Export the catalog paragraph ESD

Hello all and thanks in advance for any help.

I am currently working on the import of XML in Framemaker. I'm fairly new to Framemaker, but after reading the technical paper on XSLT and structured devleopment I think I my mind around it.

So my thought is take our complex xml and import with an XSLT transformation to a paragraph/character basically style structure that I have then 'apply' a DSP with rules in shape. I worked through some examples, and this doesn't seem to be a problem.

My arrises problem that these documents be published in Framemaker, I have a catalog huge paragraph. Is there a way to export these to a DSP, so when I import the XML file I can convert the elements in the same names as the paragraph/character style? Did I miss an easier way to do it?

We seem to have diverged at least three subjects on this thread:

1. the original since April last on the creation of an EDD in which names of components names match paragraph format.

2. referring to paragraph and character entries catalog in a DSP rather than specify explicit formatting properties

3. prevention of the replacements in structured documents.

I'll give you my late response on the first topic here and then start new discussions on the other two.

The original post asked about the import of XML in FrameMaker. The proposal was to use XSLT to transform the original XML in a form derived in which element names put matched the names of FrameMaker paragraph format. The answer was that there is no automatic way to do it.

In fact, there is an automated way:

1. create an informal document that contains at least a paragraph of each format in the paragraph catalog.

2. use the StructureTools > command to generate a Conversion Table to create a new conversion table.

3. save the table of proposed conversion and let it open.

4. from the original, use StructureTools > utilities > Structure current Document, specifying the conversion table generated to create a structured version of the document.

5. in the generated structured document, use StructureTools > Export item Catalog as ESD to create ESD desired.

The implicit question in the original message has been if using XSLT and such an ESD is a good approach. Given that the message says new edition was scheduled in FrameMaker, the answer is probably not. In many cases, the logic of the XSLT transformation can be duplicated with the logic of the context rules and level in ESD - ESD capacity is what makes FrameMaker a feasible structure editor. Implementation of the mapping of the structure of the element formatting in the file XSLT in FrameMaker is a unique, made operation FrameMaker opens the XML document. Implementation means mapping in the ESD context verification is done continuously as the writer changes the document. She recorded the writer of the need to learn that both XML formats markup conventions used for XML and FrameMaker paragraph documents. And she makes probably much more feasible to generate new XML documents edited versions.

However, there are contextual situations that can be tested in XSLT, but not an ESD. It is:

(1) put a derived feature of its descendants (a DSP can test the ancestors of the element, but not its descendants)

(2) put a feature as it is his parent to the first or last child of a particular item type (a DSP can test if an element is the first or the last child, but not whether the first or the last Para, Item, etc..)

(3) put in shape an item based on the number of items previous, there (a DSP can test if an element is the first, last, or an only child of its parent and that it precedes or follows an element of a particular type, but cannot test whether, for example, the 3rd child of its parent, or the 95th Para in a Section).

(4) the special characters within an element tests.

These restrictions were deliberately designed in FrameMaker to make feasible response interactively. Otherwise, each Assembly are likely to cause reformatting of the entire document, and the response time is not practical for an interactive tool. The issue of response time is irrelevant to XSLT, which is a discontinuous process, applied to a static document rather than one that is constantly evolving.

The above discussion that does not reject the use of XSLT as part of a request for FrameMaker. XSLT is useful when the structure of FrameMaker and XML structure do not match exactly. These cases include:

(1) the structure of FrameMaker can be simpler than the XML structure. Suppose that a business uses a DTD or a schema that is much more flexible than necessary in this particular environment accessible to the public. For example, if a drafting group has always written in a language, but the DTD requires a language attribute, XSLT can provide the value of the attribute and the writer of spare all need to be aware of the attribute. Or, if the Organization has never multi-alinea list items, they can use XSLT to a mapping between a structure such as:

         blah blah

in XML and simple

blah blah

in FrameMaker.

(2) the exact structure of the XML element cannot be helped in FrameMaker. For example, in XML a single figure element may include both the legend of the figure and a reference to an existing graphic file:

FrameMaker requires elements separate the legend and the chart itself and cards natively in XML such as:

      My new grandson

(3) the order of items may differ in FrameMaker and XML.

(4) form Framemaker or XML of the material can be a database of document including some but not all content is extracted to produce the other form.

-Lynne

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