You can transform Word documents from within OxygenXML without using the Open Toolkit
In addition, you can use Oxygen's built-in Open Toolkit to manage resolution of the XSD schema for style-to-tag mapping documents simply by deploying the DITA for Publisher's Toolkit plugins to Oxygen's Toolkit instance (see Installing the Toolkit Plugins).
You can use Oxygen's normal Toolkit transformation scenario to run transforms against Word documents. Simply set the transtype Ant parameter to "word2dita" and specify the Word document as the input file.
You can also transform Word documents directly in Oxygen, which is handy for testing and development of your style-to-tag mapping.
word/document.xml
within Archive Browser and open it in the editor (double click on the filename).All Word documents have a file named document.xml
, which contains all the paragraph content for the document. This file is the input to actual Word-to-DITA transform.
net.sourceforge.dita4publishers.word2dita/xsl/docx2dita.xsl
from the Toolkit plugin, either as deployed to your Toolkit or from the DITA for Publishers distribution package (the transform has no dependencies on any other Toolkit components so you can run it standalone).document.xml
file you opened from the DOCX archive.You should get some output. Use Oxygen's File->Open dialog to open the generated file (map or topic).
You can now rerun the transform at will and see the updated files in the editor.