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	==Goal==		==Goal==

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	==Goal==		==Goal==

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	==Goal==		==Goal==

Hsivonen: Category

2008-02-07T09:14:14Z

Hsivonen: Zap result elements

2007-09-26T10:16:43Z

Zap result elements

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	The root elements may contain zero or more messages elements (<CODE>info</CODE>,		The root elements may contain zero or more messages elements (<CODE>info</CODE>,
	<CODE>error</CODE> and <CODE>non-document-error~~</CODE>), followed by exactly one result element (<CODE>success</CODE>,~~		<CODE>error</CODE> and <CODE>non-document-error</CODE>), optionally followed by one <CODE>source</CODE> element, optionally followed by one <CODE>parse-tree</CODE> element.
	~~<CODE>failure</CODE> or <CODE>indeterminate~~</CODE>), optionally followed by one <CODE>source</CODE> element, optionally followed by one <CODE>parse-tree</CODE> element.

	The root element may have an optional attribute <code>url</code>. The <CODE>url</CODE> attribute, if present, must containt the URI		The root element may have an optional attribute <code>url</code>. The <CODE>url</CODE> attribute, if present, must containt the URI
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	The <code>extract</code> element represents an extract of the document source from around the point in source designated for the message by the <code>line</code> and <code>column</code> attributes on the message element. The <code>extract</code> element contains an interleaving zero or more text nodes and exactly one <code>m</code> element. The <code>m</code> element represents a highlighted part of the extract that pinpoints the source position associated with the message. The <code>m</code> element contains the highlighted part of the text. White space is significant in the subtree rooted at <code>extract</code>.		The <code>extract</code> element represents an extract of the document source from around the point in source designated for the message by the <code>line</code> and <code>column</code> attributes on the message element. The <code>extract</code> element contains an interleaving zero or more text nodes and exactly one <code>m</code> element. The <code>m</code> element represents a highlighted part of the extract that pinpoints the source position associated with the message. The <code>m</code> element contains the highlighted part of the text. White space is significant in the subtree rooted at <code>extract</code>.

	~~===Result Elements===~~

	An <CODE>success</CODE>, <CODE>failure</CODE> or <CODE>indeterminate</CODE> element represents the end state of the validation (valid, invalid or inability to finish, respectively). These elements take a human-readable message as text content.

	===The <CODE>source</CODE> Element===		===The <CODE>source</CODE> Element===
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	Processors must process elements in a way that is consistent with		Processors must process elements in a way that is consistent with
	the semantics of the elements.		the semantics of the elements.

			===Determining Outcome===

			The outcome of the validation process may be success, failure or indeterminate.

			# If there are one or more <CODE>non-document-error</CODE> elements, the outcome is indeterminate.
			# Else if there are one or more <CODE>error</CODE> elements, the outcome is failure.
			# Else the outcome is success.

	==Prior Art==		==Prior Art==

Hsivonen: /* Processing Model */ Split locations

2007-09-26T09:07:05Z

Processing Model: Split locations

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	value of the attribute is not permissible under the previous section,		value of the attribute is not permissible under the previous section,
	the processor must ignore the entire attribute. If an <CODE>info</CODE>, <CODE>error</CODE> or <CODE>non-document-error</CODE> element does not have a		the processor must ignore the entire attribute. If an <CODE>info</CODE>, <CODE>error</CODE> or <CODE>non-document-error</CODE> element does not have a
	<CODE>line</CODE> attribute with a permissible value, a <CODE>column</CODE>		<CODE>last-line</CODE> attribute with a permissible value, a <CODE>last-column</CODE>
			attribute on the element must be ignored if present. If an <CODE>info</CODE>, <CODE>error</CODE> or <CODE>non-document-error</CODE> element does not have a
			<CODE>first-line</CODE> attribute with a permissible value, a <CODE>first-column</CODE>
	attribute on the element must be ignored if present.		attribute on the element must be ignored if present.

Hsivonen: /* Locator Attributes */ split location attributes to indicate a range

2007-09-26T09:06:00Z

Locator Attributes: split location attributes to indicate a range

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	The elements <CODE>info</CODE>, <CODE>error</CODE> and <CODE>non-document-error</CODE>		The elements <CODE>info</CODE>, <CODE>error</CODE> and <CODE>non-document-error</CODE>
	have ~~three~~ optional attributes for indicating the context of the		have five optional attributes for indicating the context of the
	message: <CODE>url</CODE>, <CODE>line</CODE> and <CODE>column</CODE>.		message: <CODE>url</CODE>, <CODE>first-line</CODE>, <CODE>last-line</CODE>, <CODE>first-column</CODE> and <CODE>last-column</CODE>.
	The <CODE>column</CODE> attribute must not be present unless the <CODE>line</CODE>		The <CODE>first-column</CODE> attribute must not be present unless the <CODE>first-line</CODE>
			attribute is present as well. The <CODE>last-column</CODE> attribute must not be present unless the <CODE>last-line</CODE>
			attribute is present as well. The <CODE>first-line</CODE> attribute must not be present unless the <CODE>last-line</CODE>
	attribute is present as well.		attribute is present as well.

