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Latest 015 CAM specification draft

From
David RR Webber <>
Date
2004-02-04T06:16:13+00:00
ID
034c01c3eae7$efc70b50$6501a8c0@DRRW01
Thread
Latest 015 CAM specification draft
Team,

 

I just uploaded for review the revised 015 
copy.

 

The goal with this edition is to get the syntax 
and

specification as close as possible to the CAM 

processor implementation that Martin has 
done.

 

In the ZIP file you will find two files - one 
with

changes highlighted, and the other 
without.

 

Summarizing the changes:

 

1) Minor tweaks to functions and XSD structure 
to

    conform to the CAM 
implementation.

 

2) Updates to certain features - such as addition 
of

    conditionID to conditionals in 
Data Validation to

    allow future expansion of CAM 
processor 

    implementation in a way that is 
in-line with 

    the processor 
architecture.

 

3) Many corrections and tidy-up of English use 
and

    removal of redundant text.  
Clarifications of 

    behaviour of 
features.

 

4) Replace XSD document with latest version.  
Ditto

    the DTD structure - re-assign 
XSD as the normative

    structure; DTD relegated to 
informational only role.

 

5) Completion of the merge content feature to 
support

    the UPU postal addresses use 
case.

 

The next objective is to have a final copy ready to 
go

to official release as a V1.0 candidate for 
vote.

 

Please spend the next two weeks reviewing 
the

documents and providing last minute fixes 
and

corrrections so we can edit those in.   
We can 

never probably achieve 100% prefection here - 
but

I believe we have this close to 98% at the 
moment

in terms of discrepancies and errata.

 

My aim is to re-publish then on or about the 18th 
February,

and then move to a formal vote on acceptance of the 
V1.0

specification as is at that point.

 

Once again my thanks to Martin for his work and 
for

providing both the implementation and feedback 
on

all aspects of the technical details.

 

Thanks, DW.
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