> It is interesting that a lot of the XML technologies that
> have rather failed to thrive are the little ones that are
> severed from the mainstream.
> XInclude, XLink, XBase, XML catalogs, XML Fragments, xml:id and so on.
> Apart from namespaces and <?xml-stylesheet, have there been
> any of the single-purpose technologies from W3C that have
> made any traction?
>
> So I would expect that unless this kind of renaming was
> ubiquitously available, or always part of some larger bundle
> or platform, merely making a way to do it (either declarative
> through DSRL or functionally by XSLT2 or whatever).
>
XProc might be the answer: it bundles many of these little capabilities
together into a larger package.
It also, incidentally, has many "mini-transformations" such as renaming or
renamespacing built in as primitives.
Regards,
Michael Kay
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