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Tamino XML Server Core Documentation
Tamino API for Java
Tamino API for C
HTTP Client API for JScript
Tamino Schema Editor
Tamino X-Plorer

Contents menu

►Release Notes
- Modifications for Tamino XML Server 10.1
- Miscellaneous Topics
►Introducing Tamino
- Background
- Concepts
- General Architecture
- Tamino Product Components
- Working with Tamino
- Conclusion: Advantages of Tamino XML Server in a Nutshell
►About this Guide
- Related Literature
- Operating System, Browser, and JDK Support
- Hardware Requirements
- Prepare Your Windows Machine
- Prepare Your UNIX Machine
- Installation Procedures
- Complete the Installation
- Uninstall
- International Operating Environments
- Default Ports
►Setting Up Tamino
- Before You Start Using Tamino
►Getting Started
- Introduction
- Basic Concepts: Doctype, Collection, Schema
- Starting Tamino
- Creating a Database
- Starting and Stopping the Database
- Working with DTDs and Schemas
- Defining a Schema
- Loading XML Objects into the Database
- Loading non-XML Objects into the Database
- Retrieving Objects from the Database Using XQuery
- Backup and Restore
- Where to go from here
►Migration Guide
- General
- Upgrading and Downgrading Using SET VERSION
- Migrating Applications
►Tamino Interactive Interface
- Introducing the Tamino Interactive Interface
- Starting the Tamino Interactive Interface
- Common Elements of the Tamino Interactive Interface
- Working with the Tamino Interactive Interface
- Reference: XQuery
- Reference: X-Query
- Reference: Delete
- Reference: Load
- Reference: Define
- Reference: Undefine
- Reference: Diagnose
- Reference: Authentication
►Tamino Data Loader
- Loading Data into Tamino
- The Tamino Data Loader
►Tamino Forms Handler
- Creating an XML Document
- Sending Queries to Tamino
- Using XSL Processing Instructions
- Limitations
►Tamino WebDAV Functionality
- The WebDAV Standard
- Basic Methods
- Properties
- Versioning
- Security
- Searching
- WebDAV and Tamino
►Tamino Non-XML Indexer
- Introduction
- Component Profile and Set-Up
- Architectural Overview
- Setting Up the Tamino Non-XML Indexer
- Using the Tamino Non-XML Indexer
- Supported MIME Types
- Adding Support for Further MIME Types
- Schema Reference Information
- Mapped Properties
►Tamino Reporting
- Eclipse and BIRT
- Installing the Tamino Reporting Feature
- Creating a Report that Retrieves Data from Tamino
- Deploying the Tamino Reporting Runtime Engine
- Deploying the Report to an Application Server
- Running the Report
►Tamino Manager
- Introduction to inoadmin
- inoadmin Features
- Tamino Security
- Administration Considerations
- Using previous versions of the Tamino Manager
►Backup Guide
- General Backup Strategies
- Internal Backup and Restore in Tamino
- Disaster Recovery
Replication Guide
High Availability
►Tamino XML Schema Reference Guide
- TSD Logical: Definitions
- xs:all
- xs:annotation
- xs:any
- xs:anyAttribute
- xs:appinfo
- xs:attribute
- xs:attributeGroup
- xs:choice
- xs:complexContent
- xs:complexType
- xs:documentation
- xs:element
- xs:enumeration
- xs:extension
- xs:field
- xs:fractionDigits
- xs:group
- xs:import
- xs:include
- xs:key
- xs:keyref
- xs:length
- xs:list
- xs:maxExclusive
- xs:maxInclusive
- xs:maxLength
- xs:minExclusive
- xs:minInclusive
- xs:minLength
- xs:notation
- xs:pattern
- xs:restriction
- xs:schema
- xs:selector
