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Subject: RE: [cgmo-webcgm] QUESTION: does XCF have any ordering rules for private metadata?
- From: "Cruikshank, David W" <david.w.cruikshank@boeing.com>
- To: "Lofton Henderson" <lofton@rockynet.com>, <cgmo-webcgm@lists.oasis-open.org>
- Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2005 14:52:07 -0700
This question did come up:
and there were follow-ups from Franck and
Dieter.
This works if the definition of the extension starts
with an "|", ie <!ENTITY % grobjectEXT "|
myelement" >
Do we have any place we give guidence on how to create the
extensions? I don't remember.
thx...Dave
QUESTION: does XCF have any ordering rules for
application-specific metadata?
DISCUSSION:
I vaguely remember that we
said at some time in the past, application-specific metadata elements must
follow standardized elements. That isn't reflected in the XCF
anywhere. At least I can't find it, if its there.
There are only
two scenarios in XCF where any standardized children are allowed:
1.)
webcgm can have any of the standardized children, grobject, layer, para,
subpara, bindById, bindByName in any order;
2.) the only standardized
child that any of these (except layer) can have is linkuri.
About #1 and
metadata elements, the DTD says:
<!ELEMENT webcgm (
layer | grobject | para | subpara |
bindById | bindByName %webcgmEXT;)* )
About
#2 and metadata elements, the DTD says for example:
<!ELEMENT grobject
( linkuri %grobjectEXT; )* >
So the spec says that
application-specific metadata elements can mix with standardized elements, in
any order.
I don't mean to raise a new issue about this, but I only want
to clarify whether the spec accurately reflects past decisions or not.
Does anyone recall, and preferably have a pointer to, any past element ordering
decisions?
RECOMMENDATION: none (just seeking clarification).
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