The XML Pipeline Processor
This project is defunct, see http://norman.walsh.name/2008/projects/calabash instead.
This is the permanent status page for the XML Pipeline Processor. The XML Pipeline Processor is an implementation of XProc: An XML Pipeline Processor, a specification being developed by the W3C to address questions about the XML processing model. The first alpha version is now available.
The XML Pipeline Processor
runs XProc pipelines. It is a command-line application. This
version of the
XML Pipeline Processor is supposed to implement
the 20 September 2007 version of the XProc specification with one
change: the p:validate-* steps are now named
p:validate-with-*.
The current release is 0.0.3 from 19 Oct 2007. This is a very alpha release; it 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 “xproc” from the download page on Java.net. It is available under the terms of either the GNU General Public License Version 2 only ("GPL") or the Common Development and Distribution License ("CDDL").
The XML Pipeline Processor is maintained by Norman Walsh. Please report any bugs that you encounter.
If you'd like to build
the project yourself, you can
browse the
the Subersion repository or access it directly from
https://xproc.dev.java.net/svn/xproc/trunk. You will need to register at Java.net in order to access the repository.
The XML Pipeline Processor was first announced on 10 Jul 2007.
Comments
Fantastic! Thanks for you work. I'll be sure to submit some feedback after I evaluate it.
Is there a wiki or anything for general feedback, or you do want everything done through the ProjectIssues on the dev.java.net site?