DECOR-Publication - Revision history

Kheitmann at 19:50, 9 November 2022

2022-11-09T19:50:14Z

2017-04-20T15:28:05Z

‎Schematron

2017-04-20T15:05:07Z

‎Schematron

2016-12-15T09:39:59Z

‎Partial publications (filters.xml)

2016-08-16T10:41:06Z

‎Recommended Procedure

2016-08-16T10:17:51Z

‎Directory layout

2016-08-15T08:03:08Z

‎Partial publications (filters.xml)

2016-08-15T08:02:42Z

‎Partial publications (filters.xml)

2016-08-14T14:33:33Z

‎decor-parameters.xml

2016-08-14T14:33:20Z

‎decor-parameters.xml

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	DECOR definitions may be exported into various formats. You may export into any format and any layout you need. DECOR comes with many predefined exports with the toolset, all conveniently accessible from one main stylesheet, and configurable through a parameter file. This page explains how to set up client-side publications and how to make it work for your purposes. Please note that ART also supports server-side publications, see [[ART_Project_Editor#Creating_a_new_version_.2F_release_.2F_publication_request\|ART Project Editor]].		DECOR definitions may be exported into various formats. You may export into any format and any layout you need. DECOR comes with many predefined exports with the toolset, all conveniently accessible from one main stylesheet, and configurable through a parameter file. This page explains how to set up client-side publications and how to make it work for your purposes. Please note that ART also supports server-side publications, see [[ART_Project_Editor#Creating_a_new_version_.2F_release_.2F_publication_request\|ART Project Editor]].

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 ===Schematron===
 This method creates [http://www.schematron.com ISO Schematron] with XSLT 2.0 query binding. These are useful for validating instances that are based on the specification;
-(optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files are generated from the schematron files that are useful for environments where native Schematron file processing is not possible. SVRL is short for Schematron Validation Reporting Language (see: http://schematron.com) and reports in an XML structure suitable for processing in other logic. See [[Schematron-validation|Schematron validation]] for information on how to use those. Other (optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files can be generated from the schematron files that reports errors and warning etc in textual ssl:message
+(optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files are generated from the schematron files that are useful for environments where native Schematron file processing is not possible. SVRL is short for Schematron Validation Reporting Language (see: http://schematron.com) and reports in an XML structure suitable for processing in other logic. See [[Schematron-validation | Schematron validation]] for information on how to use those. Other (optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files can be generated from the schematron files that reports errors and warning etc in textual ssl:message
 ===PDF===

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 ===Schematron===
 This method creates [http://www.schematron.com ISO Schematron] with XSLT 2.0 query binding. These are useful for validating instances that are based on the specification;
-(optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files are generated from the schematron files that are useful for environments where native Schematron file processing is not possible. SVRL is short for Schematron Validation Reporting Language (see: http://schematron.com) and reports in an XML structure suitable for processing in other logic. Other (optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files can be generated from the schematron files that reports errors and warning etc in textual ssl:message
+(optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files are generated from the schematron files that are useful for environments where native Schematron file processing is not possible. SVRL is short for Schematron Validation Reporting Language (see: http://schematron.com) and reports in an XML structure suitable for processing in other logic. See [[Schematron-validation|Schematron validation]] for information on how to use those. Other (optional) XSLT (stylesheets) files can be generated from the schematron files that reports errors and warning etc in textual ssl:message
 ===PDF===

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 This is an example setup of the filters.xml file:
 <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
-<filters filter="off">
+<filters filter="on">
     <transaction ref="2.16.840.1.113883.2.4.3.11.60.20.77.4.93"/>
 </filters>

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 </syntaxhighlight>
-==Recommended Procedure==
+==Recommended Procedure for local publications==
 The recommended procedure for publication is as follows:
 #Make sure your DECOR file is consistent. This may sound obvious, but better to overstate it.

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 **''pfx''-decor.xml -- your DECOR file
 **decor-parameters.xml -- contains all parameters for exporting. Name is fixed
-**'''resources''' -- contains more CSS, Javascript, images etc. which are used in dataset overview (especially for the expandable tree view and hideable columns).
+<!-- **'''resources''' -- contains more CSS, Javascript, images etc. which are used in dataset overview (especially for the expandable tree view and hideable columns).-->
 === DECOR-Publication-Parameters ===

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 Syntax of filters.xml:
 <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
-    <filters filter="on|off">
+<filters filter="on|off">
-      <dataset ref="..."/>
+   <dataset ref="..."/>
-      <scenario ref="..."/>
+   <scenario ref="..."/>
-      <transaction ref="..."/>
+   <transaction ref="..."/>
-    </filters>
+</filters>
 </syntaxhighlight>
 When this resource is found and @filter='on', the set is inspected against the project. If matches are found, the value sets/templates are then calculated based on terminology associations, template//vocabulary/@valueSet and transaction/representingTemplate/@ref
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 <syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
 <filters filter="off">
-    <transaction ref="2.16.840.1.113883.2.4.3.11.60.20.77.4.93"/>
+   <transaction ref="2.16.840.1.113883.2.4.3.11.60.20.77.4.93"/>
 </filters>
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 **'''resources''' -- contains more CSS, Javascript, images etc. which are used in dataset overview (especially for the expandable tree view and hideable columns).
-===decor-parameters.xml===
+=== DECOR-Publication-Parameters ===
 The basic setup of a publication has parameters documented in the decor-parameters.xml file and described in detail at the [[DECOR-Publication-Parameters]] page.

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 ===decor-parameters.xml===
-This is the basic setup of the decor-parameters.xml file:
+The basic setup of a publication has parameters documented in the decor-parameters.xml file and described in detail at the [[DECOR-Publication-Parameters]] page.
 ===Partial publications (filters.xml)===