IBM MO:DCA

Full Name	IBM MO:DCA (Mixed Object Document Content Architecture)
Format ID	IG_FORMAT_MOD = 26
File Extension(s)	.mod, .ica
Data Type	Raster Image
Data Encoding	Binary
Color Profile Support	No
ImageGear Multipage Support	Yes
ImageGear Alpha Channel Support	No
ImageGear Platforms Support	WIN32, WIN64, Unix, Unix64, MAC, .NET, .NET64

ImageGear Supported Versions:

N/A

ImageGear Supported Features:

IG_FLTR_DETECTSUPPORT - autodetection
IG_FLTR_MPAGEREADPSUPPORT - multi-page file reading
IG_FLTR_MPAGEWRITEPSUPPORT - multi-page file writing
IG_FLTR_PAGEINSERTSUPPORT - single-page file writing
IG_FLTR_PAGEREADSUPPORT - single page file reading

ImageGear Read Support:

IG_COMPRESSION_NONE:
- Indexed RGB: 1, 4, 8 bpp;
- RGB: 24 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_CCITT_G3:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_CCITT_G4:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_IBM_MMR:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_ABIC_BW:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_ABIC_GRAY:
- Indexed RGB: 4bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_JPEG:
- Grayscale: 8 bpp;
- RGB: 24 bpp

ImageGear Write Support:

IG_COMPRESSION_CCITT_G3:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_CCITT_G4:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp
IG_COMPRESSION_IBM_MMR:
- Indexed RGB: 1 bpp

ImageGear Filter Control Parameters:

Filter Control Parameter	Type	Default Value	Available Values	Description
STITCH_TILES	AT_BOOL	FALSE	TRUE, FALSE	Set to TRUE to enable automatic tile stitching during image loading.

Comments:

The MO:DCA header allows the storage of multiple IOCA images in one file. The MO:DCA format is an IOCA "wrapper". It is considered by IBM to be a "data stream controlling environment" for a group of IOCA images.

There are many optional parameters. Subsets of IOCA parameters are referred to as "function sets" and define different flavors of the IOCA, for example, the MO:DCA. The MO:DCA incorporates function sets "10" and "11".

Please see the description of IBM IOCA for further description.

References Used

Image Object Content Architecture Reference, 2d ed., copyright International Business Machines Corporation, August 1991.