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I would argue that it depends on if the "business" ever actually "sees" the XML ... If not then developer convenience may well trump business use. Even so ... functionally consistent and aiding computer processing may also trump "business style". Business uses typically don't "see" the raw XML so its
really a moot case most of the time and the developer/computer/technical reasons may well be more important, especially in things like naming conventions for internal objects (xml tags etc). From: Greg Hunt [mailto:greg@firmansyah.com]
You are constructing a straw man: I didn't use any of those words and you may have missed the point. The terminology and usage in the business domain is more stable and consistent than the collective opinions of a development team that is working independently
of the business domain. The fact that the world changes and is messy does not mean that developer convenience trumps business usage. On Tue, Feb 7, 2012 at 9:02 AM, Petite Abeille <petite.abeille@gmail.com> wrote:
Color me, hmmm, out-of-touch, but... in what world does such an orderly, well defined, stable, never changing, clear, unambiguous "business domain" exists?!?!
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