Index

Symbols

.NET 1.4.2

B

binary XML
- C 6.1
- decoding 13.3.2
- encoding 13.3.1
- Java 13.1
- models for using 13.2
- saving text as 12.3.4.1.3
- storage format 13.1.1
- terminology 13.2.1
- using Java 13.5
- vocabulary management 13.4
binary XML decoder 13.5.2
binary XML encoder 13.5.1
Built-in Action Handler 25.8.1.2
Built-in Action Handler, XSQL 25.8.1.2

C

C++ class generator 1.2.4
C++ interface 27.2
C API 3.4
C compile-time environment on UNIX
- setting up 3.2.4
C components
- demos 3.1, 4.3.1, 5.2.4, 7.4
- directory structure 3.1
- globalization support 3.5
- installation 3.1
- runtime environment on Windows 3.3.3
- samples 3.1, 4.3.1, 5.2.4, 7.4
- setting up Windows environment 3.3
- setting up Windows environment variables 3.3.2
- with Visual C/C++ on Windows 3.3.5
C environment variables on UNIX 3.2.2
Class Generator
- XML C++ 32
CLASSPATH
- XSQL Pages 24.2.2.2
CLASSPATH environment variable
- for XQJ 16.1.1
C libraries
- contents 3.2.1
command-line interface
- oraxml 12.2.3, 18.2.3
Connection Definitions 24.2.2.4
C runtime environment on UNIX 3.2.3
custom connection manager 25.8.4.1
custom entity resolver
- example 15.2.1

D

Data Provider for .NET 1.4.2
data variables into XML 12.7.2
DB Access JavaBean D.1.3.3
decoding binary XML 13.3.2
Default SQL to XML Mapping 21.4.1.1
demos
- C components 3.1, 4.3.1, 5.2.4, 7.4
directory structure
- C 3.1
document creation Java APIs 10.3.3
DOM
- creating in Java 12
- specifications 34.1.2.1
DOMBuilder Bean D.1.3.1
DTDs
- external 12.7.3.1

E

encoding binary XML 13.3.1
entity resolver
- other entity types 15.2.6
entity resolver framework 15.2
error messages
- DLF B.1
- DML C.3
- DOM A.2
- generic C.1
- JAXB A.10
- query C.2
- schema component constraint A.7
- schema representation constraint A.6
- TransX B.3
- XML parser A.1
- XML pipeline A.9
- XML schema validation A.5
- XPath A.4
- XSL transformation A.3
- XSQL server pages A.8
examples of document creation in Java 10.3.3
external storage
- example 15.4.2

F

FileReader not for system files 12.7.4.1
FOP
- serializer 24.2.3
- serializer to produce PDF 25.7

G

generated XML
- customizing 21.4.1.3
generating XML 21.2.4.1
- using XSU command line, getXML 21.2.4.1
getXML 21.2.4.1
globalization support
- for the C components 3.5

H

HTML Form Parameters 24.5.2.4
HTTP Parameters 24.5.1
HTTP POST method 24.5.3.2

I

informational messages
- TransX B.2
insert, XSU 21.4.2.2
installation
- C components 3.1
invalid characters 12.7.4.6

J

JAR files, DTDs 12.7.3.1
Java classes deprecated 10.3.1
Java components
- creating a DOM 12
- environment in Windows 11.3.3
- installation 11.1
- parsing 12
Java diff operations 20.3
- append-node 20.3.1
- delete-node 20.3.3
- examples 20.4
- insert-node-before 20.3.2
Java diff output schema
- xdiff.xsd 20.6
Java Specification Request
- 225 16.1, 16.3.1
Java XML diffing library 20.1
JAXB
- class generator 1.2.4
- compared with JAXP 18.1, 18.2
- features not supported 18.2.4
- marshalling and unmarshalling 18.1
- validating 18.1
- what is 18.2
JAXP
- compared with JAXB 18.1
JAXP (Java API for XML Processing) 12.5
JCR 1.0 standard 12.1.2
JDBC driver 21.2.1.1
JSR 170 standard 12.1.2
JSR-225 16.1, 16.3.1

