Thank you for the comments and feedback. Chris - what you describe is what we hope to accomplish. Provide microcontent (of a sort) to an application as XML and reuse that content in the future in othe

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@Zoë Interesting... That's exactly what we're doing. We have a transform service that is part of our GUI app, and we give it a topic file and an XSLT file. In the case of tours (we also customized the

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We convert dita to json so that a ditamap structure can feed a python app. It’s a lot like creating a text output. What’s your json data structure? Take care, - Nick Sent from mobile

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Note that XSLT 3 (supported by recent Saxon versions, so including latest OT 2.x and 3.x versions) has features for reading and writing JSON, so if you know what the JSON should look like it shouldn't

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Sorry, bad link. Try http://metadita.org/toolkit/morse.html Zoë Lawson

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Technically I am, but I’m doing something extremely specific. We’re using a tour js (like hopscotch or bootstrap.js, but customized for our environment), so I’m only converting task topics and I’m rea

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Is anyone converting DITA to JSON format? I've seen OT plugins to convert JSON to DITA topics, and Oxygen (and other) single-file converters for JSON to DITA. But I'm curious if there is either a bulk

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You are not the only ones doing this. We transform DITA to JSON to feed topics into bootstrap tour widgits. It includes specific data elements that map to the CSS selector so the tour balloon points t

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Hi, Somehow maybe this could be thought out the other way around. Keep the UI strings in JSON as the native format and then have a DITA Open Toolkit plugin which has a pre-processing stage converting

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XSLT 3, which is supported by the version of Saxon included with OT 3.x, includes the ability to write JSON as one of the built-in output methods. This makes it pretty easy to write JSON from XSLT. Th

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so we can feed tooltips to our UI. We can’t be the only ones trying to do this, so I seek the wisdom of the DITA-users hive :) Thanks! Tracy

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