A small example which is used extensively in the documentation of the schema language and the X-Query language. The DTD is rather simple, and with only a few XML documents you can create a small database in order to become familiar with the basic concepts of Tamino. All XML document instances conform to the "patient" DTD and are encoded in UTF-8, if not otherwise noted.
You will find the following example files in <TaminoDocRootDir>/examples/patient:
| patient.dtd | Document type definition |
| HospitalSchema.tsd | TSD3 Schema definition file |
| patient_kr.dtd | Document type definition using Korean names for elements and attributes |
| atkins.xml | Document instance with English contents describing the patient named "Atkins" (encoded in ISO 8859-1) |
| bloggs.xml | Document instance with English contents describing the patient named "Bloggs" (encoded in ISO 8859-1) |
| chendehua-sc.xml | Document instance with contents in Simplified Chinese describing the patient 陈德华 ("Chen De Hua") |
| chendehua-tc.xml | Document instance with contents in Traditional Chinese describing the patient 陳德華 ("Chen De Hua") |
| sunhui-sc.xml | Document instance with contents in Simplified Chinese describing the patient 孙惠 ("Sun Hui") |
| sunhui-tc.xml | Document instance with contents in Traditional Chinese describing the patient 孫惠 ("Sun Hui") |
| sato.xml | Document instance with Japanese contents describing the patient 佐藤ヒロシ ("Sato") |
| suzuki.xml | Document instance with Japanese contents describing the patient 鈴木ヨウコ ("Suzuki") |
| hong.xml | Document instance with Korean contents describing the patient 홍길동 ("Hong") |
| jang.xml | Document instance with Korean contents describing the patient 장길산 ("Jang") |
| hong_kr.xml | Document instance with Korean contents describing the patient 홍길동 ("Hong"); conforms to the Korean version of the "Patient" DTD |
| jang_kr.xml | Document instance with Korean contents describing the patient 장길산 ("Jang"); conforms to the Korean version of the "Patient" DTD |
| fevercurve.gif | Graphic file as an example for a non-XML document, describing patient named "Bloggs" |
For this example, you can create a Tamino database using the TSD3 schema file or you can use the Tamino Schema Editor to create a new schema taking the DTD as basis.