The XML file listing the objects to import can contain any combinations of the following: ‘document’, ‘story’, ‘image’, ‘video’ and ‘audio’ (previously it was necessary to have always at least one ‘document’ and then one or more ‘story’ and ‘image’). So the following are all legal files to import – a single image:
<root>
<image id="image0001">
<data>IPTC.jpg</data>
</image>
</root>
a mix of audios and video:
<root>
<audio id="audio001">
<data>07 Get It Hot.mp3</data>
</audio>
<video id="video001">
<data>VIDEO_002.MP4</data>
</video>
</root>
a document with related stories and images (as before):
<root>
<document id="doc0" name="pallino.indd">
<data mime="application/x-indesign">pallino.indd</data>
<issue publication="Demo" date="2011-01-30" name="Main"/>
<variants>
<variant name="PDF_[Smallest File Size]">
<data mime="application/pdf">pallino.pdf</data>
</variant>
</variants>
<pages>
<page name="1">
<preview mime="image/jpeg">Pages/1.jpg</preview>
</page>
<page name="2">
<preview mime="image/jpeg">Pages/2.jpg</preview>
</page>
</pages>
<stories>
<ref idRef="story257"/>
</stories>
<images>
<ref idRef="img493"/>
</images>
</document>
<story id="story257">
<data mime="text/plain">Stories/257.txt</data>
</story>
<image id="img493" name="iptc.jpg">
<data mime="image/jpeg">Links/iptc.jpg</data>
</image>
</root>
It is also possible to specify relationships between stories and images, videos and audios, e.g.:
<root>
<story id="story0001" name="my story">
<data>storyText.xml</data>
<images>
<ref idRef="0001">
<caption>Image caption</caption>
</ref>
</images>
<videos>
<ref idRef="0001">
<caption>Video caption</caption>
</ref>
</videos>
<audios>
<ref idRef="0001">
<caption>Audio caption</caption>
</ref>
</audios>
</story>
<image id="0001">
<data>IPTC.jpg</data>
</image>
<video id="0001">
<data>VIDEO_002.MP4</data>
</video>
<audio id="0001">
<data>07 Get It Hot.mp3</data>
</audio>
</root>
will create a story, an image, a video and an audio, and the story will reference the image, video and audio in its ‘objs’ attribute – with the specified captions. (The ‘caption’ element in the reference is optional).
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