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[ubl-lcsc] Final UML diagrams for release

From
Dave Carlson <>
Date
2003-01-23T16:35:01+00:00
ID
06b601c2c2fd$169875c0$0100a8c0@Beethoven
Thread
[ubl-lcsc] Final UML diagrams for release
Hi all,

I'm assuming that we will go out with qualified element names in the top-level
schema types, and that the last "b" zip file is the final.  So, see the
attached zip with the final UML diagrams.

Lisa, the attached file Annex_C_4.html contains a diagram list with relative
URLs starting with "uml/...".  This should work for cut/paste directly into
your main document.  (I sent you this file yesterday, but please use this
update, or copy the one additional line for a new InvoiceLine.gif diagram.)

Also, if you (or anyone else) simply unpack this zip, it also contains an
"index.html" file which is the same as the Annex, but the relative URLs omit
the initial "uml/" so that the index can be within the uml directory.  I don't
intend for the zip to be embedded in the main distribution zip, but if it's
unpacked with everything else, the index file will be useful for people to
review the UML diagrams without opening the main doc to get links.

Let me know if you have any questions with this.

Regards,
  Dave Carlson


----- Original Message -----
From: "Stuhec, Gunther" <>
>
> the problem is, there are top level BIEs defined in the spreadsheets of every
business document 'Invoice', 'Order' etc. If the declared elements will be not
fully qualified, they would be going into conflict with the reusable types. I
can solve this problem, if I define for the reusable types a
> namespace. All element names of the reusable types will get a prefix (e.g.
'bie') in every document structure. But we will se this prefix in every xml
instance.
>

>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Carlson [mailto:]
>
> It seems strange, and a bit inconsistent, to have element names fully
qualifed
> with object class term in top-level defintions, but not in the reusable
types.
>
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