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  • 1.  TaminoNonXml.setNonXML

    Posted 06/15/01 05:21 PM

    Hi there,
    I got decent problems with the TaminoNonXml class, especially the method setNonXML, which requires the three parameters url, InputStream and contentType. I managed to set up an InputStream from a given file, and I verified the InputStream by creating the file elsewhere.

    Now my problem: I am calling that method with the three parameters, where url is like

    http://ip:port/tamino/database/ino:etc

    so I am using the standard schema of the nonXML files. In the InputStream is the created InputStream mentioned above and where contentType is the content-type of that file.

    The TaminoResult always answers with the Error Message:

    com.softwareag.tamino.API.dom.TaminoError: TaminoError[8400] Error get HTTP Inputstream

    Has anyone encountered a similar problem, not to say the same? I would be thankful for every kind of help in that direction.

    Sincerely,
    Andr


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  • 2.  RE: TaminoNonXml.setNonXML

    Posted 06/15/01 05:30 PM

    You have used “http://ip:port/tamino/database/ino:etc” as the url. Try to make that relavite to the url you used with the TaminoNonXml constructor.

    Also, I doubt the setNonXML method will create collections and doctypes as needed. So make sure ino:etc/ino:nonXML or whereever you want to store the document to exists.


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  • 3.  RE: TaminoNonXml.setNonXML

    Posted 06/15/01 05:58 PM

    Thanks for the advice…

    But even after giving the relative url as an argument to the method there is just the same error.
    Also the collection ino:etc is existent for I stored nonXML files with the Active Interface into that collection before.


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