jelly-tags/xml/src/test/org/apache/commons/jelly/tags/xml/schematron/test-schematron.xml

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<sch:schema xmlns:sch="http://www.ascc.net/xml/schematron"
                 icon="http://www.ascc.net/xml/resource/schematron/bilby.jpg"
                 defaultPhase="built">

             <sch:p>This is an example schema for the <emph>Building Projects XML</emph> language.</sch:p>

             <sch:phase id="underConstruction">
                <sch:active pattern="construction"></sch:active>
                <sch:active pattern="admin"></sch:active>
             </sch:phase>

             <sch:phase id="built">
                <sch:active pattern="completed">completed</sch:active>
                <sch:active pattern="admin">admin</sch:active>
             </sch:phase>


             <sch:pattern name="Construction Checks" id="construction">

                <sch:p>Constraints which are applied during construction</sch:p>

                <sch:rule context="house">
                   <sch:assert test="count(wall) = 4" diagnostics="1">A house should have 4 walls</sch:assert>
                   <sch:report test="not(roof)" diagnostics="2">The house is incomplete, it still needs a roof</sch:report>
                   <sch:assert test="builder">An incomplete house must have
                   a builder assigned to it</sch:assert>
                   <sch:assert test="not(owner)">An incomplete house cannot have an owner</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

             </sch:pattern>

             <sch:pattern name="Final Checks" id="completed">
                <sch:p>Constraints which are applied after construction</sch:p>

                <sch:rule context="house">
                   <sch:assert test="count(wall)= 4" diagnostics="1">A house should have 4 walls</sch:assert>
                   <sch:report test="not(roof)" diagnostics="2">The house is incomplete, it still needs a roof</sch:report>
                   <sch:assert test="owner">An incomplete house must have
                   an owner</sch:assert>
                   <sch:assert test="not(builder)">An incomplete house doesn't need a builder</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

             </sch:pattern>

             <sch:pattern name="Adminstration Checks" id="admin">

                <sch:p>Adminstrative constraints which are <sch:emph>always</sch:emph> applied</sch:p>

                <sch:rule context="house">
                   <sch:assert test="address">A house must have an address</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

                <sch:rule context="address">
                   <sch:assert test="count(*) = count(street) + count(town) + count(postcode)">
                   An address may only include street, town and postcode elements.
                   </sch:assert>
                   <sch:assert test="street">An address must include the street details</sch:assert>
                   <sch:assert test="town">An address must identify the town</sch:assert>
                   <sch:assert test="postcode">An address must have a postcode</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>


                <sch:rule abstract="true" id="nameChecks">
                   <sch:assert test="firstname">A <name/> element must have a first name</sch:assert>
                   <sch:assert test="lastname">A <name/> element must have a last name</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

                <sch:rule context="builder">
                   <sch:extends rule="nameChecks"></sch:extends>
                   <sch:assert test="certification">A <name/> must be certified</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

                <sch:rule context="owner">
                   <sch:extends rule="nameChecks"></sch:extends>
                   <sch:assert test="telephone">An <name/> must have a telephone</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

                <sch:rule context="certification">
                   <sch:assert test="@number">Certification numbers must be recorded
                   in the number attribute</sch:assert>
                </sch:rule>

             </sch:pattern>

             <diagnostics>
                <diagnostic id="1">
                    Its an odd house which has more or less than four walls! Consult your architect...
                </diagnostic>

                <diagnostic id="2">
                    Its an odd house which has no roof! Consult your architect...
                </diagnostic>

             </diagnostics>

         </sch:schema>