1 Package OracleXml APIs for C++
OracleXml is the namespace for all XML C++ interfaces implemented by Oracle. It includes class XmlException, the root for all exceptions in XML, and the following namespaces:
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Ctx - namespace for TCtx related declarations, described in Package Ctx APIs for C++
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Dom - namespace for DOM related declarations, described in Package Dom APIs for C++
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IO - namespace for input and output source declarations, described in Package IO APIs for C++
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Parser - namespace for parser and schema validator declarations, described in Package Parser APIs for C++
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SOAP - namespace for the Simple Object Access Protocol declarations, described in Package SOAP APIs for C++
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Tools - namespace for Tools::Factory related declarations, described in Package Tools APIs for C++
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XPath - namespace for XPath related declarations, described in Package XPath APIs for C++
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XPointer - namespace for XPointer related declarations, described in Package XPointer APIs for C++
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Xsl - namespace for XSLT related declarations, described in Package Xsl APIs for C++
XmlException Interface
XMLException is the root interface for all XML exceptions. Table 1-1 summarizes the methods available through the OracleXml Package.
Table 1-1 Summary of OracleXml Package Interfaces
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Get Oracle XML error code embedded in the exception. |
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Get current language (encoding) of error messages. |
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Get Oracle XML error message. |
getCode()
This is a virtual member function that defines a prototype for implementation defined functions returning Oracle XML error codes (like error codes defined in xml.h) of the exceptional situations during execution
Syntax
virtual unsigned getCode() const = 0;
Returns
(unsigned) numeric error code (0 on success)
getMesLang()
This is a virtual member function that defines a prototype for user defined functions returning current language (encoding) of error messages for the exceptional situations during execution
Syntax
virtual oratext* getMesLang() const = 0;
Returns
(oratext *) Current language (encoding) of error messages