Oracle Audio Technologies 9i ユーザーズマニュアル
Xslt
8-6
Oracle9i Application Server Wireless Edition Configuration Guide
The xmlloader.properties file specifies the mapping between the object names and
their handler Java classes. The objects are specified as fully-qualified from the root,
as dot-separated names. For example, the
their handler Java classes. The objects are specified as fully-qualified from the root,
as dot-separated names. For example, the
PanamaObjects
property file is
specified as oracle.panama.util.XMLLoader.PGRPHandler.
The System.properties file has the following entries to determine behavior.
Table 8–2
Behaviors for the XML Loader in the Systems.property File
8.4 Xslt
The
Xslt
utility is a tool you can use to test stylesheets.
Xslt
uses the XML DOM
parser and the XSL processor included with the Oracle XML processor. You can use
Xslt
to apply the stylesheets you create to any XML document.
Note:
Please make sure the -l option has been properly specified
in either the upload.bat or upload.sh script file.
Entry
Behavior
xmlloader.pathExpression
Specifies the regular expression which
determines the path of the objects that you intend
to upload and download.
determines the path of the objects that you intend
to upload and download.
xmlloader.activityLog
Specifies the location of logging activity.
xmlloader.errorLog
Specifies the location for logging errors.
xmlloader.createUserRoot
Determines whether a root folder is to be created
for each user when uploading provisioning data.
for each user when uploading provisioning data.
xmlloader.commitFrequency
Frequency in seconds to commit the uploaded
information to the back-end repository.
information to the back-end repository.
xmlloader.replaceObjects
Determines whether a pre-existing objects should
be overwritten.
be overwritten.
Note:
’All the XML Loader parameters in the System.properties
file are default values that are overwritten by the XML Loader API.