http://exchange.braintapper.com/listing/tag/framework_manager/atom2012-05-21T12:34:21.000-05:00Braintapper Exchange - Feed for tag: framework managerSteven Nghttp://exchange.braintapper.com/ibm-cognos-framework-documenting-the-framework-model-in-html-using-an-xslt-transformation2010-03-24T13:25:46.000-05:002010-03-24T14:52:56.000-05:00Code Snippet: IBM Cognos Framework: Documenting the Framework model in HTML using an XSLT Transformation<p>You've just finished creating your Framework model and published it to your portal for your users. You now have the task to create a functional specification document that your users, future developers, business sponsors etc. will need to reference. The Model Report available in Framework Manager is not in a format that most users can follow so what are your options?</p>
<p>This process to create a nicely formatted HTML report involves transforming the Framework model.xml file into the HTML document by using an XSLT transformation in a Pentaho job. The process is quite simple. You can install the code by downloading the files found in the attached ZIP. Follow the instructions in the demo link for a step-by-step walk through of the process.</p>
<p>The XSLT file was created by the folks at Braintapper and I was lucky enough to get my hands on a copy. We use this process to document the Framework models for our client's frameworks. I'd like to thank the Braintapper developers for the code.</p>
<p>Notes: You will need to upload the CSS files to your hosting website and replace the CSS file locations in the getelements.xsl file so that they point to your hosted domain.</p>
<p>XSLT Code - <a href="http://acumetrics.com/assets/Framework%20Manager%20XSLT.zip" title="Download Code">Download Code</a></p>
<p>Instructions - <a href="http://acumetrics.com/assets/Framework_HTML_Output/Framework_HTML_Output.html" title="Download Code">Instructional Video</a></p>
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