- From: mozer <xmlizer@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 20 May 2012 13:42:00 +0200
- To: Robert Stuart <RobertStuart@crystalmatrixsoftware.com>
- Cc: xproc-dev@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAKdwC_OavGYVqAbgU9sA+LVvb_BNmhhaSk9SD0KHZQhBshny2Q@mail.gmail.com>
Robert, It's clearly one of the area of work we should take into the XProc working group for next iteration on the spec It seems indeed that dealing with context is not that obvious when using such complex step as p:validate-with-schematron of p:xslt My first knee jerk reaction would be to think that the document is not evaluated with respect to the Schematron File, but with respect to the XProc Pipeline file (which become the new reference point) If you need to be able to make the Schematron work with and without XProc, I would go for putting the URI as a parameter to the Schematron and set it by default to the value that works when the Schematron is standalone Hope this helps Xmlizer 2012/2/21 Robert Stuart <RobertStuart@crystalmatrixsoftware.com> > I have schematron that has configuration files it reads into variables > such as > > <sch:let name="countriesList" > > value="document('../../CVE/Countries.xml')//cve:CVE/cve:Enumeration/cve:Term/cve:Value"/> > > The ../.. path is relative to where the .sch file is. This works fine for > executing the schematron from oxygen but when I put > > <p:validate-with-schematron> > <p:documentation> > Schematron validate the source doc against the schematron. > </p:documentation> > <p:input port="schema"> > <p:document href="../Schematron/test.sch"/> > </p:input> > <p:with-param name="allow-foreign" select="'true'"/> > </p:validate-with-schematron> > > I get errors that Countries.xml does not exist at a path that would > coincide with starting at the location of the input document not the .sch > file. > > What obvious thing am I missing? > > Bob Stuart >
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