DD0078: Reference file in Analysis Result Metadata

d Daisuke

on December 18, 2018

In define.xml for ADaM, ARM was included and "dummy-csr.pdf" was used as a reference file in ARM.

When I ran PINNACLE21 v2.2.0 with Define.xml config, DD0078 was not fired although "dummy-csr.pdf" was not located in the appropriate folder.

(DD0078 was fired if I used PINNACLE21 v2.1.3.)

Is it a bug ?

      <def:leaf ID="LF.SAP-SEC-10.1.1"
        xlink:href="../dummy-csr/dummy-csr.pdf">
        <def:title>SAP Section 10.1.1</def:title>
      </def:leaf>

            <arm:Documentation>
              <Description>
              <TranslatedText xml:lang="en">Linear model analysis of CHG for dose response; using randomized dose (0 for placebo; 54 for low dose; 81 for high dose) and site group in model. Used PROC GLM in SAS to produce p-value (from Type III SS for treatment dose).
              </TranslatedText>
              </Description>
              <def:DocumentRef leafID="LF.SAP-SEC-10.1.1">
                <def:PDFPageRef PageRefs="4" Type="PhysicalRef"/>
              </def:DocumentRef>
            </arm:Documentation>

Thanks,

Daisuke

Forums: Define.xml

s Sergiy

on December 20, 2018

two dot characters instead of one in xlink:href attribute

Hi Daisuke,

It looks like you have an error in file reference due to two dot ('..') characters instead of a single dot

xlink:href="../dummy-csr/dummy-csr.pdf">

corrected:

xlink:href="./dummy-csr/dummy-csr.pdf">

Try if it works this way.

Kind Regards,

Sergiy

j Jozef

on December 21, 2018

DD0078: Reference file in Analysis Result Metadata

To explain Sergiy's recommendation:

./ means "in the same directory"
../ means "go one directory up"
so ../dummy-csr means "go one directory up (relative to the directory where the define.xml is located), and then go down in the dummy-csr directory, whereas
./dummy-csr means that "dummy-csr" is supposed to be a subdirectory of the current directory, i.e. where the directory where the define.xml is located.

We call these XLInk and/or XPath expressions, depending on whether the link is external or internal (i.e. outside or inside the document)

With best regards,
Jozef
XML4Pharma