We now provide further examples that show you how to use the Tamino API. In these examples we demonstrate:
how to work with XML objects that are validated against a schema definition
how to work with XML objects that contain non-ASCII characters
how to add an XML object model
how to perform "joins" (how to retrieve information from different doctypes into a single result set)
how to test integrity constraints between document types
how to test for unique keys
In the first example called "Get Personal", we demonstrate XML document processing using the schema "Person".
In the second example called "SAX Package: Using SAX Object Model", we demonstrate a simple application using the SAX object model.
In the third example called "Adding an Object Model", we demonstrate how to add another XML object model to the API using the DOM4J object model.
In the fourth example called "All That Jazz", more advanced concepts such as conceptual model representation, schema definition, joining documents are discussed.
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Get Personal |
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SAX Package: Using SAX Object Model |
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DOM4J: Adding an Object Model |
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All That Jazz |
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