Currently, docmanager writes out XML that cannot be validated since it essentially makes up tag names on-the-fly. The only thing standing between you and a typo in a property is when docmanager has a parameter of the same name.
I would propose to move to a model where there are fixed properties that can be validated using any kind of schema (e.g. dm:maintainer, dm:status, ...) and a property name that allows any kind of name (<property name="special-bob">alice</property>).
Ideally, DAPS could validate the dm: stuff too, but for a first step, at least docmanager itself should be able to validate it.
Currently, docmanager writes out XML that cannot be validated since it essentially makes up tag names on-the-fly. The only thing standing between you and a typo in a property is when docmanager has a parameter of the same name.
I would propose to move to a model where there are fixed properties that can be validated using any kind of schema (e.g.
dm:maintainer,dm:status, ...) and a property name that allows any kind of name (<property name="special-bob">alice</property>).Ideally, DAPS could validate the
dm:stuff too, but for a first step, at least docmanager itself should be able to validate it.