All XStandoff example files that are provided in the Examples section of this site can be downloaded in a single zip file including primary data files and corresponding XML schema files.
XStandoff is defined by a set of XML schema files. Different versions are available, the stable version 1.0 (still called Sekimo Generic Format due to naming conventions), a stable version of XStandoff (both as XSD 1.0 and XSD 1.1 schema file) and the development build (both as XSD 1.0 and XSD 1.1 schema file).
The best starting point is the the XSD 1.0 schema file of the current stable version of XStandoff. Having a XSD 1.1-capable XML parser at hand you could use the XSD 1.1 schema file as well. The development build should be considered for demonstration purposes mainly.
All XML schema files are available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL v3).
The Sekimo Generic Format is XStandoff's predecessor. There won't be any more developments in this branch.
sgf.xsd; XML namespace: http://www.text-technology.de/sekimo)
log.xsd; XML namespace: http://www.text-technology.de/sekimo/log)
This current version of XStandoff should be used for any production critical projects.
Changes in this branch will always be backwards compatible.
xsdversion=1.1 enabled.This testing development build (internally numbered 1.3) should be desired as unstable. It contains further features and may break backwards compatibility. Future development of XStandoff is concentrated on this branch.
All XSLT stylesheets are available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL v3).
inline2XSF.xsl, mergeXSF.xsl, mergeXSF-sa.xsl, pd-check.xsl, extractXSFcontent.xsl, XSF2inline.xsl, XSF2SVG.xsl, and XSF2X3D.xsl (LGPL license included).For further information check the separate Toolkit page.
A (slightly outdated) Documentation for the XStandoff Toolkit (generated with XSLTdoc) is available at the following URLs:
The XQuery script analyzeXSF.xq is available under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL v3).
There is no separate documentation available, however, the script itself contains some documentation.