M

make.bat file
- editing on Window for C environment 3.3.4.1.1
mapping
- primer, XSU 21.4.1
messages
- assertion B.4
Microsoft .NET 1.4.2

N

no rows exception 21.3.9.2

O

OCI and the XDK for C 5.7
OCI examples 5.7.5
oracle.xml.diff package 20.1
Oracle JDeveloper 1.4.1
Oracle JVM 12.2
Oracle XML Developer’s Kit components 1.1
Oracle XML Developer’s Kit version
- using C 3.2.5
- using C++ 26.2.5
- using Java 11.4
OracleXml namespace 27.3
orastream functions 5.4
oraxml 12.2.3, 18.2.3
oraxsl
- command-line interfaces 14.2.3
Out Variable, using xsql
- dml 24.5.2.5

P

Package Classes 10.3.1
Parser for Java 12
- constructor extension functions 14.4.4
- oraxsl 14.2.3
- return value extension function 14.4.5
- static and nonstatic methods 14.4.3
- supported database 12.2
- using DTDs 12.7.3
Parser for Java, overview 12.2
PDF results using FOP 24.2.3
Pipeline Definition Language 19.1

S

samples
- C components 3.1, 4.3.1, 5.2.4, 7.4
security, XSQL Pages 24.5.4
select
- with XSU 21.4.2.1
servlet, XSQL 24, 25
SOAP
- C clients 9.1.2
- C examples 9.3
- C Functions 9.2
- for C 9.1
- server 9.1.3
- what is 9.1.1
static context
- default initial values 15.7.2
streaming evaluation 15.4.1
- example 15.4.1
streaming validator 7.5
- opaque mode 7.5.2
- transparent mode 7.5.1
string data 12.7.4.6

T

text node normalization 20.2
TransX Utility 22

U

Unicode in a system file 12.7.4.1
unified C API for XDK and Oracle XML DB 3.4
unified Java API 10.1
Unified Java API 10, 10.1
Unified Java API new objects and methods 10.3.3
UNIX environment for C components
- configuring 3.2
update, XSU 21.4.2.3
updating queries 15.5
updating query
- example 15.5
UTF-16 Encoding 12.7.4.5
UTF-8 output 12.7.4.3

V

validation
- auto validation mode 12.1.10
- DTD validating Mode 12.1.10
- partial validation mode 12.1.10
- schema validation 12.1.10
- schema validation mode 12.1.10
Visual C/C++ 3.3.5
Visual Studio 3.3.5

W

Windows 3.3
- C components
  - with Visual C/C++ 3.3.5
- C libraries 3.3.1
- editing make.bat file 3.3.4.1.1
- setting up C environment variables 3.3.2
Windows environment for C components
- setting up 3.3
WML Document 24.5.2.1

