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  • 1.  how to store with name??

    Posted 11/06/02 12:53 PM

    This might be silly question, but how can I store my xml-docs with their name and not by that ino:id?

    When I store pictures with that schema wich founds from these forums, I can see their names.
    Allthou when I try to store pictures via interactive interface they go to the ino:etc without names, even if I define in interactive interface that collection is the one where pictures are?

    Someone please??


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  • 2.  RE: how to store with name??

    Posted 11/06/02 01:05 PM

    To store a document with a docname using the Tamino Interactive Interface, put the complete URL of the document (http://machine/tamino/database/collection/doctype/docname) into the “Database URL” field, and leave the Collection field blank. Browse to your document source using the Process/Browse button and hit Process.


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  • 3.  RE: how to store with name??

    Posted 11/06/02 05:45 PM

    That also works with pictures, but not with xml-docs…
    I have pictures in own collection with own schema, and xml-docs in it’s own.
    Is there something that you have to include in schema or something?
    When I added documents with that way you told me, X-Plorer still shows XML-docs with ino:id, but pictures and for example word docs with their names…

    Thanks!


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  • 4.  RE: how to store with name??

    Posted 11/06/02 06:02 PM

    No X-Plorer doesn’t show the document name (as far as I could see) for xml documents. If you query (say using TII) for the stored xml documents you will see that there should be an ino:docname attribute on each of the root elements for each of the resulting documents.


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