Defining An Application; Dtd - Adobe 65030365 - FrameMaker - PC Developer's Manual

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A p p l i c a t i o n d e f i n i t i o n f i l e
Element
XMLDisplayEncoding
XMLExportEncoding

Defining an application

FrameMaker collects all information pertaining to conversion of a related set of documents
into an SGMLApplication or XMLApplication element. This element has one required
child element and several optional child elements.
The first child of a parent SGMLApplication or XMLApplication element must be
ApplicationName and gives the name of the application. It looks like:
Application Name: name
where name is a name to identify your application in the Set Structure Application and Use
Structure Application dialog boxes. You cannot use the same name for multiple structure
applications.
If present, the optional child elements can occur in any order and can include the following
elements, discussed in the named sections:
Element
DOCTYPE
FileExtensionOverride "Specifying filename extensions" on page 56
ReadWriteRules

DTD

Template
SGMLDeclaration
Entities
RulesSearchPaths
UseAPIClient
UseDefaultAPIClient
CharacterEncoding
Several of these elements provide pathnames. If a relative pathname is given, the software
looks for the file in several places (entities and read/write rules files only; hence
RulesSearchPaths and EntitySearchPaths elements):
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The directory containing the file being processed. For example, if you're opening a DTD,
the software first searches the directory in which it found the DTD only. If the pathname
Structure Application Developer's Guide
Discussed in
"Specifying the character encoding for XML files" on
page 68
"Specifying the character encoding for XML files" on
page 68
Discussed in
"Specifying a document element" on page 55
"Specifying a read/write rules document" on page 55
"Specifying a DTD" on page 56
"Specifying a FrameMaker template" on page 57
"Specifying an SGML declaration" on page 57
"Specifying entities" on page 57
"Specifying a search path for including files in rules
documents" on page 64
"Specifying a structure API client" on page 66
"Specifying a structure API client" on page 66
"Specifying the character encoding for XML files" on
page 68
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