x - machine: INOXPE8702

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while trying out some URL-commands to fill my database, i got the same problem as mentioned in this posting
Load Error INOXPE8702: Invalid document prolog

unfortunately i cannot find any solution, neither in this forum, nor in the documentation.

i’m trying to add documents (the patient/hospital examples) into a database. my x-machine command is spelled like this:

 <A HREF="http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<path>/atkins.xml" TARGET=_blank>http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<path>/atkins.xml</A>

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and its producing the above mentioned fault.
using the interactive interface, the loading of the same daocuments into the same database workes without any faults.

any hints?
thanks.
ak

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The bit that comes after the _process= keyword is the raw xml document itself, hence /atkins.xml is not a valid XML document. You need to replace /atkins.xml with the actual XML document content.

The Tamino Interactive Interface is HTML and defines a form. When you click “Process”, the browser takes the name of the file and reads its contents and appends it to the _process keyword.

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does this mean, that i have to put every single node of the data i want to fill into the DB into my URL like that:

 <A HREF="http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<node1>contentx</node1>" TARGET=_blank>http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<node1>contentx</node1></A> </pre><BR><BR><pre class="ip-ubbcode-code-pre"> <A HREF="http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<node2>contenty</node2>" TARGET=_blank>http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<node2>contenty</node2></A> </pre><BR><BR>or maybe that way:<BR><BR><pre class="ip-ubbcode-code-pre"> <A HREF="http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<node1>contentx</node1><node2>contenty</node2>" TARGET=_blank>http://localhost/tamino/<db>/Hospital/patient?_process=<node1>contentx</node1><node2>contenty</node2></A>



???

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The bit that comes after the _process is the entire xml, e.g.

http://localhost/tamino/mydb/Hospital/patient?_process=<?xml version="1.0"?>…

You don’t separate nodes into separate requests, its just one single _process with the complete XML document including the xml prolog.

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thanks a lot, stuart.