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Correct answer Ian Proudfoot

Hi Rhonda,

This is a difficult question to answer as I don't really understand the way you have phrased the question. What sort of 'markers' are you referring to? At the XML level we have a set of S1000D schemas or DTDs. At the project level we would be dealing with S1000D business rules. An S1000D project is compliant if the deliverables are valid to the correct schemas and all project business rules. Of course the technical content must be fit-for-purpose too which will mean proper compliance with the project's quality assurance procedures.

In the latest version of the specification there are 522 Business Rule Decision Points defined. You could consider each BRDP a compliance marker...

S1000D compliance is the same regardless of the FrameMaker version you are using.

Regards

Ian

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Ian Proudfoot
Ian ProudfootCorrect answer
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October 28, 2017

Hi Rhonda,

This is a difficult question to answer as I don't really understand the way you have phrased the question. What sort of 'markers' are you referring to? At the XML level we have a set of S1000D schemas or DTDs. At the project level we would be dealing with S1000D business rules. An S1000D project is compliant if the deliverables are valid to the correct schemas and all project business rules. Of course the technical content must be fit-for-purpose too which will mean proper compliance with the project's quality assurance procedures.

In the latest version of the specification there are 522 Business Rule Decision Points defined. You could consider each BRDP a compliance marker...

S1000D compliance is the same regardless of the FrameMaker version you are using.

Regards

Ian

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Inspiring
October 29, 2017

HI Ian, I mis spoke. I really want Frame Maker to be the “master electronic file” so that I can deliver both PDF and XML to the customer. I wanted to put a “marker” in the .fm version so that I can tag all of the maintenance steps that are CDCCL and ALI. I thought it would be helpful to “mark” the wiring in locations that require EWIS.

The “business Rules Decision Points” are handy dandy for getting all of the parties involved on the same page to create the documents, but after the files have been delivered, I’m thinking of how the data can be mined.

Any suggestions?

Rhonda

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Ian Proudfoot
Ian Proudfoot
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October 29, 2017

Ah I see what you mean. But I wonder why you would want FrameMaker to be the master electronic file in an XML based process? However it is quite possible to work that way if you wish. In any case you could look at using the 'DOC PI' FrameMaker marker type that maps to an XML Processing Instruction (PI). That means you can see the same maker data in FrameMaker and the XML data modules.

It may be that the DOC PI marker type is not shown in your list of markers. If that is the case you can select the Edit... item from the list of Marker types in the Marker pod. Then rename 'CustomMarkerType' to 'DOC PI'.

I hope that's closer to what you were looking for?

Ian

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