XML Output URL Properties

The URL to which you want the XML output when the custom XML conversion definition is run. Optional. If no value is specified, stdout is used.

Yes

Output Encoding

The Encoding you want to use for the XML output by the custom XML conversion definition. The default is RAW.

Yes

Root Element Name

The name you want to assign to the root element in the XML output. Optional.

Yes

Namespace Prefix

The string you want to use for the namespace prefix in the XML output. Optional

Yes

Namespace

The namespace you want to use for the XML document output by the custom XML conversion definition.

Yes

DOCTYPE System ID

The URL of the System DTD you want to associate with the XML document output by the custom XML conversion definition.

Yes

DOCTYPE Public ID

The Public ID of the DTD you want to associate with the XML document output by the custom XML conversion definition.

Yes

XML Schema Document

The URL of the XML Schema document you want to associate with the XML document output by the custom XML conversion definition.

Yes

XML Schema Namespace

The namespace you want to use with the XML Schema document.

Yes

Indent XML?

Whether or not you want to indent the XML output.

Yes

Table 27. XML Output File Properties

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