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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
is absolute, it looks there. If it can't find it via the specified path, the log reports an error
and the operation is aborted.
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$STRUCTDIR (for information on what directory this is, see "Location of structure files"
on page 49)
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The directory from which you started FrameMaker
The following is a typical application; note that these pathnames are for Unix systems:
Application name: ReportNumeric
DOCTYPE: Report
Read/write rules: reports/rules/repnumer.rul
DTD: reports/repnumer.dtd
Template: reports/repnumer
Rules search paths
1: $STRUCTDIR/reports/rules
Use default API client.
If an application definition includes any of these elements, the value in the application
definition overrides any value for that element in the Defaults element. The sections
following the next section describe these elements in detail.
Providing default information
Some of the information you provide for individual applications may be common to all your
applications. For such information you can specify defaults that are used whenever an
application doesn't provide its own version of the information. You use the Defaults
element to provide such information.
If present, the optional child elements of Defaults can occur in any order (with the
exception of the Graphics element, it must be the last child) and can include the following
elements, discussed in the named sections:
Element
ReadWriteRules
DTD
Namespace
Template
SGMLDeclaration
Entities
RulesSearchPaths
FrameDefaultAPIClient "Specifying a structure API client" on page 66
UseAPIClient
MaxErrorMessages
Working with Special Files
Discussed in
"Specifying a read/write rules document" on page 55
"Specifying a DTD" on page 56
"Enabling namespaces" 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
"Limiting the length of a log file" on page 70
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