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| Schematron Quick Fixes Specification |
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Dear SQF users,
we are so happy to announce the release of the Second Draft of the Schematron QuickFix specification!
You find always the newest draft here: http://schematron-quickfix.github.io/sqf/
These are the main features of the Second Draft:
An implementation is planed in:
Have fun!
Octavian and Nico
On 2015-05-22 the Quick-fix support for XML Community Group published the first draft of the following specification:
Participants contribute material to this specification under the W3C Community Contributor License Agreement (CLA).
If you have any questions, please contact the group on their public list: public-quickfix@w3.org. Learn more about the Quick-fix support for XML Community Group.
The project contains an extended Schematron workflow which provides the Schematron developer the possibility to define QuickFixes for errors. The workflow is still based on XSLT and so the QuickFixes are almost as powerful as XSLT.
The project is restricted on the Schematron language. Please read more on www.schematron-quickfix.com.
The Quick-fix support for XML Community Group has been launched:
Sometimes an error reported against an XML document can be fixed automatically, for example if the error refers to an unexpected attribute then an automatic fix will be to delete that unexpected attribute.
We want to explore the issues related to applying quick fixes (like preserving DOCTYPE declarations, entities, etc.) and determine what actions will be needed be able to apply quick fixes on a document as well as a representation language to describe these actions.
Quick fixes are especially interesting when we use Schematron for XML validation, as in this case the quick-fix should be specified by the schema author, so we have user-defined quick fixes. Imagine for example a business rule implemented in Schematron that says that a list should contain between 4 and 8 items. If we determine that there are two items then a quick fix will propose to add automatically two more items to the list or if the list has 10 items then a quick fix may propose to delete two items or to split the list in two lists, etc.
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This is a community initiative. This group was originally proposed on 2014-02-20 by George Bina. The following people supported its creation: George Bina, Mohamed ZERGAOUI, Alain Couthures, Tobias Fischer, Manuel Montero Pineda, Nico Kutscherauer. W3C’s hosting of this group does not imply endorsement of its activities.
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Nico Kutscherauer
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