Title: Changes to UBL NDR
Peter,
I believe there is still significant reluctance to
allow xsd:any in the UBL Standard. Issues were raised in New York that I'm not
sure have been addressed. Have you considered my suggestion
of implementing it as a Danish extension to UBL, rather than it becoming a
part of the UBL standard?
Hopefully all interested
parties will be on the call tomorrow so we can reach closure on this
issue.
As far as
including additional information in a message, I believe that would be a
Content issue, rather than an NDR issue (aside from the fact that they would
need to be elements, rather than attributes).
Thank You,
Mike
From: Peter Borresen [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, 04 April 2006 0847
To:
Subject: [ubl] Changes to UBL
NDR
Dear UBL TC
Here is my proposal for updating the NDR so it fits
with the Danish requirements:
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Chapter 5:
Delete line 1583-1589 [This is allready
described in line 1790-1798]
Change line
1790-1798 to:
"UBL restricts use of xsd:any to extensions. There
can only be two usages of xsd:any in a document; one in the end of a line
element and one as the last element of the document. The content of a xsd:any
must point to a well known schema, approved by the UBL TC, UBL subcommitee or
a UBL localization group."
Chapter 8:
Add a new section 8.5 (Section 8.5 becomes 8.6)
:
8.5 Instance origin
To be able to track how the instance was generated
the following process-instruction SHOULD be added to each document
instances:
<?InstanceInfo
Creator="<person or application (inklusiv full verison attributes)
that has generated the document"
Created="<date and time the document was send>"
?>
To be able to track what version of schemas an
instance was generated from the following attributes SHOULD be present in each
document:
MinorVersion
Context
Subset
Profile
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Kind regards
Peter
PS: Maybe some one english speking person should
edit the text before chunking it into the NDR document.
