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Reference manual for xml dcr's

RonaldV

Hi,

does anybody know of a reference manual on how to create a datacapture.cfg for a xml-dcr?

All I can find is an example in the TS-homedir and the iwdtd2sym tool.

Can you create a datacapture.cfg for xml dcr's yourself without the clt-tool and/or a dtd?

Thanks, Ronald
TS552, Win2k

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Adam Stoller

I believe the "xml" style DCRs were supposed to be based on a DTD and as such it would be difficult to document it too much as DTDs would be customer-specific.

However, if you have the choice - I'd suggest upgrading to 6.x before going this route as the 6.x FormsPublisher handling of xml-style DCRs is [from what I gather] vastly superior to the 5.x mechanism.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

RonaldV

Thanks Fish,

the upgrading tip could be worthwhile.

What I'm refering to a reference is things I see in the example as:

- {iw_sub_elements}[0]
- {iw_attributes}
- #PCDATA
- and what are all the containers for emant for?

I suppose you don't want to go ahead and edit a generated cfg without knowing what you're modification could mean?

Ronald

TS552, Win2k
OD560

Adam Stoller

there's a webcast regarding some of this on this site (i'm watching it now)

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

dshah

Hi ,

Can someone help me out in understanding the following terms used in the datacapture.cfg
{iw_sub_elements}[0]
{iw_attributes}
#PCDATA
used in containers please this would help me a lot.

Adam Stoller

Are these items from a DTD-converted to DCT?
I believe that would be the case - if so - a bit more context would probably help.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com