Hi all,
I need to create a collection into Tamino database where I can put XML documents, without validation, like ino:etc collection.
What’s the easiest way to do that?
May I have a code example?
Thanks in advance!!
Hi all,
I need to create a collection into Tamino database where I can put XML documents, without validation, like ino:etc collection.
What’s the easiest way to do that?
May I have a code example?
Thanks in advance!!
Hi Raffy,
Assuming you have Tamino 4.2.1:
the easiest way is to use the Tamino X-Plorer, select the database,
use File->New Collection, and select aschema usage of
“Optional” or “Prohibited”
Regards
Harald
Hi Raffy
using Tamino Xplorer in Tamino 4.2 you can create a new collection with optional or even prohibited schema usage. “optional” is equivalent to behaviour of ino:etc.
Regards
Uli
How would you achieve the same results with v4141?
Hi Fred
Tamino 4.1 does not yet support storage without validation for any other collection but ino:etc.
Sorry
Uli
Uli, thanks for the quick reply.
I’ve read here [url]http://tamino.demozone.softwareag.com/demoXQuery/XQueryDemo/reference.jsp?show=user&page=updates[/url]
that validation can be turned off by using the tsd:contentopen</tsd:content> tag used within a tsd:doctype declaration. I tried that and Tamino still rejected the partial document.
The sample shown in the url above looked so simple. Are there special considerations when using this “open” declaration.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Fred
for open content still all element or attribute declarations found in the schema will be used for validation.
Pls provide
for further clarification
Cheers
Uli
Uli, thank you for the clarification. I appreciate your offer to examine the schema and document, but now that you have me pointed in the right direction, I think I can handle it from here.
best regards,
Fred