DITA | Distributed In-Memory Trajectory Analytics

According to Aspera docs we can create pre/post scripts for "Transfer" actions handling: like successful/unsuccessful file uploads. The result of file upload transfer - Manifestfile which we can use for future processing.

In case of file deleting from aspera there is no "Transfer" creation => no Manifestfile or smth like that. Is there is a way to "listen" for file deleting by Aspera side and add hook to this action?

Of course, we always can use inotifywait with target folder, but anyway on Aspera UI we have some kind of "user action" logs, may be we can access this info somewhere else?

Unfortunately, I'm unable to find smth similar to my case in docs/Github/anywhere. Thanks for your help in advance!

My goal is to get all text, including text inside elements, between 2 processing instructions using xslt.

Input file is DITA having standard XML-based structure. There are 2 processing instructions I am searching for and . I search for text after and before . There can be just text or an element that has text in it.

Input

I need to run an XSLT script on a ditamap XML file that drills down into 2 subfiles from the map to collect 2 pieces of data. The script isn't working and I'm stuck as to why. Any help would be most appreciated.

This is the script I have written so far but it isn't drilling down to the documents I need to pull the data from. I need to drill down into maps/sec_s63_midterm_u1.ditamap on the first ditamap and then sec_s63_midterm_l1.ditamap on the second ditamap:

I'm working on an XSLT script to output an HTML table containing data from an XML file but my resulting document is only giving me the first set when I need each set.

This is my XML:

The DITAMAP loads the topic references in the DITAMAP dashboard very slowly in AEM, sometimes it hangs when there are a lot of topic references.

I have tried segregated by creating smaller DITAMAP's and referencing those into the parent DITAMAP, but still, some of the content has a lot of articles where it fails to load the topic references and hangs frequently.

Is there any recommendation on how many topic references can a ditamap have? Also, is there any recommended limitation to generating a website with such huge content or creating pages at individual ditamap's is a better suggestion?

There are around 4k and some have around 20k topic references in the ditamap.

Though it is specific to XML documentation in AEM, tagging dita groups for suggestions.

Appreciate your help in advance!

I'm transforming a DITA document to a simplified, formatting-based XML to be used as an import into Adobe InDesign. My transformation is going really well, except for one element which omits the text in the output. The element is codeblock. When I don't have a template specifying it at all, the element and any child elements are passed through to the new XML document, but none of the text is passed through. This element should be passed through with text and child elements like every other element in my document for which a specific template is not defined. There's nothing anywhere else in the XSL stylesheet that specifies codeblock or any of its attributes. I am completely stumped and cannot figure out what's going on here.

It is also worth noting that a number of inline elements (cmdname, parmname, userinput, etc.) are converted to bold on output. The downstream XML is for formatting and does not need to know semantic context.

This is what I'm trying to pass through:

I have a large directory of files, which I need to look through for specific lines, because they need to be updated.

The format I am looking for always starts with or />.

So far, I've come up with a regex that address finding the lines I want:

I want to get the different tags in the whole document, then get their attributes and compare them to what i want them to have (i.e. the title tag has the id attribute, but I want to change that attribute value and also want it to have the columns attribute)

Here is an example of the xml code:

I want to change all tags names

to using lxml in python. The problem is I'm able to change the outer concept tag's

tag and the first inner concept

tag, but I don't know how to change all the remaining

tags.

Here's an example of what the xml file looks like.