XML Calabash: an XProc implementationhttp://norman.walsh.name/2008/projects/calabashThis is the permanent status page for Calabash.
Calabash is an
implementation of XProc: An XML Pipeline
Processor, a specification being developed by the W3C to
address questions about the XML processing model.
Version 1.0.2 is now available.
NormanWalshndw@nwalsh.com2008norman walsh2008-08-24T16:18:09-04:00projects-2008-calabashhttp://norman.walsh.name/2007/projects/xprocXML Calabash LogoCalabash
runs XProc pipelines. It is a command-line application. This
version of
Calabash is supposed to implement
the 11 May 2010 Recommendation of the
XProc
specification.
The current release is
1.0.2
from 2012-01-29. This is a
stable release.
Recent changes:Fixed issue
#28:
make sure that the static base URI is available in XPath expressions.
Updated the extension library so that it contains all of the
supported extension steps. Added the extension library URI
to the
reference
documentation.Fixed issue
#26:
support the option on pxf:delete correctly.
Fixed issue
#27:
reworked namespace handling so that cx:namespace-delete works correctly.
Updated README, added notices for distributed libraries, improved
documentation. Cleaned up the build system a bit. Added a (local) test suite for
extension steps.Fixed a bug in serialization where
some combinations of schema-valid/untyped documents weren't handled
correctly. This release was never announced.
Calabash's
performance
against the
test suite is reported.
(Most releases so far have passed most, if not quite all, of the tests.)
Calabash is implemented in
Java and should
run on any platform that supports
Java 1.5 or later and has a command-line.
You can
get “calabash”
from the
download page on
xmlcalabash.com.
It is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License,
Version 2.0.Previous releases:1.0.1
from 2012-01-28 was a
stable release.
1.0.0
from 2012-01-20 was a
stable release.
0.9.44
from 2011-01-10 was a
beta release.
0.9.42
from 2011-01-02 was a
beta release.
0.9.41
from 2011-12-03 was a
beta release.
0.9.40
from 2011-11-11 was a
beta release.
0.9.39
from 2011-10-31 was a
beta release.
0.9.38
from 2011-10-26 was a
beta release.
0.9.37
from 2011-10-07 was a
beta release.
0.9.36
from 2011-10-05 was a
beta release.
0.9.35
from 2011-10-03 was a
beta release.
0.9.24
from 2010-11-07 was a
beta release.
0.9.23
from 2010-07-27 was a
beta release.
0.9.22
from 2010-07-20 was a
beta release.
0.9.21
from 2010-04-19 was a
beta release.
0.9.20
from 2010-04-05 was a
beta release.
Apparently I failed to publicize 0.9.18 and 0.9.19. Mea culpa.
0.9.17
from 2010-02-27 was a
beta release.
There was no official 0.9.16 release.0.9.15
from 2009-10-04 was a
beta release.
0.9.14
from 2009-07-23 was a
beta release.
Version 0.9.13 was
never actually released.0.9.12
from 2009-06-23 was a
beta release.
0.9.11
from 2009-06-22 was a
beta release.
0.9.10
from 2009-06-01 was a
beta release.
0.9.9
from 2009-04-30 was a
beta release.
0.9.8
from 2009-04-21 was a
beta release.
0.9.7
from 2009-03-31 was a
beta release.
0.9.6
from 2009-03-11 was a
beta release.
0.9.5
from 2009-03-05 was a
beta release.
0.9.4
from 2009-02-04 was a
beta release.
0.9.3
from 2008-12-19 was a
beta release.
0.9.2
from 2008-12-04 was a
beta release.
0.9.1
from 2008-11-30 was a
beta release.
0.9.0
from 2008-11-28 was a
beta release.
0.8.8
from 2008-11-20 was an
alpha release.
0.8.6
from 2008-11-09 was an
alpha release.0.8.5
from 2008-11-04 was an
alpha release.0.8.4
from 2008-10-31 was an
alpha release.0.8.3
from 2008-10-26 was an
alpha release.
0.8.2
from 2008-10-20 was an
alpha release.
0.6.3
from 2008-09-28 was an
alpha release.
0.6.2
from 2008-09-26 was an
alpha release.
0.6.1
from 2008-09-22 was an
alpha release.
0.6.0,
from 2008-08-27 was an
alpha release.
0.5.1,
from 2008-08-24 was the initial
alpha release.
Calabash is maintained by
NormanWalsh.
Please
report
any bugs that you encounter.
If you'd like to build
the project yourself, you can
browse
the Git repository or
access it directly from
git@github.com:ndw/xmlcalabash1.git.
Calabash was first announced on
2008-08-24.
It is a complete rewrite of an earlier project named simply The
XML Pipeline Processor.