Hi Tony, The oXygen Schematron implementation is available from [oXygen]/frameworks/schematron/impl The processing of different role attribute values is done in the iso-schematron-message.xsl and in the schematron-message.xsl for ISO Schematron and pre ISO Schematron, respectively. You can edit these to add your desired values or logic, for example your can change <xsl:when test="$r='warning' or $r='warn')"> to <xsl:when test="$r='warning' or $r='warn' or starts-with($r, 'warning_')"> in order to accept any value starting with warning_ as a warning. (the r variable contains warning in lowercase as there is a translate WARNING to warning, ERROR to ERROR, etc. before in the stylesheet) After you make the desired changes you need to pack the Schematron stylesheets in a jar or a zip having the following structure: builtin/RNG2Schtrn.xsl builtin/XSD2Schtrn.xsl builtin/iso-schematron-abstract.xsl builtin/iso-schematron-message.xsl builtin/iso_schematron_skeleton.xsl builtin/schematron-message.xsl builtin/schematronDispatcher.xsl builtin/skeleton1-5.xsl then place this in oXygen/lib/endorsed (please note that you need to create the endorsed folder) and restart oXygen if it was open. oXygen will load automatically anything found in lib/endorsed before other libraries so in this way you will overwrite the default Schematron implementation from oXygen. Best Regards, George -- George Cristian Bina <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger http://www.oxygenxml.com On 2/12/11 12:04 AM, Tony Graham wrote:
This message from 2009 describes what happens on Schematron validation:
http://www.oxygenxml.com/pipermail/oxygen-user/2009-November/002902.html
I couldn't find anything similar in the oXygen documentation. Is it in there?
oXygen seems to match on exactly 'warning', etc., in @role, as the 2009 message suggests.
However, I am currently working with a system that already has error identifiers along the lines of WARNING_BAD_THING and ERROR_WORSE_THING.
I would like to be able to put those in assert/@role and report/@role because the @role values show up in both oXygen and SVRL even when the <assert> or<report> is in an abstract rule. (I.e., there's nothing in ISO Schematron SVRL for an abstract rule firing, but there is for its <assert>s and<report>s.)
Is it possible to loosen the @role value matching to set the severity when @role starts with 'warning', etc., instead of matching on the whole @role value?
Regards,
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