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After installation, several external tools are predefined in the Customize dialog box. See Customizing the Tools for information on this dialog box.

This document covers the following topics:

• Predefined Values

• Media Types for Non-XML Instances

Predefined Values

The tables below list the predefined external tools. The command line information is automatically available in the Customize dialog box, if the corresponding external tool has been found on your system. If an external tool could not be found, you have to specify the command line information yourself. If you do not need an entry for an external tool, you can safely delete it.

The entries "My Instance Editor" and "My Schema Editor" are provided for your convenience. You can either delete them or specify any external tool you have installed.

Image files for the icons below are available in the folder "X_Plorer\icons" which is created during installation.

Notes:

1. Invoking an external tool with the URL of an instance (using the argument $URL$) is not possible for some external tools. This depends on the external tool.
2. Invoking an external tool with the file path to access the copy of a document in the file system (using the argument $FILE_PATH$) is only possible for a document that does not contain a namespace prefix in its name (a value for the attribute ino:docname that is not equal to the pattern xxx:yyy). If you want to use an external tool to view or edit a document with a namespace prefix, you have to save the document in the file system with a valid name and use the Open command of the external tool.
3. When using a file path argument containing blanks, the file path must be enclosed in double quotes (use "$FILE_PATH$" instead of $FILE_PATH$).

Installed Tools

Command line information is added for the following tools, if the tool is already installed:

Tamino Schema Editor
Icon	SoftwareAGTaminoSchemaEditor.gif
Applies to	Schemas
Command line	Path to your Tamino Schema Editor (inoschema.cmd for Windows and inoschema.sh for UNIX)
Arguments	-tamino -url $URL$ -usr $USER$ -pwd $PASSWORD$
Invoke with	Open (File menu) or double-click
Additional information	If you invoke the Tamino Schema Editor with the above argument string, it is required that you specify a user ID and a password when connecting to a database using the Tamino X-Plorer. If authentication is not required for your database, use the following argument string instead (i.e. omit the arguments for user ID and password): -tamino -url $URL$
Tamino X-Tension Builder
Icon	SoftwareAGTaminoXTensionBuilder.gif
Applies to	No specific type of object
Command line	Path to your Tamino X-Tension Builder (inosxbuilder.cmd for Windows and inosxbuilder.sh for UNIX)
Arguments	None
Invoke with	Corresponding command in Tools menu

Installed Tools which Depend on an Internet Browser

Command line information is added for the following tools, if the tool is already installed and if an Internet browser has been found:

Tamino Interactive Interface
Icon	SoftwareAGTaminoInteractiveInterface.gif
Applies to	No specific type of object
Command line	Path to your Internet browser
Arguments	Path to your Tamino Interactive Interface (xql.htm)
Invoke with	Corresponding command in Tools menu
Tamino Manager
Icon	SoftwareAGTaminoManager.gif
Applies to	No specific type of object
Command line	Path to your Internet browser
Arguments	http://localhost:9991/smh/login.htm
Invoke with	Corresponding command in Tools menu
Internet Browser
Icon	InternetBrowser.gif
Applies to	Non-XML instances (html, gif, jpg, pdf)
Command line	Path to your Internet browser
Arguments	$FILE_PATH$
Invoke with	Open With (context menu)

Tools Without Command Line Information

Command line information is not added for the following tools:

My Instance Editor
Icon	MyInstanceEditor.gif
Applies to	Instances
Command line	Path to your instance editor
Arguments	$FILE_PATH$
Invoke with	Open With (context menu)
My Schema Editor
Icon	MySchemaEditor.gif
Applies to	Schemas
Command line	Path to your schema editor
Arguments	$FILE_PATH$
Invoke with	Open With (context menu)

Media Types for Non-XML Instances

When defining external tools for non-XML instances in the Customize dialog box, you have to specify media types and extensions. The following table lists frequently used items.

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