- xs:sequence
- xs:simpleContent
- xs:simpleType
- xs:totalDigits
- xs:union
- xs:unique
- xs:whiteSpace
- Features of the W3C XML Schema that are Not Supported by Tamino
- Tamino Extensions to XML Schema: List of Elements and Attributes
- tsd:accessOptions
- tsd:accessPredicate
- tsd:adminInfo
- tsd:alternate
- tsd:attributeInfo
- tsd:caseFirst
- tsd:caseLevel
- tsd:collation
- tsd:collection
- tsd:collectionRef
- tsd:compress
- tsd:computed
- tsd:content
- tsd:created
- tsd:default
- tsd:delete
- tsd:dereference
- tsd:doctype
- tsd:elementInfo
- tsd:field
- tsd:french
- tsd:function
- tsd:ignoreUpdate
- tsd:index
- tsd:insert
- tsd:language
- tsd:logical
- tsd:map
- tsd:modified
- tsd:multiPath
- tsd:multiple
- tsd:name
- tsd:native
- tsd:noConversion
- tsd:nodeAdabasField
- tsd:nodeParameter
- tsd:nodeRef
- tsd:nodeSQL
- tsd:nonXML
- tsd:normalization
- tsd:objectRef
- tsd:onBinaryInsert
- tsd:onDelete
- tsd:onInsert
- tsd:onProcess
- tsd:onTextInsert
- tsd:onUpdate
- tsd:parameter
- tsd:parameters
- tsd:physical
- tsd:primaryKeyColumn
- tsd:pure
- tsd:read
- tsd:reference
- tsd:refers
- tsd:schema
- tsd:schemaInfo
- tsd:server
- tsd:shadowXML
- tsd:standard
- tsd:storeShadowOnly
- tsd:strength
- tsd:structureIndex
- tsd:subTreeAdabas
- tsd:subTreeAdabasPE
- tsd:subTreeSQL
- tsd:systemGeneratedIdentity
- tsd:text
- tsd:trigger
- tsd:unique
- tsd:update
- tsd:version
- tsd:which
- tsd:xTension
►XQuery 4 Reference Guide
- Introduction
- Lexical Structure
- ►Syntax Constructs
  - Syntax Constructs Ordered by Categories
  - ►Syntax Constructs in Alphabetical Order
- ►Functions
  - Functions Ordered by Categories
  - ►Functions in Alphabetical Order
►X-Query Reference Guide
- ►Expressions
- ►Functions
Messages and Codes
Messages and Codes: General Messages - Set 1
Messages and Codes: General Messages - Set 2
►Examples
- The Persons Database
- The Patient Database
- The Telephone Database
- The Jazz Database
- W3C XQuery Use Cases
- Thesaurus Examples
- User-Defined Dictionaries
Glossary
►X-Machine Programming
- Introduction
- Session Handling
- Requests using Plain URL Addressing
- Requests using X-Machine Commands
- General Requests
- Using Plain HTML Forms
- Media Type Requirements
- Character Encoding
- Maintaining Tamino Indexes
►Tamino XML Schema User Guide
- Introduction
- The Logical Schema
- The Schema Header
- Tamino-Specific Extensions to the Logical Schema
- Tamino-Specific Extensions to the Physical Schema
- Schema-Related Attributes in XML Documents
- Schema Operations
- Tools for the Creation of Tamino Schemas
- Appendix 1: Valid Combinations of Restricting Facets and Base Datatypes
- Appendix 2: Language and Country Codes
- Appendix 3: Examples
- Appendix 5: Example Schemas for Indexing
►XQuery User Guide
- ►First Steps
- ►The Concepts of XQuery
- Related Information
►X-Query User Guide
- What is X-Query?
- XPath 1.0 and X-Query
- Querying XML Sample Documents
- Related Information
►X-Tension: Tamino Server Extensions
- Introduction
- Prerequisites
- Tamino Server Extension Functions
- Administrating Tamino Server Extensions
- Calling Tamino Server Extensions
- Failure of Tamino Server Extension Functions
- Tracing Tamino Server Extensions
- X-Tension Tools
- Tamino Server Extension Examples
- Example: XSLT Server Extension
►X-Node: Mapping to External Databases
- X-Node Access to Adabas
- X-Node Mapping Examples
►Communication with Tamino's X-Machine
