Schematron and Track Changes Markup (atict)

Those were the good old days! I think those arbortext.com links have been broken for about 10 years now...

Regards the Schematron, what I would suggest as a starting place is to try get it working outside of Arbortext, then bring it back in. I don't see any obvious errors in your .sch definition. One thing I wonder is if the atict:* stuff has been magically stripped by Arbortext by the time the Schematron is applied?

I think there's 2 possible things blocking you from what you want here. First, like Gareth said, it's possible the atict tags get stripped before the schematron is run. Second, I know from experience that without some changes to the schematron file and some ACL coding, elements with non-schematron namespaces won't end up in the report file. In my case I needed to add some extra stuff to the output file and wanted to define that in the schematron file. Because of that, my foreign namespace was in the schematron file while yours is in the document the schematron is applied to. So I'm not sure my fix will apply 100% to your situation. In case it helps, here's how I was able to do it:

First, change your schematron root element to look like this

<iso:schema xmlns:iso="http://purl.oclc.org/dsdl/schematron"  xmlns:atict="http://www.arbortext.com/namespace/atict">

Then change all your tags to include the iso namespace, like <iso:pattern id="listElementNames">

Next, you'll need to add a compositionframeworkhook (search for it in help) using the ACL add_hook() function. add_hook() needs to be called before you run the schematron. The hook function you define should look like this:

function schematron_compose_hook($doc, $type, $where, $params[]) {

   if($where != $compose::HK_CFTI_INITIAL || basename($params['stylesheet']) != 'ptc_svrl_for_xslt2.xsl') { return 0; }

   $params['transformerParams'] = 'allow-foreign=true||' . $params['transformerParams'];

}

You might be able to determine whether the atict tags are getting stripped in that hook function, too. The "$doc" parameter is the id to the doc the schematron is being applied to, so you can use some ACL function calls from within that "if" block to see whether they exist in the doc at that point.