You should have specified which collection to store the non-XML documents to when storing the documents (you may have used the test collection ino:etc/ino:nonXML).
If you didn’t specify a document name then they would have had automatically assigned names of the form “@1”, “@2” …
This means that you can access the documents with a URL something like the following:
http://host/tamino/db/ino:etc/ino:nonXML/@1
these won’t appear correctly in a browser if the content type was incorrect when storing.
You could try loading a test picture file (i.e. a gif or jpeg) using the Tamino Interactive Interface (into ino:etc/ino:nonXML) and then using a URL like the one above to retrieve it.
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