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[. . . ] If your content conforms to the DITA structure, you can use the DITA Open Toolkit to generate a wide variety of outputs. HTML Compiled Help XML XML conforming to DITA Structure DITA Open ToolKit Java Help The DITA Open Toolkit--an Open Source tool chain for multichannel publishing DITA Open Toolkit is available for free distribution on the Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) website at http://www. oasis-open. org/ committees/tc_home. php?wg_abbrev=dita. OASIS maintains the DITA specification. Working with the Open Toolkit plug-in for FrameMaker The Open Toolkit plug-in for FrameMaker lets you manage publishing through the FrameMaker user interface. The plug-in provides a DITA menu for publishing multiple outputs through the DITA Open Toolkit, using the default options or your customized builds. The Open Toolkit plug-in for FrameMaker Generating output from the current file After installation, you can run the DITA Open Toolkit processes from within FrameMaker. There are two ways to do this, corresponding to the two options, Current File and Selected Target in the DITA Generate Output dialog box: The DITA Generate Output dialog box offers two forms of DITA Open Toolkit processing. · Current File uses a pre-configured Ant script: This Ant script is the ditafm-ant. xml file that you copied to your DITA-open toolkit folder on installation. [. . . ] 3 Open Test. xml in Windows® Notepad® (Start > Programs > Accessories > Notepad). In steps 4 through 9, you will set the main properties indicated in the comments, which appear at the beginning of the file. Using the Open Toolkit plug-in for FrameMaker 4 Test. xml open in Windows Notepad 4 Set the property value for dita. dir to your Open Toolkit path (for example, C:\DITA-OT1. 4. 2. 1). Property name and value settings for dita. dir 5 Set the property value for project. ditamap to the name of your DITA map file, and the value for project. dir to the path of your project folder (in this case, C:\Projects\Test). In the initial configuration of PROJECT. xml, the default output folder is the sub folder, out, in the folder defined as project. dir. Property name and value settings for project. dita 6 Set the property value for dita. extname to the extension of your referenced topic files (in this case, . xml). Property name and value settings for dita. extname 7 Save and close Test. xml. At this stage, Test. xml must include all parameters required for running builds that target the specific test folders and files. However, such Ant scripts must be referenced in the initialization file before their targets show as options in the DITA Generate Output dialog box. Editing the DITA initialization file To complete the process of adding the selected targets, edit the DITA initialization file. Note: Take a backup of the DITA initialization file before changing anything. 1 Using Windows Notepad, open ditafm. ini from the fminit\ditafm folder. 2 Add the following lines at the end of the file: Using the Open Toolkit plug-in for FrameMaker 5 [AntBuild] AntCommand=ant Count=2 1=Test - CHM 2=Test - HTML [ANT:Test - CHM] BuildFile=C:\DITA-OT1. 4. 2. 1\Test. xml Target=chm OutputDir=C:\Projects\Test\out\chm Logfile=C:\Projects\Test\ant-buildlog-chm. txt [ANT:Test - HTML] BuildFile=C:\DITA-OT1. 4. 2. 1\Test. xml Target=html OutputDir=C:\Projects\Test\out\html Logfile=C:\Projects\Test\ant-buildlog-html. txt 3 Save and close ditafm. ini. Note that Test. xml is a single script that contains multiple targets, such as CHM and HTML. To run the selected targets you have defined (formats like CHM, PDF, and so on): 4 In FrameMaker, select DITA > Generate Output. 6 In Windows Explorer, navigate to the folder where you saved the archive file. 7 Extract the contents of the archive file to the C:\Saxon folder that you created. Installing Microsoft HTML Help Microsoft HTML Help is a tool for authoring online Help, which is used by the Open Toolkit to create compiled Help (. chm) files. To install Microsoft HTML Help: 1 Go to http://msdn. microsoft. com/library/default. asp?url=/library/en-us/htmlhelp/ html/hwMicrosoftHTMLHelpDownloads. asp (make sure this is a single line). 2 Click Download Htmlhelp. exe and click Save to save the executable file to your hard disk; note where you saved the file. 3 Open Windows Explorer by right-clicking on the Windows Start menu, and choosing Explore from the pop-up menu. Double-click the Htmlhelp. exe file and follow the steps in the HTML Help installation wizard to complete the installation. Installing the DITA Open Toolkit The DITA Open Toolkit itself provides files that control the dependent applications, such as the JDK, Ant, and SAXON, to generate published output. To install the DITA Open Toolkit: 1 Go to http://dita-ot. sourceforge. net/. 2 Click Download in the left pane, and click Download DITA Open Toolkit. 3 Select and download the most recent DITA Open Toolkit . zip archive (for example, DITA-OT1. 4. 2. 1_full_easy_install_bin. zip), selecting a mirror site for your download. [. . . ] If you don't have a Classpath variable, create one by clicking New and setting the variable name to Classpath, and the variable value to the path of your Open Toolkit dost. jar file (for example, C:\dita-ot1. 4. 2. 1\dost. jar). Select the Classpath variable in the list of system variables and click Edit--add a semicolon (no spaces before or after) to the end of the current Classpath value, followed by the path of your SAXON . jar file (for example, C:\Saxon\saxon. jar). Click New under System Variables and set the variable name to JAVA_HOME, and the variable value to the path created by the JDK installation (for example, C:\j2sdk1. 4. 2_12). Click New under System Variables and set the variable name to JHHOME, and the variable value to the path created by the JavaHelp installation (for example, C:\jh2. 0). [. . . ]