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== Walkthrough downloading Reporting Standard XBRL tools set ==
Reporting standard tools set is not just one installer, it is rather a set of installers that let our users to install a complete framework to work with XBRL taxonomies and reports.


Reporting standard tools set is not just one installer, it is rather a set of installers that let our users to install a complete framework to work with XBRL taxonomies and reports.
Installer file names are created automatically from our development system and are updated according to well known rules. You can always obtain different versions of the software and different software components using the rules indicated here.
 
= The file name to download =


All installers start with '''RS_XBRL_''' as prefix. Followed by the package name.
The installer file name is a concatenation of several parts using the underscore character '''_''' as separator
# The prefix: All installers start with '''RS_XBRL''' as prefix.
# The package name: see below
# The version number: see below
# The architecture: see below
# The file extension: it is always '''.msi'''


Packages names are:
== Packages names ==


* '''Setup''': contains the basic library and software tools
* '''Setup''': contains the basic library and software tools
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* '''Database''': contains additional tools to work with databases and store instances/taxonomies into relational databases
* '''Database''': contains additional tools to work with databases and store instances/taxonomies into relational databases


followed by the version number.
== Language code ==
 
Starting from version 2.8.5, there are installers in English and Spanish. The installer is differentiated adding the language code to the installer file. The installer codes are:
 
* '''es''' for Spanish
* '''en''' for English
 
== Version number ==


The version number are just tree digits separated by dots. '''_X.Y.Z''' (note there is an underscore character before the X that has been added on purpose)
The version number are just tree digits separated by dots. '''X.Y.Z'''


The '''official''' version is the one publicly available in the  [http://www.reportingstandard.com/index.php/en/downloads downloads page]
The '''official''' version is the one publicly available in the  [https://www.reportingstandard.com/downloads/?lang=en downloads page]


We also publish the latest development version that should be available by adding one to the Z number.
We also publish the latest development version that should be available by adding one to the Z number.


The version number must be followed by the architecture, that is either '''-x64''' for 64 bit and '''-x86''' for the old 32 bit operating systems.
== The architecture ==
The architecture is either '''x64''' for 64 bit and '''x86''' for the old 32 bit operating systems.


the file extension is always '''.msi'''
= Examples =
If, for example, the current version is 2.8.5, then the following files exists and can be downloaded for en English version:


If, for example, the current version is 2.8.5, then the following files exists and can be downloaded:
* RS_XBRL_Setup_en-2.8.5-x64.msi
* RS_XBRL_Setup_en-2.8.5-x86.msi
* RS_XBRL_Database_en-2.8.5-x64.msi
* RS_XBRL_Database_en-2.8.5-x86.msi
* RS_XBRL_Mapper_en-2.8.5-x64.msi
* RS_XBRL_Mapper_en-2.8.5-x86.msi


* RS_XBRL_Setup_2.8.5-x64.msi
= Out of simply package names =
* RS_XBRL_Setup_2.8.5-x86.msi
* RS_XBRL_Database_2.8.5-x64.msi
* RS_XBRL_Database_2.8.5-x86.msi
* RS_XBRL_Mapper_2.8.5-x64.msi
* RS_XBRL_Mapper_2.8.5-x86.msi


There are two additional files we prepare for each version.  
There are two additional files we prepare for each version.  
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* The .NET libraries '''RS_XBRL_API_in_DotNET_2.8.5.zip'''. Is also a ZIP file that contains the latest versions of the .NET DLLs
* The .NET libraries '''RS_XBRL_API_in_DotNET_2.8.5.zip'''. Is also a ZIP file that contains the latest versions of the .NET DLLs
= The server URL =
We publish the installers on two different servers:
* <nowiki>http://www.reportingstandard.org/{installerpackagename}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>http://www.reportingstandard.net/{installerpackagename}</nowiki>
Normally, the server at .org should be faster than the server at .net this is because .org is hosted at AWS using cloudfront but at the cost of delaying updates by 8 hours. The server at .net has no delay in the publication of files but is hosted in Europe at 1and1
= Feedback =
Send us feedback about this information to: [mailto:support@reportingstandard.com Support at ReportingStandard dot com]

Latest revision as of 15:06, 8 January 2019

Reporting standard tools set is not just one installer, it is rather a set of installers that let our users to install a complete framework to work with XBRL taxonomies and reports.

Installer file names are created automatically from our development system and are updated according to well known rules. You can always obtain different versions of the software and different software components using the rules indicated here.

The file name to download

The installer file name is a concatenation of several parts using the underscore character _ as separator

  1. The prefix: All installers start with RS_XBRL as prefix.
  2. The package name: see below
  3. The version number: see below
  4. The architecture: see below
  5. The file extension: it is always .msi

Packages names

  • Setup: contains the basic library and software tools
  • Mapper: contains additional tools to work with data transferring to/from XBRL
  • Database: contains additional tools to work with databases and store instances/taxonomies into relational databases

Language code

Starting from version 2.8.5, there are installers in English and Spanish. The installer is differentiated adding the language code to the installer file. The installer codes are:

  • es for Spanish
  • en for English

Version number

The version number are just tree digits separated by dots. X.Y.Z

The official version is the one publicly available in the downloads page

We also publish the latest development version that should be available by adding one to the Z number.

The architecture

The architecture is either x64 for 64 bit and x86 for the old 32 bit operating systems.

Examples

If, for example, the current version is 2.8.5, then the following files exists and can be downloaded for en English version:

  • RS_XBRL_Setup_en-2.8.5-x64.msi
  • RS_XBRL_Setup_en-2.8.5-x86.msi
  • RS_XBRL_Database_en-2.8.5-x64.msi
  • RS_XBRL_Database_en-2.8.5-x86.msi
  • RS_XBRL_Mapper_en-2.8.5-x64.msi
  • RS_XBRL_Mapper_en-2.8.5-x86.msi

Out of simply package names

There are two additional files we prepare for each version.

  • The unix installer RS-XBRLProcessor-VX.Y.Z-UNIX.zip. Is a ZIP file. If you are familiar with development environment you can download this tools set and use the libraries folder directly on any other architectures.
  • The .NET libraries RS_XBRL_API_in_DotNET_2.8.5.zip. Is also a ZIP file that contains the latest versions of the .NET DLLs

The server URL

We publish the installers on two different servers:

  • http://www.reportingstandard.org/{installerpackagename}
  • http://www.reportingstandard.net/{installerpackagename}

Normally, the server at .org should be faster than the server at .net this is because .org is hosted at AWS using cloudfront but at the cost of delaying updates by 8 hours. The server at .net has no delay in the publication of files but is hosted in Europe at 1and1

Feedback

Send us feedback about this information to: Support at ReportingStandard dot com