On Wed, Jun 03, 2009 at 05:49:57PM +1000, David Crossley wrote: > Brian M Dube wrote: > > > > > > FOR-1172 - enable validation of the internal xml > > > > > > FOR-1173 - add demonstration of using xml source documents > > > without declaring a DTD > > > > This looks good. Is the idea to replace the Ant target with pipeline > > validation? > > I don't know. I like the fact that the intermediate xml > is not validated, because one can cram all sorts of > non-xdoc elements into the pipeline. e.g. try doing > localhost:8888/samples-b/embedded_html.validation.xml > > Perhaps we could find a way to exclude certain documents from > validation (or from the final report). > > I wonder how such validation could operate. > > When we do 'forrest site' it provides Cocoon a "start-uri" > to commence from. Cocoon appends any other new URIs that it > finds during its crawl. It generates the *.html files, etc. > > Perhaps we can also get it to generate a "*.validation.xml" > for each URI too. Then after Cocoon finishes, an Ant target > might post-process all such files and summarise them into > one large report. Then tidy up to remove all those files, > because we don't want them to be deployed as part of the site. > > Do you have some ideas?
I don't, yet. I'm looking through Cocoon 3 right now; maybe something there will align nicely with this approach. Brian
