hey,
I need some ideas, suggestions for a task I am working at work these days.
We want to do that in C or C++.
I have several tables from a database (Oracle).
I need to extract data from these tables, and then convert it into an XML
file.
We are now working on the TAGS that will compose this XML file and the
mapping, that is the corresponding extracted data, associated to the TAGS.
Has anyone done that ? How would you do that ?
Is there an STL class that handles XML ? etc ..
Thanks a lot for your help !
5  2319 
There is no STL that handles XML. There is however a free software package
called "xerces" to parse and extract XML data.
"Toto" <ma*@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:c2**********@news-reader4.wanadoo.fr... hey,
I need some ideas, suggestions for a task I am working at work these days.
We want to do that in C or C++.
I have several tables from a database (Oracle).
I need to extract data from these tables, and then convert it into an XML
file.
We are now working on the TAGS that will compose this XML file and the
mapping, that is the corresponding extracted data, associated to the TAGS.
Has anyone done that ? How would you do that ?
Is there an STL class that handles XML ? etc ..
Thanks a lot for your help !
"Toto" <ma*@nospam.com> writes: hey,
I need some ideas, suggestions for a task I am working at work these days.
We want to do that in C or C++.
I have several tables from a database (Oracle).
I need to extract data from these tables, and then convert it into an XML
file.
We are now working on the TAGS that will compose this XML file and the
mapping, that is the corresponding extracted data, associated to the TAGS.
Has anyone done that ? How would you do that ?
completely OT, but what the hell:
Why use C++ at all? Oracle brings extensive XML functionality inside the
database - you can export tables directly as XML without the need for
external programming languages. afterwards, you can transform this
XML file into another by using XSLT.
(recommended reading: "Building Oracle XML applications")
HTH & kind regards
frank
--
Frank Schmitt
quattro research GmbH
e-mail: schmitt NO at SPAM quattro-research !@! dot com
it's not OUT OF TOPIC,
We have to use C or C++ for functional reasons.
So don't lecture me with any functionality that comes with Oracle.
what the hell yourself
"Frank Schmitt" <in*****@see-signature.info> a écrit dans le message de
news: 4c************@scxw21.4sc... "Toto" <ma*@nospam.com> writes:
hey,
I need some ideas, suggestions for a task I am working at work these
days.
We want to do that in C or C++.
I have several tables from a database (Oracle).
I need to extract data from these tables, and then convert it into an
XML file.
We are now working on the TAGS that will compose this XML file and the
mapping, that is the corresponding extracted data, associated to the
TAGS.
Has anyone done that ? How would you do that ?
completely OT, but what the hell:
Why use C++ at all? Oracle brings extensive XML functionality inside the
database - you can export tables directly as XML without the need for
external programming languages. afterwards, you can transform this
XML file into another by using XSLT.
(recommended reading: "Building Oracle XML applications")
HTH & kind regards
frank
--
Frank Schmitt
quattro research GmbH
e-mail: schmitt NO at SPAM quattro-research !@! dot com
"toto" <no***********@toto.com> wrote in message news:<c2**********@s1.read.news.oleane.net>... it's not OUT OF TOPIC,
yes, it is. Because you don't really have a C or C++ LANGUAGE
question, and there is no Standard C++ solution to your problem.
It is always good to check FAQ before posting:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...t.html#faq-5.9
Please, also read FAQ 5.4 which speaks about top-posting.
What you need is an Oracle DB library and an XML-parser library. There
are many available and the best place to ask would be NG's devoted to
Oracle and XML programming respectively.
For the latter, you can choose Xerces:
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/index.html
For the former, search either Web or your Oracle documentation for
Oracle CLI and/or Oracle ProC. On Windows you can also use ODBC.
Now, when you have a C++ language issue when trying to implement your
solution then you question will be most welcome in this group.
Thanks,
~Alexei
We have to use C or C++ for functional reasons.
So don't lecture me with any functionality that comes with Oracle.
what the hell yourself
"Frank Schmitt" <in*****@see-signature.info> a écrit dans le message de
news: 4c************@scxw21.4sc... "Toto" <ma*@nospam.com> writes:
hey,
I need some ideas, suggestions for a task I am working at work these days.
We want to do that in C or C++.
I have several tables from a database (Oracle).
I need to extract data from these tables, and then convert it into an XML file.
We are now working on the TAGS that will compose this XML file and the
mapping, that is the corresponding extracted data, associated to the TAGS.
Has anyone done that ? How would you do that ?
completely OT, but what the hell:
Why use C++ at all? Oracle brings extensive XML functionality inside the
database - you can export tables directly as XML without the need for
external programming languages. afterwards, you can transform this
XML file into another by using XSLT.
(recommended reading: "Building Oracle XML applications")
HTH & kind regards
frank
--
Frank Schmitt
quattro research GmbH
e-mail: schmitt NO at SPAM quattro-research !@! dot com
"toto" <no***********@toto.com> wrote in message
news:c2**********@s1.read.news.oleane.net... it's not OUT OF TOPIC,
We have to use C or C++ for functional reasons.
So don't lecture me with any functionality that comes with Oracle.
what the hell yourself
I wish people would be more considerate before posting.
Here's a poster who comes to a C++ language group, seeking free help, posts
an OT question, doesn't know what OT means, gets a polite reply which goes
on to actually give him some help, and he replies with what sounds like a
"bitchy" retort.
Now he's gotten me upset, and I try really hard not to be.
He also top-posts.
How can I set my filters to get rid of this kind of stuff? (And yes, I'm on
OE.) OTOH, maybe it's a troll and I should be chuckling.....
--
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