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PDFlib TET PDF IFilter 4.0 Manual

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An XSD schema description for the XML configuration language is installed with <strong>TET</strong><br />

<strong>PDF</strong> <strong>IFilter</strong>, and can also be found at the URI above which serves as namespace identifier.<br />

You can use the schema file with a suitable XML editor to make sure that the generated<br />

XML configuration file adheres to the syntax expected by <strong>TET</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>IFilter</strong>.<br />

Custom data types for XML elements and attributes. Except where a value description<br />

is provided, all elements are empty. The following custom data types are used in the<br />

XML configuration file:<br />

> LCID: hexadecimal or decimal locale identifier; see<br />

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms776294(VS.85).aspx<br />

The value 0x0800 will be translated to the current system default locale.<br />

> GUID: unique 128-bit identifier in hexadecimal notation according to ITU-T Rec.<br />

X.667 (see www.itu.int/ITU-T/studygroups/com17/oid/X.667-E.pdf). The parts must be<br />

separated by dash characters »-«. There are various tools available for creating<br />

GUIDs; you can also use online services, e.g. the one which is available at<br />

www.itu.int/ITU-T/asn1/uuid.html<br />

> pCOS path: extended pCOS path describing a <strong>PDF</strong> object, see pCOS Reference and the<br />

pCOS extensions described in Section »Extended pCOS paths«, page 38<br />

> Option list: string containing an option list according to the syntax specified in the<br />

<strong><strong>PDF</strong>lib</strong> <strong>TET</strong> Reference <strong>Manual</strong>.<br />

> Language identifier: XMP language qualifier according to RFC 1766, or x-default<br />

which identifies the default language in the document.<br />

64 Chapter 4: XML Configuration File

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