General structure of the xml file, Custom xml elements – Kofax Ascen 7.0 Release Script User Manual
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Ascent® 7.0 Release Script for XML Release Notes
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General Structure of the XML File
The general structure of an XML file released with this release script is shown below. Like any
XML document, the file is made up of XML elements (or tags). Each element, which consists of a
start tag and an end tag, delimits data released from Ascent Capture about a batch. Some of the
elements have values or attributes.
For more details about the XML elements, refer to the Help available with the Ascent 7.0 Release
Script for XML (Help keyword: XML elements).
For the intentions of the example below, sample values/attributes are shown in italics. In an actual
XML file, the released values would be used.
filename.dtd
">
" NAME="
batch name
">
" DOCUMENTCLASSNAME="
document class
">
batch status value
<
user-specified prefix
:CUSTOMXML xmlns:
demo
="
user-specified URI
">
demo
:CUSTOMXML>
For additional examples of XML files, including examples of DTD files, refer to Help available
with the Ascent 7.0 Release Script for XML (Help keyword: Examples).
Custom XML Elements
In addition to the standard XML elements used to store information about document/batch data
and released files, the Ascent 7.0 Release Script for XML allows you to define custom XML
elements. The custom XML elements can be used for batch-level information that is intrinsic to the
back end system.
For more information about setting custom XML elements, refer to the Help available with the
Ascent 7.0 Release Script for XML (Help keyword: Custom XML element).