- GEMIMEG tool v1
The GEMIMEG tool v1 is provided as a sample application. It enables a comfortable, manual creation of the administrative data in the DCC using several input masks. By using an XSLT stylesheet, a human-readable document can be generated from the DCC. The development of the GEMIMEG tool v1 was discontinued. The development will continue with the GEMIMEG tool v2.
Link to the Gemimeg tool v1 - stable version
This software is not released for productive use. The created XML file must be checked before signing.
- GEMIMEG tool v2 beta
The GEMIMEG tool v2 is the new version of the GEMIMEG tool v1, which has been updated to include new features. It is currently in a beta phase.
Link to the Gemimeg tool v2 (Beta) - beta
This software is not released for productive use. The created XML file must be checked before signing.
- Excel tool
This Excel tool can be used to create a DCC using some kind of building blocks.
It can be used if the data for the DCC is available in an Excel file and the use of macros in Excel is enabled.
Link to the Excel-Tool
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Oxygen XML Developer
- PyDCC
PyDCC is an open-source project released under the MIT license, accelerating application development for processing Digital Calibration Certificates (DCC), according to the official DCC release [3]. This collaborative work was introduced by a talk given at the 2nd DCC conference [4]. Further, an introduction video [6] exists, looking briefly at the contents of a DCC and demonstrating PyDCC's essential features by implementing an example application from scratch. Note that to process DCC automatically, data within the DCC must follow particular format requirements defined by Good Practice [5].
Out of scope: PyDCC is not intended to modify or generate DCCs. PyDCC is a read-only library. For this purpose, other tools and libraries exist.
Link to PyDCC