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<task id="tocjs_buildsample" xml:lang="en-us">
    <title>Build TOCJS sample output</title>
    <taskbody>
        <context>
            <p>This task will walk you through building the tocjs sample documentation. First, be
                sure you have installed and integrated the tocjs plugin.</p>
        </context>
        <steps>
            <step>
                <cmd>Change directories to the <filepath>sample</filepath> directory of the tocjs
                    plugin.</cmd><info>This should be in the <menucascade>
                        <uicontrol>demo</uicontrol>
                        <uicontrol>tocjs</uicontrol>
                        <uicontrol>sample</uicontrol>
                    </menucascade> directory
                    </info>
            </step>
            <step>
                <cmd>Type <userinput>ant -f buildtocjs.xml sample2html</userinput></cmd>
           <info>The <codeph>sample2html</codeph> task generates XHTML, and tocjs output and copies
               related JavaScript and a <filepath>frameset.html</filepath> file into <menucascade>
                   <uicontrol>out</uicontrol>
                   <uicontrol>tocjs</uicontrol>
               </menucascade> in your base DITA directory.
           </info>
            </step>
            <step>
                <cmd>From your base DITA directory, open <menucascade>
                    <uicontrol>out</uicontrol>
                    <uicontrol>tocjs</uicontrol>
                    <uicontrol>frameset.html</uicontrol>
                </menucascade> in a JavaScript-enabled browser.
                </cmd>
            </step>
     </steps>

    </taskbody>
</task>