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Contents 1 XProc Wikibook 1.1 Current Status 1.2 About this Project 2 Table of Contents 2.1 Introduction 2.2 The XProc vocabulary 2.3 Example Pipeline 2.4 Pitfalls 2.5 Example Scripts 2.5.1 Beginning Examples 2.5.2 Intermediate Examples 2.5.3 Development Tools 2.6 Systems that Support XQuery 3 Appendixes 4 Other sources 4.1 XProc pipeline Libraries 4.2 Discussion Groups

[edit] XProc Wikibook

Welcome to the XProc Wikibook XProc is a World Wide Web Consortium recommendation language for designing XML pipelines.

[edit] Current Status

This book is in progress

Recent Changes

[edit] About this Project

Jim Fuller started this project and encourages contributions, give me a shout if you need help.

All text and example programs must conform to the creative-commons-2.5 share-alike with attribution license agreement [1].

[edit] Table of Contents

[edit] Introduction

[edit] The XProc vocabulary

XProc is made up of three categories of things: core elements, ancillary elements, and a standard step library. The core elements give logic constructs, conditional and iterative processing statements and try/catch error mechanisms:

[edit] Example Pipeline

[edit] Pitfalls

[edit] Example Scripts

[edit] Beginning Examples

[edit] Intermediate Examples

[edit] Development Tools

[edit] Systems that Support XQuery

[edit] Appendixes

1. XProc W3C Draft Spec is in last call now

[edit] Other sources

[edit] XProc pipeline Libraries

1. Nascent EXProc effort by Norman Walsh

[edit] Discussion Groups

1. XProc dev for implementators and users of xproc