This appendix is not directive for the use of FMV Grund-DTD, just informative.
The following test files exists:
Module Content Object described Comment adm.txt admin data Personal computer For all modules fa.txt corrective Keyboard, variant A maint and B fs1.txt fault finding Personal computer Target group: Users fs2.txt fault finding Personal computer Target group: Technicians lankar.txt link module Personal computer The hub module mtrl1.txt basic techn Keyboard, variant A data mtrl2.txt basic techn Cleansing liquids data rd.txt spare parts Keyboard, variant A td.txt techn maint Keyboard, variant A data uha1.txt maint task, Keyboard, variant A cleaning and B uha2.txt maint task, Keyboard, variant A disassembly uha2b.txt maint task, Keyboard, variant B disassembly uha3.txt maint task, Keyboard, variant A assembly uha3b.txt maint task, Keyboard, variant B assemblyAll example files have been stored without the SGML declaration in front. They all adhere to the same SGML declaration, and the HyTime option "ANYDTD" has not been used for FMV Grund-DTD.
frag1.txt separate info Used in UHA3 fragment and UHA3B fig1.cgm Exploded view Keyboard, variant A Used in UHA2 and UHA3 fig1b.cgm Exploded view Keyboard, variant B Used in UHA2 and UHA3 fig2a.cgm Exploded view Keyboard, variant A Used in RD with call outs (format variant) fig2b.ras Exploded view Keyboard, variant A Used in RD with call outs (format variant) fig2c.tif Exploded view Keyboard, variant A Used in RD with call outs (format variant)
The test files are linked to each other through the link module LANKAR.TXT, as indicated below. Figure B1 shows all reference links, inclusion links, and non-SGML links. Figure B2 shows the links between modules and their administrative data, and figure B3 illustrates the connection between modules and objects.
All links have been identified by a number, which can be found in the figures and in the test files. The number corresponds to the type of link:
A helicopter view of the links in the test files
Connection between modules and their administrative data
Connection between objects and modules
The link module as one physical file
It is however possible to use standard SGML entity inclusions to divide it into several files, which might be better for the management of links in systems. Figure Y shows an example of how this could be achieved.
The link module split into several physical files
FMV Grund-DTD version 1.10