The IPTC Standards repository

as of March 2006

Welcome to the IPTC Standards repository. It provides the specifications, the documentation and some examples for all currently existing IPTC standards.

NewsML 2 family

NewsML 2 Architecture - latest version DRAFT 0.6

NewsML 1 - latest version 1.2:

• The specifications directory
  • The DTD
  • The Functional Specifications
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

NITF - latest version 3.3

• The specifications directory
  • The DTD
  • The Functional Specifications
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

SportsML - latest version 1.6

• The specifications directory
  • The DTD
  • The Functional Specifications
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

ProgramGuideML - latest version: Release Candidate 1.0

• The specifications directory
  • The DTD
  • The Functional Specifications
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

EventsML - latest version: DRAFT

• The specifications directory
  • The Business Requirements document

IPTC Core schema for XMP - latest version 1.0

• The specifications directory
  • adfasd
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

Information Interchange Model - IIM - latest version 4.1

• The specifications directory
  • The DTD
  • The Functional Specifications
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

IPTC7901 - latest version Rev. 5

• The specifications directory
  • The DTD
  • The Functional Specifications
• The documentation directory
• Some examples directory

NewsCodes Viewer (for Windows only)

A short introduction to the directory tree provided with this repository:

• The tree starts at the "IPTC" root directory
• For each standard exists a directory under the root directory. The names are identical or very close to general use.
• Under each standard directory are directories with version numbers of the format: major version number - dot - minor version number
• Under each standard version directory exist three version specific directories: documentation, examples, specification -- their use is self explaning.