You can use the example extractstrings.xslt file as a starting
point to extract the XLIFF identifiers and text that must be translated
from the form design.
Pass the form design as the input to the extractstrings.xslt
style sheet by using an XSLT processor, such as a free or commercial
version of the Saxon XSLT processor. Optional and required arguments
are available. The required arguments describe how to execute a
given XSLT. The optional arguments contain metadata.
For example, to extract the XLIFF identifiers and text from the
MyForm.xdp
file, enter
the following required arguments at the command prompt to generate
the
MyForm.s2x
file:
java -jar saxon8.jar MyForm.xdp extractstrings.xslt > MyForm.s2x
MyForm.xdp
is the name of the form design that
you extract the XLIFF identifiers and text from, and
MyForm.s2x
is
the file that you send to be translated.
Make sure that you keep a backup of the XLIFF file. Then, if
you must edit the form design, you can easily determine which strings
must be translated by comparing the XLIFF backup file with the XLIFF
file for the changed form design.
Note:
The
saxon8.jar
file can have
a different name, depending on the version of Saxon being used.
An example is
saxon9.jar
.
extractstrings.xslt optional parameters
You can specify the following optional
parameters that are included in the S2X metadata.
Parameter
|
Description
|
locale
|
Locale of the form design
|
xdpFilename
|
Name of the form design that you extract
the XLIFF identifiers and text from
|
develContact
|
Email address of the contact for the form
design
|
collection
|
Name of the package
|
domain
|
Domain name
|
Each parameter has a default:
<xslt:param name="locale" select="'en'" />
<xslt:param name="xdpFilename" select="'mytemplate.xdp'" />
<xslt:param name="develContact" select="'developer@mycompany.com'" />
<xslt:param name="collection" select="'package'" />
<xslt:param name="domain" select="'BC'" />
Here
is an example:
java -jar saxon8.jar input.xdp extractstrings.xslt xdpFilename=MyForm.xdp locale=en_CA > MyForm.s2x