X

xdiff.xsd 20.6
Xdiff instance document 8.2.6
Xdiff schema 8.2.10
XDK
- JAR files for XQJ 15.1
XDK components 1.1
XDK version
- using C 3.2.5
- using C++ 26.2.5
- using Java 11.4
XML Base 34.1.1
XML C++ Class Generator 32
xmlcg usage 32.3
XMLCompress JavaBean D.1.3.6
XML DB
- JAR files for XQJ 16.1.1
XMLDBAccess JavaBean D.1.3.4
XmlDiff
- command-line options for C 8.2.4
XMLDiff
- example in C 8.2.11
XMLDiff in C 8.1
XML diffing methods
- Java 20.1
XMLDiff JavaBean D.1.3.5
XML documents
- generating from C 1.3.2
- generating from C++ 1.3.3
- generating from Java 1.3.1
XML equal methods
- Java 20.1, 20.5
XmlHash
- example in C 8.4
XML hash methods
- Java 20.1, 20.5
XML input documents
- comparing and contrasting 20.3
XML namespace prefixes
- ignoring differences 20.2
XML Namespaces 1.0 34.1.1
XMLNode.selectNodes() method 12.7.1
XML output in UTF-8 12.7.4.3
XML parser
- oraxml command-line interface 12.2.3, 18.2.3
XML parser for C
- sample programs 4.3.1, 5.2.4
XmlPatch
- command-line options for C 8.3
XML pull parser
- example 5.6.5
XML Pull Parser error handling 5.6.4
XML Pull Parser for C 5.6
XML Schema
- explained 17.1.4
- processor for Java
  - how to run the sample program 14.2.2, 17.2.2, 18.2.2, 19.2.2, 22.2.2
XML schema for C
- sample programs 7.4
XML SQL Utility (XSU) 1.2.6
- connecting with OCI* JDBC driver 21.2.1.1
- customizing generated XML 21.4.1.3
- dependencies and installation 21.2.1
- explained 21.2
- getXML command line 21.2.4.1
- inserts 21.4.2.2
- mapping primer 21.4.1
- selects 21.4.2.1
- updates 21.4.2.3
XML Syntax for XQuery (XQueryX) 15.7
XQJ 15.7, 16.1
- entity resolver framework 15.2
- updating queries 15.5
- XQuery API for Java 15.1
- XQuery Update Facility 15.5
XQJ implementation-defined items
- support in XDK 15.7.2
XQuery API for Java 15.1
XQuery API for Java (XQJ) 15.7, 16.1
XQuery implementation-defined items
- support in XDK 15.7.2
XQuery language 15.7
XQuery optional features
- support in XDK 15.7.1
XQuery processor for Java 15.1
- standards and specifications 15.7
- streaming evaluation 15.4.1
- using external storage 15.4.2
XQuery Update Facility 15.5, 15.7
XQuery Update Facility implementation-defined items
- support in XDK 15.7.2
XQueryX 15.7
XSLT
- XSLTransformer bean D.2.1.2
XSLT compiler 4.1
XSLT processor 4.2
XSLT Processor for Java
- hints for using 14.5
XSL Transformation (XSLT) Processor 1.2.2
XSL Transformation (XSLT) Processor for Java 14.2, 19.2, 22.2
XSL Transformations Specifications 34.1.2.2
XSLTransformer JavaBean D.1.3.2
XSLValidator JavaBean D.1.3.7
XSQL
- action handler errors 25.4.2
- advanced topics 25
- built-in action handler elements 25.8.1.2
- connection 24.5.2.6, 24.5.2.7
- current page name 24.5.2.8
- errors 24.5.3.1
- setting up demos 24.2.3.1, 24.2.3.2
- SOAP support 24.5.2.6
- stylesheets 25.2
- two queries 24.5.2.3
XSQL action elements
- ((lt))xsql((colon))action((gt)) 33.2.1
- ((lt))xsql((colon))delete-request((gt)) 33.2.2
- ((lt))xsql((colon))dml((gt)) 33.2.3
- ((lt))xsql((colon))if-param((gt)) 33.2.4
- ((lt))xsql((colon))include-owa((gt)) 33.2.5
- ((lt))xsql((colon))include-param((gt)) 33.2.6
- ((lt))xsql((colon))include-posted-xml((gt)) 33.2.7
- ((lt))xsql((colon))include-request-params((gt)) 33.2.8
- ((lt))xsql((colon))include-xml((gt)) 33.2.9
- ((lt))xsql((colon))include-xsql((gt)) 33.2.10
- ((lt))xsql((colon))insert-param((gt)) 33.2.11
- ((lt))xsql((colon))insert-request((gt)) 33.2.12
- ((lt))xsql((colon))query((gt)) 33.2.13
- ((lt))xsql((colon))ref-cursor-function((gt)) 33.2.14
- ((lt))xsql((colon))set-cookie((gt)) 33.2.15
- ((lt))xsql((colon))set-page-param((gt)) 33.2.16
- ((lt))xsql((colon))set-session-param((gt)) 33.2.17
- ((lt))xsql((colon))set-stylesheet-param((gt)) 33.2.18
- ((lt))xsql((colon))update-request((gt)) 33.2.19
XSQL Pages security 24.5.4
XSQL servlet
- hints 24.5.2
XSQL Servlet examples 24.2.3
XSU
- generating XML 21.2.4.1
- mapping primer 21.4.1
- usage guidelines 21.4.1
XSU (XML SQL Utility) 1.2.6
XSU usage techniques 21.4
XVM
- XSLT compiler 4.1.2
XVM (XSLT Virtual Machine) processor 4.1