Object IDs in ADR

[Anonymous]

I'm looking at a 2D dwf file and am trying to figure out how the Object.Id value from with ADR is derived. Here is an example id

com.autodesk.dwf.ePlot_osmZ2rZY5E6tEoQvS2VBiA::ekyjP_1YREe_G+WuqTc0JQ::2227

The first part (before the ::) appers to be the section name and the last part appears to be the object id. Where does the middle part come from?

Is this standard across all DWF files, different version of the DWF standard? Does it vary across ADR implementations?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Joel
jec@gatekeeper.com
Gatekeeper Systems

[Anonymous]

The middle part is the ID of the W2D (or W3D) resource in the section in
which the object is defined. Check the descriptor.xml in the section.

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Jeffrey Klug
Sr. Software Engineer
Extended Design Group
Autodesk, Inc.


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I'm looking at a 2D dwf file and am trying to figure out how the Object.Id
value from with ADR is derived. Here is an example id

com.autodesk.dwf.ePlot_osmZ2rZY5E6tEoQvS2VBiA::ekyjP_1YREe_G+WuqTc0JQ::2227

The first part (before the ::) appers to be the section name and the last
part appears to be the object id. Where does the middle part come from?

Is this standard across all DWF files, different version of the DWF
standard? Does it vary across ADR implementations?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Joel
jec@gatekeeper.com
Gatekeeper Systems