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From: Sean M. <sea...@pr...> - 2003-10-13 09:54:06
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At 10:47 13/10/2003 +0100, Sergey Beryozkin wrote: >Sean, > >Thanks for your answer, >What handler types can be used by XComponents ? I mean is it an XSLT >transformation and Java class instances only ? Are Jython scripts allowed ? Java, Jython + XSLT + Exec (which is anything else). >Actually, I've just looked at xcomponent.rng, and I see 4 types : Java, >XSLT, EXEC and Jython. Yes. >Can you please explain me about "pre" and "post". Schema says it could be >Java class, Jython, XSD, RNG or DTD. Are 'pre' and 'post' used for input >and output validation ? Yes. Ideas from "design by contract" to allow you to be sure that input XML meets some input predicate and be sure that the output matches an output predicate. >Another question : what is XRing ? Is it a process manager which allows to >build complex XPipes structures? XRig is just an idea at the moment. The idea is to provide a way of hooking up a collection of linear workflows (pipes) to do things that require more complex flows of control e.g. branching, looping etc. Sean |