NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...
NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...
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<strong>NAVAIR</strong>INST <strong>4120.11</strong><br />
b. TMs, ETM, and IETM XML formatted deliveries to <strong>NAVAIR</strong><br />
shall include an XML source file and entity files.<br />
(1) An XML source file consists of TM text with installed<br />
XML tags. The XML source file will be stored and kept in a<br />
TMAPS repository or a database in NATEC.<br />
(2) Entity files are connected with an XML source file and<br />
may be created and referenced by the DTD. Usually, entity files<br />
are designed when there is standard text in a document that will<br />
be used or shared among instances of a class of documents.<br />
Contents of entity files are available to any document using a<br />
connecting DTD. Instances are actually marked-up textual data.<br />
(3) FOSIs are used in conjunction with the applicable DTD<br />
to provide for the formatting and printing of paper TMs in work<br />
package format.<br />
(4) Style sheets are used in conjunction with the<br />
applicable DTD to provide for the look and feel and certain<br />
navigation capability for the computer display of IETMs.<br />
(5) A description of how XML tags are used can be found in<br />
the DTD Data Dictionary.<br />
(6) The Tagging Conventions document is used as an aid in<br />
tagging and developing a XML source file for a <strong>NAVAIR</strong> TM.<br />
c. An ETM is a TM normally prepared from a linear Standard<br />
Generalized Markup Language (SGML) or an XML document file. The<br />
ETM is also displayed on an Electronic Display System (EDS) in a<br />
sequential or document oriented manner. The data author largely<br />
predefines the sequence of data presentation. It is an<br />
organization of technical data that replicates the order of<br />
information found in a page-based document. There is generally<br />
a default “path” through the technical data. The ETM may employ<br />
a combination of an automated intelligent index and linked<br />
reference data.<br />
d. An IETM is a technical manual prepared in digital form and<br />
designed for interactive display by means of a computer<br />
controlled EDS. The information is not displayed in a<br />
sequential fashion. The organization of content does not follow<br />
a document or page-based paradigm. There are high levels of<br />
interactivity between the data and the user. The order of<br />
presentation is dictated by inputs from the user, external<br />
sources, or events (as in diagnostics). There may be multiple<br />
paths through the data. Individual paths through the data are<br />
Enclosure (5) 4