XProc: An XML Pipeline Language, 05 Apr 2007
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The 5 Apr 2007 Working Draft of XProc
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This site is tracking the progress of the XML Processing Model Working Group. It is maintained by Norman Walsh, chair of the WG, but is not otherwise affiliated with the WG or the W3C.
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The 5 Apr 2007 Working Draft of XProc
The First Public Working Draft of the XProc language specification.
A public wiki for discussion of the XProc language, implementations, etc.
XProc WG begins work on XProc language document.
XProc WG publishes first working draft of XML Processing Model Requirements and Use Cases
Public at last! One of the goals of this working group is to define a standard language for expressing the way in which XML processing is to be applied to a document or set of documents. In other words, how to get validation, XInclude, transformations, and other processes in the right order with the right parameters.
The XML Processing Model Working Group is a Working Group of the W3C and follows the Working Group process described in section 6.2 Working Groups and Interest Groups of the Process Document. Except as specified in this charter, the Working Group follows the Common Procedures for XML Working Groups.
W3C is pleased to announce the launch of the XML Processing Model Working Group. Chartered through October 2007 and chaired by Norman Walsh (Sun Microsystems), the group will create a language for users to specify the order in which technologies process XML documents.