A Java Sax Parser Example
Objective: | Demonstrate how to create and work
with a Java Sax Parser in order to extract information from an XML file,
and store them into a Oracle database.
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Context: | A company that sells CDs decides
to implement a data warehouse to drive its business. They need to use a
Java Sax parser to extract information from an XML file and store into a
denormalized table created to store sales information. The example
start point of this example is the program called DWSAXParser.java code
and the following statement is the command to run the example: C:> java
DWSAXParser CDSales.xml
The parser code will , read itThen, after the whole document is read, the parser invokes the SaleManager class to persist the objects into the database, and to retrieve them and display in the screen. All the codes are listed bellow
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Steps: |
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The following files compose the Java Sax Parser example:
Qty and Type | File Name | Brief Desrcription |
1 TXT file | DBProperties.txt | Contains the parameters to connect to the database |
1 XML file | CDSales.xml | Contains the data to be parsed |
1 SQL file | ctSales.sql | Contains the script to create the table Sales into Oracle database |
4 JAVA files | DBConnection.java | Establish connection with the database |
Sale.java | Contains the definition of class Sale | |
SaleManager.java | Manage transactions with the database like insert, update, delete | |
DWSAXParser.java | Read the XML file, parse the data and populate the database |
Do you want to download the whole example and try it by yourself ??? Go ahead, but don't forget to send me a feedback with your opinion, ok??? Thanks !!! BTW, You must have your own database to work. The parameters I give in the DBConnection class will not work properly with its default values.
The following file contains all the codes :
DWSaxParserFromSiomara.zip | (80KB) This zip file contains all the codes and screen shots of the results obtained. |
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here if you want to see the
RESULTS
of this example when executed correctly