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Re: Interleaving structured files (XML)

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From: Scott_Prentice
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:46
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But how does the MakeWidget SW know that the XML is "DITA" if the element names are as needed. I can make a DITA specialization that uses the exact names of the elements you describe above. The root "topic" ModifiedComponent, can contain "topics" Widget and LongDescription, which in turn contain the other requisite elements. The Component model can also be consumed by a DITA-aware XML editor provided that the proper (fairly simple) specialization was developed. The only thing that I could see causing a problem is the requirement of an @id attribute on each "topic" .. if that can't be accommodated by the Widget model, then it won't work (that is unless you want to have some intermediate XSLT conversion between the two worlds).

No?

...scott
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