Release 1.1 implements the new OASIS DITA 1.0 standard for DITA DTDs and Schemas.
DTDs of the previous release locate in the directory dtd/dita132 and schemas of the previous release locate in the directory schema/dita132.
Release 1.1 supports new troff output. Troff output looks like Linux man page output.
An XML catalog, which can consist of several catalog entry files, is a logical
structure that describes mapping information between public IDs and URLs of DTD files.
A catalog entry file is an XML file that includes a group of catalog entries. If you
want to know more about XML catalog, please refer
A catalog entry can be used to locate a unified resource identifier (URI) reference for a certain resource such as a DTD file. An external entity's public identifier is used for mapping to the URI reference. The URI of any system identifier can be ignored.
The href attribute of the topicref is extended to quote a nested topic in a dita file.
For example, in previous releases, href attribute is set like: href = "xxx.dita"; in release 1.1, href attribute can be set like: href = "xxx.dita#abc.dita".
Release 1.1 supports over 20 popular languages within the content of dita files. And it also provides translation function for DITA keywords to over 20 languages. Currently this globalization support fully applies to Eclipse Help and XHTML transformations, and partially applies to other transformations.
Accessibility support is now partially applies to PDF and XHTML transformations.
Please refer to
The output of HTML Help and Java Help transformations contain index information now.
Mapref refers to a special usage of the <topicref> element as a
reference to another ditamap file. This allows you to manage the overall ditamap file
more easily. A large ditamap file can thus be broken down into several ditamap files,
making it easier for the user to manage the overall logical structure. On the other
hand, this mechanism also increases the reusability of those ditamap files. If you
want to know more about mapref, please refer
TOC generation now supported in transformation to Eclipse Help. Eclipse.
Helpset generation now supported in transformation to Java Help.
In Java commands: /indexshow, /outext, /copycss, /xsl, /tempdir.
In Ant scripts: args.indexshow, args.outext, args.copycss, args.xsl, dita.temp.dir
Other Changes