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Documenting and Implementing Guidelines with
Schematron
Abstract
Data exchange specifications must be broad and general in order to
achieve acceptance, yet they must also be customizable in a controlled
and interoperable manner in order to be useful. This paper describes
an approach employing the Schematron language and literate programming
ideas for developing the guidelines needed to effectively use data
exchange specifications.
Documenting and Implementing Guidelines with
Schematron
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