Here is a corrected signals-package-2.0.3.xml that works with Example
3.4.6.3. The one posted below is out of date and won't work.
I enclose the xml testbed for the example, the working package for
signals, and the output of xinclude processing.
Not sure where the outdate xml file was stored, but it has not been
updated to use ProcessSpecification/@instanceVersion and
ProcessSpecification/@specificationVersion, for example.
The namespace information for the schema for the signals was also stale.
Note that the schema locations only work for my testing environment.
Testing uses xom-1.1.jar with the command:
java -classpath .;xom-1.1.jar XIncludeDriver Ex3463.xml > output.xml
but the locations for the imports, etc need to be modified for the
tester environment.
Since these files are not normative, I don't think we need to worry
about the schemaLocation values or the imports. Anyone interested in
experimenting with this pre-processing can undoubtedly figure out what
changes to make for their environment. Otherwise, suggest how those
values should be changed, please.
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XML instance with signals to be used with example in Section 3.
ebBP v2.0.3 Committee Specification, 28 April 2006
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