http://norman.walsh.name/2004/projects/sxpipe This is the permanent status page for sxpipe. The sxpipe project is a Java implementation of SXPipe: Simple XML Pipelines. Simple XML Pipelines provide a linear processing model for XML documents. This processing model allows authors to choose the order in which components (such as XInclude, validation, and transformation) are executed. Norman Walsh ndw@nwalsh.com 2004 norman walsh 2004-07-30T07:59:49-04:00 $Date: 2005-09-11 10:27:02 -0400 (Sun, 11 Sep 2005) $ projects-2004-sxpipe This is the initial release announcement for “sxpipe”, a Java implementation of SXPipe: Simple XML Pipelines. The project is hosted at Java.net and is being released under the GNU General Public License. SXPipe is a programming-language neutral vocabulary defined by an open specification. SXPipe processes simple XML pipelines. Simple XML Pipelines provide a linear processing model for XML documents. This processing model allows authors to choose the order in which components (such as XInclude, validation, and transformation) are executed. The current release is 0.0.1 from 2004-07-28. This is the first public unstable, alpha release; it runs on any platform. You can get the current release from the download page. Please report any bugs that you encounter. If you’d like to discuss the project, please join the “users” mailing list. SXPipe is maintained by Norman Walsh . If you’d like to become involved with the SXPipe project, you can browse the the CVS repository or access it directly from :pserver:guest@sxpipe.dev.java.net:/cvs. The module name is sxpipe. I started working on SXPipe on 2004-06-20 out of frustration because I think pipelines are important.