Could you give an example of what you mean by a transformation between XML Namespaces ?
Are you referring to the namespace URL ? the prefix ? or instance documents that follow a schema that is associated with the namespace ?
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David A. Lee
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> From: Victor Porton [mailto:]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2012 5:14 PM
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> Subject: [xml-dev] Description of quality of a transformation
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> I am writing a draft of a specification of transformations between XML
> namespaces. Transformations can be chained:
>
> A->B->C (where A, B, C are namespaces).
>
> I need to describe criteria for selecting chains of transformations among
> several possible variants.
>
> One characteristic of a transformation is its "quality". We may denote it
> "release", "beta", "alpha" or something like this. Or we may use a numeric
> quality (something like 0.6=alpha, 0.9=beta, 1=release)?
>
> What should we prefer numeric quality or a scheme like "release", "beta",
> "alpha"? With numeric quality we could do some calculations, but it is unclear
> whether these calculations are meaningful.
>
> What else criteria for choosing a chain of several transformation should we
> consider?
>
> Should we describe reversible/non-reversible transformations? At first this
> seems a promising idea. But is it? In fact most of XML transformations are in
> practice not reversible. So is it worth to bother to mark some transformations
> reversible?
>
> Any other idea about how to describe transformations?
>
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> Victor Porton - http://portonvictor.org
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