Majix output format

Majix convert RTF files into XML files.

The prologue of the generated XML document is:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE mydoc PUBLIC "-//TetraSix//DTD mydoc v1.1//EN" "mydoc.dtd" [

]>

If the document contains pictures, the converter generates an entity set declaration with a notation and one entity declaration for each picture, like this (assuming there are three pictures):

<!NOTATION WMF PUBLIC "-/TetraSix/NOTATION Windows Metafile/EN">

<!ENTITY pict001 SYSTEM "pict001.wmf" NDATA WMF>

<!ENTITY pict002 SYSTEM "pict002.wmf" NDATA WMF>

<!ENTITY pict003 SYSTEM "pict003.wmf" NDATA WMF>

Remark: this version of Majix does not extract the picture data from the RTF file.

Majix produces by default XML documents conforming to the following DTD element set:

<!ENTITY % section-content "p|list|table|ex|dl|note|attention">

<!ENTITY % inline-text "b|i|u|c|v|emph|strong|prodname|jargon|tm|exemple|kw">

<!ENTITY % inline-element "%inline-text;|graphic|link">

<!ENTITY % id "id ID #IMPLIED">

<!ELEMENT mydoc (info?, title?, (p|list|table|ex|dl|toc)*, (h1|h2)*)>

<!ELEMENT info (title?, subject?, author?, operator?, manager?, company?)>

<!ELEMENT subject (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT author (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT operator (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT manager (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT company (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT title (#PCDATA|i|u|c)*>

<!ATTLIST title %id;>

<!ELEMENT h1 (ht, (%section-content;)*, h2*)>

<!ATTLIST h1 %id;>

<!ELEMENT h2 (ht, (%section-content;)*, h3*)>

<!ATTLIST h2 %id;>

<!ELEMENT h3 (ht, (%section-content;)*, h4*)>

<!ATTLIST h3 %id;>

<!ELEMENT h4 (ht, (%section-content;)*, h5*)>

<!ATTLIST h4 %id;>

<!ELEMENT h5 (ht, (%section-content;)*, h6*)>

<!ATTLIST h5 %id;>

<!ELEMENT h6 (ht, (%section-content;)*)>

<!ATTLIST h6 %id;>

<!ELEMENT ht (#PCDATA|%inline-text;)*>

<!ATTLIST ht %id;>

<!ELEMENT p (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ATTLIST p %id;>

<!ELEMENT note (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ATTLIST note %id;>

<!ELEMENT attention (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ATTLIST attention %id;>

<!ELEMENT b (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT i (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT u (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT v (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT c (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ATTLIST c color

CDATA #IMPLIED>

<!ELEMENT emph (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT strong (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT prodname (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT jargon (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT tm (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT exemple (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT kw (#PCDATA|%inline-element;)*>

<!ELEMENT list (item|list)+>

<!ATTLIST list style (bullet|numeric) #IMPLIED

%id;>

<!ELEMENT item (p*)>

<!ATTLIST item %id;>

<!ELEMENT graphic EMPTY>

<!ATTLIST graphic url CDATA #IMPLIED

%id;>

<!ELEMENT table (row+)>

<!ATTLIST table %id;>

<!ELEMENT row (cell+)>

<!ATTLIST row %id;>

<!ELEMENT cell (p|list|ex)*>

<!ATTLIST cell %id;

width CDATA #IMPLIED>

<!ELEMENT ex (xl*)>

<!ATTLIST ex %id;>

<!ELEMENT xl (#PCDATA|b|i|u|c|graphic|link)*>

<!ELEMENT toc EMPTY>

<!ELEMENT link (#PCDATA|b|i|u|c|graphic)*>

<!ATTLIST link

url CDATA #IMPLIED

refid CDATA #IMPLIED>

<!ELEMENT dl ((dt,dd)*)>

<!ATTLIST dl %id;>

<!ELEMENT dt (#PCDATA|%inline-text;)*>

<!ATTLIST dt %id;>

<!ELEMENT dd (#PCDATA|%inline-text;)*>

<!ATTLIST dd %id;>

<!ELEMENT toc EMPTY>

<!ENTITY undef "">

where the use of the various elements is the following:

attention

a warning

author

author of the document

b

text in bold (occurs in paragraphs)

c

text in color (occurs in paragraphs)

cell

a table cell

company

the company's name

emph

emphasis

ex

code exemple

exemple

code exemple (in-line)

graphic

an embedded picture

h1

a section of level 1

h2

a section of level 2

h3

a section of level 3

h4

a section of level 4

h5

a section of level 5

h6

a section of level 6

ht

the title of a section

i

text in italic (occurs in paragraphs)

info

a bloc of information concerning the document

item

item of a list

jargon

technical term

list

list of items

kw

keyword

manager

the manager's name

mydoc

the top-level element

note

an inline note

operator

the typist's name

p

a text paragraph

prodname

name of a product

row

a table row

strong

another kind of emphasis

subject

the subject of the document

table

a table

title

the title of the document

tm

trade mark

u

text in underline (occurs in paragraphs)

v

hidden text (occurs in paragraphs)

xl

code exemple line

It is however possible to change the names of the tags. Of course, if you do so you will also need to change the DTD.