Concrete syntax for simple two-step example

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(Note this is essentially use-case 1 [1])

<components xmlns="[tbd]">
 <component name="xsdValidate">
  <input name="primary"/>
  <input name="schemaDocs" arity="sequence"/>
  <output name="primary"/>
 </component>
 <component name="xslt1.0">
  <input name="primary"/>
  <input name="stylesheet"/>
  <output name="primary"/>
 </component>
<components>

Full version:

<pipeline xmlns="[tbd]">
 <source name="primary"/>
 
 <step name="v1" type="xsdValidate">
  <input name="primary" source="$.primary"/>
  <input name="schemaDocs" href="my.xsd"/>
 </step>
 
 <step name="s1" type="xslt1.0">
  <input name="primary" source="v1.primary"/>
  <input name="stylesheet" href="my.xsl"/>
 </step>

 <sink name="primary" source="s1.primary"/>
</pipeline>

Defaulted version:

<pipeline xmlns="[tbd]">
 
 <step name="v1" type="xsdValidate">
  <input name="schemaDocs" href="my.xsd"/>
 </step>
 
 <step name="s1" type="xslt1.0">
  <input name="stylesheet" href="my.xsl"/>
 </step>

</pipeline>

ht

[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/xproc-requirements/#use-case-apply-sequence
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Received on Friday, 30 June 2006 16:32:11 UTC