The api examples show some basic ways to use the dbXML apis. There are two
example clients APIExample and CorbaAPIExample.

APIExample uses the org.dbxml.client library to provide simpler access to the
dbXML server. This library is just a lightweight wrapper around the CORBA API
but makes working with the server much simpler from Java. If you are working in
java you should probably use the org.dbxml.client library rather then using the
CORBA APIs directly.

CorbaAPIExample shows the basics of using the CORBA APIs to access the dbXML
server. The CORBA APIs enable access from other languages besides java. If you
are working in a language other then Java you can use this as a guide for how
the CORBA calls might look in your chosen language.


Run:
      Make sure the CORBA naming service and dbXML server is running.

      run org.dbxml.examples.APIExample or
      run org.dbxml.examples.CorbaAPIExample

Example output:
      If the program runs correctly you should see output similar to the
      following. The exact output will vary depending on your configuration.

Application Name local
system:
        SysProcedures
        SysXMLObjects
        SysCollections
        SysTriggers
        SysDatabases
        SysSchemas
test:
        ocs
Document OID: 0625df6b00364492290ede9d28279e9c
0625df6b00364492290ede9d28279e9c
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<test>Hello</test>
