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## Development Tools and Other XML-Enabled Oracle8i Features

- Oracle8i interMedia Text: An application interface in Java where data can be viewed as documents and documents can be treated as data.

- Oracle JDeveloper: An integrated development tool for building Java web-based applications

- Oracle8i Internet File System (iFS): An application interface in Java where data can be viewed as documents and the documents can be treated as data.

### XDK for Java

XDK for Java is comprised of the following:

- XML Parser for Java: Creates and parses XML using industry standard DOM and SAX interfaces. Includes an XSL Transformation (XSLT) Processor that transforms XML to XML or other text-based formats, such as, HTML.

- XML Java Class Generator: Generates Java classes.

- XML Transviewer Java Beans: View and transform XML documents and data via Java

- XSQL Servlet: Processes SQL queries embedded in an XSQL file, xxxx.xsql. Returns results in XML format. Uses XML-SQL Utility and XML Parser for Java.

### XDK for C

XDK for C is comprised of the following:

- XML Parser for C: Creates and parses XML using industry standard DOM and SAX interfaces. Includes an XSL Transformation (XSLT) Processor that transforms XML to XML or other text-based formats, such as, HTML.

### XDK for C++

XDK for C++ is comprised of the following:

- XML Parser for C++: Creates and parses XML using industry standard DOM and SAX interfaces. Includes an XSL Transformation (XSLT) Processor that transforms XML to XML or other text-based formats, such as, HTML.

- XML C++ Class Generator: Generates C++ classes.

### XDK for PL/SQL

XDK for PL/SQL is comprised of the following:

- XML Parser for PL/SQL: Creates and parses XML using industry standard DOM and SAX interfaces. Includes an XSL Transformation (XSLT) Processor that transforms XML to XML or other text-based formats, such as, HTML.

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