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ramesh

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To store xml files in database Posted: Aug 18, 2003 5:20 AM
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hi all,
Why we need to store the XML files in database?

How we can store the XML files in oracle database?

In my application , I’m creating a flat XML files by java API , Using parser I will read the content and put inside the Session .and I will retrieve the values from the session object.,
But now I don’t want to create a flat file and also I want to put directly inside the
Oracle database and I want to retrieve the values.
This is my requirement ,what I should to in this regard kindly explain.

Is any open source is there to build my requirement., and is there any third party tool available.

In the case of element having the attribute what I should do.?
Kindly explain me in detail


David

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Registered: Jul, 2003

Re: To store xml files in database Posted: Aug 18, 2003 6:37 AM
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> Why we need to store the XML files in database?

You don't *need* to!

> How we can store the XML files in oracle database?

Just dump it in a large text or binary field.

> Is any open source is there to build my requirement., and is there any third party tool available.

It hardly seems a project - it's just putting some text/a file into a database.

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