All data processing is done via two classes:
TaminoCommand and
TaminoSchemaCommand. The
TaminoCommand class is used to process Tamino documents,
whereas the TaminoSchemaCommand class provides methods
for manipulating Tamino document type information.
Each command object is always associated with a specific connection
object. The TaminoConnection class provides methods for
creating TaminoCommand and
TaminoSchemaCommand objects. It is not essential for the
connection to be open when creating commands, although as good programming
practice we recommend opening the
connection.
Use the CreateCommand method in the
TaminoConnection class to create a
TaminoCommand object. The method takes the Tamino
collection name as a parameter. All commands of a specific
TaminoCommand object are executed relative to this
Tamino collection. The only exception to this rule is if the application works
with URIs (see chapter Working with
URIs).
...
TaminoCommand command1 = connection.CreateCommand("mycollection");
connection.Open(TaminoConnectionMode.AutoCommit);
...
TaminoCommand command2 = connection.CreateCommand("mycollection2");
...
Use the CreateSchemaCommand method in the
TaminoConnection class to create a
TaminoSchemaCommand object. In contrast to
TaminoCommand objects, a
TaminoSchemaCommand object is not associated with a
specific Tamino collection.
