Kit APIs and the new Oracle9i XML features in this real application example. The live online demonstration contains up-to-date FAQs covering the Oracle XDKs and XML-enabled databases, application servers and tools.

Oracle XSQL Pages Publishing Framework Live Demo [14-Jan-2004]
Learn more about the XSQL publishing framework that easily publishes XML information on the Internet. By combining the power of SQL, XML, and XSLT, it greatly simplifies publishing dynamic Web content based on database information. The live demo online contains real applications built with XSQL servlet.

Insurance Profile System with JAXB [03-Dec-2003]
Redhat Linux Certified
The Insurance Profile System application demonstrates how users can quickly and easily develop applications that handle XML data with the help of Oracle XDK 10g. This application demonstrates the power of Java Architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) and how it simplifies access to XML documents through simplified Java Objects.

TransX Utility Sample with the Oracle9i XDK for Java [31-Oct-2002]
Redhat Linux Certified
The TransX Utility sample application demonstrates the use of the TransX utility Java API that is supplied with the Oracle XDK for Java. This sample provides interface for unloading data from one database table into XML and load it into another table in the same or a different database after applying translation attributes.

XML Data Streaming for Enterprise Applications Using PL/SQL and SAX [23-Apr-2002]
Analyze the fundamental strategies for XML processing in enterprise applications and discuss an efficient XML data-streaming solution that makes use of the SAX, PL/SQL interfaces and Oracle8i/9i Database.

Product Catalog Application with New Oracle9i Database XML Features and the Oracle9i XDK [17-Apr-2002]
Demonstrates the usage of XML Developer's Kit (XDK) and the new Oracle9i XML features for storing and searching XML data.

Customer Management Application with New Oracle9i Database XML Features and the Oracle9i XDK [17-Apr-2002]
Redhat Linux Certified
Demonstrates using XML Developers' Kit APIs and the new Oracle9i XML features for storing and searching XML data. It also demonstrates the Server-Side XML Schema Validation from PL/SQL.

Employee Information Management using the XSQL page publishing framework [17-Apr-2002]
Redhat Linux Certified
Shows how the XSQL Page Publishing Framework could be used to perform different database operations and to handle dynamic content using SQL, XML and XSL.

Building Product Orders with New Oracle9i Database XML Features and the Oracle9i XDK [17-Apr-2002]
Redhat Linux Certified
Demonstrates how to use Class Generator for Java in generating Product Orders. It uses the XSQL Page publishing Framework for storing the generated orders XML inside an Oracle9i Database.

Building an XML-powered Distributed Application with Oracle9i [14-Feb-2002]
Demonstrates how to use Class Generator for Java in generating Product Orders. It uses the XSQL Page publishing Framework for storing the generated orders XML inside an Oracle9i Database.

Building Server-Side XML Schema Validation from PL/SQL [24-Aug-2001]
Get an introduction to XML schema validation with the XDK for Java working in PL/SQL. Learn how to build an Oracle Java Stored Procedure to perform the schema validation in the Oracle9i Database.