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	There are calls to the DTSContainer in order to set the taxonomy catalogs available and to register additional taxonomy catalogs during the API startup. The API contains more taxonomy catalogs defined but they are considered "advanced use" and might not be documented here. If you need further information or assistant drop us an email.		There are calls to the DTSContainer in order to set the taxonomy catalogs available and to register additional taxonomy catalogs during the API startup. The API contains more taxonomy catalogs defined but they are considered "advanced use" and might not be documented here. If you need further information or assistant drop us an email.

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			[[XBRL Catalog]]<br/>
			[[Adding taxonomies to the ZIP Catlog]]<br/>
			[[Select Taxonomy From Catalog]]<br/>

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	The [[XBRL International Taxonomy Packages]] is similar to the previous one and it will be released as XBRL Specification during year 2016. The differences against the Reporting Standard Taxonomy Catalog are that the XBRL Int version supports the declaration of taxonomy entry points in the metadata and the ZIP file does not need to be "registered" in a separate file. The ZIP file can just be drop to a folder and it becomes available to be used.		The [[XBRL International Taxonomy Packages]] is similar to the previous one and it will be released as XBRL Specification during year 2016. The differences against the Reporting Standard Taxonomy Catalog are that the XBRL Int version supports the declaration of taxonomy entry points in the metadata and the ZIP file does not need to be "registered" in a separate file. The ZIP file can just be drop to a folder and it becomes available to be used.

			There are calls to the DTSContainer in order to set the taxonomy catalogs available and to register additional taxonomy catalogs during the API startup. The API contains more taxonomy catalogs defined but they are considered "advanced use" and might not be documented here. If you need further information or assistant drop us an email.

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	[[Main Page]]		[[Main Page]]

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	This wiki contains information about the 3 most commonly used:		This wiki contains information about the 3 most commonly used:

			The [[Oasis Taxonomy Catalogs]] was the first one implemented on the RS API. This one is good to map local files extracted in a directory that exactly matches the structure of the files on an official web site.

			The [[Reporting Standard Taxonomy Catalog]] was defined back in year 2010. It is still in use and a good mechanism to distribute taxonomy packages. It is based on a ZIP file with an additional file with metadata that describes the ZIP content, the official URL start string and the mapping between the ZIP content (directories inside the ZIP) and the official locations. The API reads a file where are ZIP files that belongs to the catalog are explored.

			The [[XBRL International Taxonomy Packages]] is similar to the previous one and it will be released as XBRL Specification during year 2016. The differences against the Reporting Standard Taxonomy Catalog are that the XBRL Int version supports the declaration of taxonomy entry points in the metadata and the ZIP file does not need to be "registered" in a separate file. The ZIP file can just be drop to a folder and it becomes available to be used.

	==Navigation==		==Navigation==
	[[Main Page]]		[[Main Page]]

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	The first idea about implementing taxonomy catalogs comes from OASIS [https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html]		The first idea about implementing taxonomy catalogs comes from OASIS [https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html]

	At this time, we have implemented several taxonomy catalogs ~~and all can operate in cascade~~ so if one file is served by a taxonomy catalog the processor never goes to the Internet. On the tools that contains a user interface, at the very bottom of the taxonomy catalogs ~~stack~~ there is one ~~taxonomy catalog implementation~~ that asks the user to provide a file from a directory. This makes a point about how deep we use the idea of taxonomy catalogs		At this time, we have implemented several taxonomy catalogs so if one file is served by a taxonomy catalog the processor never goes to the Internet. On the tools that contains a user interface, at the very bottom of the taxonomy catalogs there is one that asks the user to provide a file from a directory. This makes a point about how deep we use the idea of taxonomy catalogs.

			This wiki contains information about the 3 most commonly used:

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	[[Main Page]]		[[Main Page]]

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	At this time, we have implemented several taxonomy catalogs and all can operate in cascade so if one file is served by a taxonomy catalog the processor never goes to the Internet. On the tools that contains a user interface, at the very bottom of the taxonomy catalogs stack there is one taxonomy catalog implementation that asks the user to provide a file from a directory. This makes a point about how deep we use the idea of taxonomy catalogs		At this time, we have implemented several taxonomy catalogs and all can operate in cascade so if one file is served by a taxonomy catalog the processor never goes to the Internet. On the tools that contains a user interface, at the very bottom of the taxonomy catalogs stack there is one taxonomy catalog implementation that asks the user to provide a file from a directory. This makes a point about how deep we use the idea of taxonomy catalogs

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== Taxonomy Catalogs Overview ==

As the name suggest, a taxonomy catalog is a local repository of taxonomy files that the processor can consume as if they were coming from the Internet.

For example:

An XBRL Report contains a schemaRef pointing to an external URL where a taxonomy shall be located.

In normal circumstances, the target URL is available and reading the Taxonomy is required to perform XBRL validation. Reading files from the Internet is also a slow process.

The solution is to install a kind of "proxy" that serves the files as if they were read from the official location but the file is on the hard drive.

The first idea about implementing taxonomy catalogs comes from OASIS [https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html]

At this time, we have implemented several taxonomy catalogs and all can operate in cascade so if one file is served by a taxonomy catalog the processor never goes to the Internet. On the tools that contains a user interface, at the very bottom of the taxonomy catalogs stack there is one taxonomy catalog implementation that asks the user to provide a file from a directory. This makes a point about how deep we use the idea of taxonomy catalogs