- Introduction
- Communication Methods
- Web Servers
- Webserverless APIs
- Security
- Request Handling in the Server
►Advanced Concepts
- ►From Conceptual Model to Schema
- ►From Schema to Tamino
- ►Utilizing Server Extensions
- ►Rapid Application Development with Tamino
►XML Namespaces in Tamino
- General Information on Namespaces
- Namespace-Related Facilities in XML Schema and in TSD4
- Upgrade and Migration
- Namespace Handling for Specific X-Machine Requests
Unicode and Text Retrieval
►Performance Guide
- Use of Database Parameters
- Data Modeling
- Tuning Schemas and Queries
- Advanced Indexes
- Efficient Queries: XQuery
- Efficient Queries: X-Query
- Query Processing Analysis
- Suppressed Lookup of Index Entries
- Hardware Configuration
- Performance Tuning - A Case Study
►Transactions Guide
- Introduction
- Transaction Modes
- Isolation Levels and Locking
- Transaction Parameters
- Deadlocks and Deadlock Prevention
- Examples and Scenarios
- Appendix 1 - Complete Java Code example of Scenario 1
►Tamino API for Java
- Release Notes
- Introduction
- Tamino API for Java Component Profile and Set-up
- Say Hello!
- Architectural Overview
- ►Doing More with the API
- Webserverless Access Via the Tamino API for Java
- Performance Tips and Tricks
- Measuring Operation Duration
- Examples in Code
►Tamino API for C
- Introduction
- Component Profile and Setup
- Using the API
- Examples
- ►Tamino API for C Reference
- File Handling Reference
►HTTP Client API for JScript
- Introduction
- Component Profile and Installation
- Using the API
- Example
- ►JScript API Reference
►Tamino Schema Editor
- Introducing the Tamino Schema Editor
- First Steps with the Tamino Schema Editor
- Starting and Leaving the Tamino Schema Editor
- Elements of the Application Window
- Managing Schemas in Tamino and in the File System
- Importing DTDs and TSD2 Schemas
- Importing Adabas
- Editing a Schema
- Transforming and Converting Schema Constructs
- Schema Tree Items Explained
- Properties Explained
- Menu Commands
- Supported Character Encodings
- Command Line Tools for Schema Conversions
►Tamino X-Plorer
- Introducing the Tamino X-Plorer
- Installing the Tamino X-Plorer
- First Steps with the Tamino X-Plorer
- ►Using the Tamino X-Plorer
- ►Performing X-Queries with the Tamino X-Plorer
- ►Using the Tamino XQuery Tool
- ►Reference

Tamino XML Server 10.1
Documentation Overview

Tamino XML Server 10.1
Documentation Overview

Installation and Getting Started
Release Notes
Introducing Tamino
Installing Tamino
Setting Up Tamino
Getting Started
Migration Guide

Reference
Tamino XML Schema Reference Guide
Tamino XQuery Reference Guide
X-Query Reference Guide (deprecated)
Messages and Codes
Examples
Glossary

Using Tamino
Tamino X-Plorer
Tamino Schema Editor
Tamino XQuery Tool
Tamino Interactive Interface
Tamino Data Loader
Tamino Forms Handler
Tamino WebDAV
Tamino APIs
Tamino Non-XML Indexer
Tamino Reporting

Tamino Server
X-Machine Programming
Tamino XML Schema User Guide
Tamino XQuery User Guide
X-Query User Guide (deprecated)
X-Tension: Tamino Server Extensions
X-Node: Mapping to External Databases
Communications Guide

Administration
Tamino Manager
Backup Guide
Replication Guide
High Availability

Special Topics
Advanced Concepts
XML Namespaces in Tamino
Unicode and Text Retrieval
Performance Guide
Transactions Guide

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