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Test-Driven Development for standards-makers - Connexions with XML, XSD and Schematron
By Rick JelliffeAugust 23, 2009
Fans of nerdy men with beards will enjoy the InfoQ website. Watching Freeman and Feather's TDD - Ten years later, a few things stuck out relevant to standards-makers and to Schematron.
Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#16): XML Schema Test Suite results for beta 0.5 - The suite smell of success?
By Rick JelliffeAugust 6, 2009
Paul Hermans has kindly set up a process (I believe an XProc pipeline using Calabash and SAXON 9) to test the XML Schema to Schematron converter I have been documenting in this blog over the last few years. Here are some results.
Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#15): Qname madness
By Rick JelliffeAugust 6, 2009
I have recently being doing some more work on the XML Schema to Schematron converter, and one of the first issues to come up is more proper handling of namespaces.
Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#14): beta available
By Rick JelliffeMarch 9, 2009
The beta release of my open source XML Schema validator is available now, from Schematron.com.
Sosnowski series on schemas and service nexus
By Rick JelliffeJanuary 23, 2009
Dennis Sosnoski has a good article Schema for Web Services - Part I: Basic Datatypes up at InfoQ. It looks like being a series, and Dennis knows his stuff. It is about some gotchas with data binding.... There are many parts of XSD which don't play well for use in automated data binding systems, but I suspect many of Dennis' gotchas in this article are just intrinsic to exchange rather than being flaws in XSD datatypes, necessarily.
Converting XML Schemas to Schematron (#13): Identify constraints
By Rick JelliffeDecember 12, 2008
This article sketches out how to implement the same functionality as XSD's integrity constraints in Schematron.
Converting Schematron to XML Schemas, part 2
By Rick JelliffeDecember 3, 2008
I have not written anything about converting Schematron schemas to XML Schemas in the 12 months since the last little article. So here is another approach for schemas that were not written to be XSD-conversion friendly: it is just brute force and ignorance (BFI) pattern matching.
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