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	If the <CODE>url</CODE> attribute is absent on the message element but present on the root element, the message is considered to be associated with the resource designated by the attribute on the root element.		If the <CODE>url</CODE> attribute is absent on the message element but present on the root element, the message is considered to be associated with the resource designated by the attribute on the root element.

	The <CODE>line</CODE> attribute, if present, must contain a string		The <CODE>first-line</CODE>, <CODE>last-line</CODE>, <CODE>first-column</CODE> and <CODE>last-column</CODE> attribute, if present, must contain a string
	consisting of characters in the range U+0030 DIGIT ZERO to U+0039		consisting of characters in the range U+0030 DIGIT ZERO to U+0039
	DIGIT NINE which when interpreted as a base-ten integer is a positive		DIGIT NINE which when interpreted as a base-ten integer is a positive
	integer (not zero). ~~This number means the approximate source text~~		integer (not zero). The line and column numbers are one-based. The first line is line 1. The first column is column 1. Columns are counted by UTF-16 code units. A line break is considered to occupy the last column on the line it terminates.
	line ~~number associated with the message~~. The first line is ~~<code>~~1~~</code>~~.

	The ~~<CODE>~~column~~</CODE> attribute, if present, must contain a~~
	~~string consisting of characters in the range U+0030 DIGIT ZERO to~~
	~~U+0039 DIGIT NINE which when interpreted as a base~~-~~ten integer~~ is a
	~~positive integer (not zero). This number means~~ the ~~approximate source~~
	column ~~number associated with the message~~ on the line ~~indicated by~~
	~~the <CODE>line</CODE> attribute. The first character on a line is in~~
	~~column 1~~.

	The source lines and columns are approximate. For example, if a		The source lines and columns are approximate. For example, if a
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	tag or to the attribute inside the tag depending on implementation.		tag or to the attribute inside the tag depending on implementation.
	If a message is related to character data, the line and column may be		If a message is related to character data, the line and column may be
	inaccurate within a run of text e.g. due to buffering. ~~Furthermore~~,		inaccurate within a run of text e.g. due to buffering.
	~~implementation may count~~ column ~~numbers in terms of UTF~~-~~16 code units~~
	~~instead of characters~~.		The <CODE>last-line</CODE> attribute indicates the last line (inclusive) onto which the source range associated with the message falls.

			The <CODE>first-line</CODE> attribute indicates the first line onto which the source range associated with the message falls. If the attribute is missing, it is assumed to have the same value as <CODE>last-line</CODE>.

			The <CODE>last-column</CODE> attribute indicates the last column (inclusive) onto which the source range associated with the message falls on the last line onto which is falls.

			The <CODE>first-column</CODE> attribute indicates the first column onto which the source range associated with the message falls on the first line onto which is falls.

	====The <CODE>type</CODE> Attribute====		====The <CODE>type</CODE> Attribute====

Hsivonen: Media Type

2007-09-12T13:07:31Z

Media Type

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	Note: The format has been designed to support streaming generation		Note: The format has been designed to support streaming generation
	and consumption.		and consumption.

			==Media Type==

			The Internet media type for this format is <code>application/xml</code>.

	==Namespaces==		==Namespaces==

Hsivonen: /* Locator Attributes */

2007-09-12T10:28:45Z

Locator Attributes

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	DIGIT NINE which when interpreted as a base-ten integer is a positive		DIGIT NINE which when interpreted as a base-ten integer is a positive
	integer (not zero). This number means the approximate source text		integer (not zero). This number means the approximate source text
	line number associated with the message. The first line is 1.		line number associated with the message. The first line is <code>1</code>.

	The <CODE>column</CODE> attribute, if present, must contain a		The <CODE>column</CODE> attribute, if present, must contain a

Hsivonen: /* The `source` Element */

2007-09-12T10:27:59Z

The <CODE>source</CODE> Element

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	===The <CODE>source</CODE> Element===		===The <CODE>source</CODE> Element===

	The <CODE>source</CODE> element represents the source of the checked document as decoded to Unicode with XML-unsafe characters replaced with the REPLACEMENT CHARACTER. The element may contain text that is the source. White space is significant in the content.		The <CODE>source</CODE> element represents the source of the checked document as decoded to Unicode with XML-unsafe characters replaced with the REPLACEMENT CHARACTER and with line breaks replaced with U+00A0 LINE FEED. The element may contain text that is the source. White space is significant in the content.

	The element has two optional attributes: <code>type</code> and <code>encoding</code>. The <code>type</code> attribute represents the media type of the input without parameters. The <code>encoding</code> attribute represents the <code>charset</code> media type parameter.		The element has two optional attributes: <code>type</code> and <code>encoding</code>. The <code>type</code> attribute represents the media type of the input without parameters. The <code>encoding</code> attribute represents the <code>charset</code> media type parameter.

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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Validator.nu Web Service Interface]]		*[[Validator.nu Web Service Interface]]

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