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proposed packaging and doctype shells for DITA 1.2












Here is an update to Michael’s proposal with clarifications from today’s TC call:

 

Base Collection:

  • Base Topic
  • Base Map (map plus Utilities and Map Group domains)

 

Technical Content Collection (all topics include hazard, utility, sw, pr, and ui domains):

  • Topic
  • Concept
  • Task
  • General Task
  • Task with requirements domain
  • Reference
  • Glossary
  • Ditabase
  • Map
  • Bookmap
  • Classification map #1
  • Classification map #2

 

Learning and Training Content Collection:

  • Learning Assessment
  • Learning Content
  • Learning Overview
  • Learning Plan
  • Learning Summary
  • Learning Topic (Topic plus the Learning and Training domains added)
  • Learning Map (Base Map plus the Learning and Training domains added)
  • Learning Bookmap (Bookmap with the Learning and Training domains added)

 


From: Michael Priestley [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 11:53 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [dita] proposed packaging and doctype shells for DITA 1.2

 


Assumptions:
- need to keep the legacy shells from 1.1 to avoid breaking existing users
- beyond legacy shells, adding only the bare minimum to exercise each new domain and structural type
- users will go to the web tool for most combinations (such as tech content with learning objectives, or tech content without the sw domain)

Base (2 shells):
        topic and map plus utility domains
Tech content (11 shells):
        topic, concept, task, general task, task with requirements domain, reference, glossary, ditabase (all incorp. hazard, utility, sw, pr, ui domains);
        bookmap, 2 classification maps
Learning and training (7 shells):

        5 l&t topic types, topic with l&t domain, map with l&t domain


Michael Priestley
Lead IBM DITA Architect
[email protected]
http://dita.xml.org/blog/25


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