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Subject: Re: [egov] Government Registries -or- Management of XMLSchemaComponents
Carl: Would it be possible to get a copy of your draft? Duane Carl Mattocks wrote: >Acknowledged - we hope to leverage the collective experience of the >ebXMLRegistry community for this effort. Including my own (unpublished) >efforts towards housing Data Model artifacts . > >Hopefully you be able to share with us any factors discovered at the US / >Canadian meeting. > ><quote who="Robert Greeves"> > > >>It would seem that any pilot effort should take into account the work done >>by Canada on their Integrated Justice Capability. I believe they have >>already implemented a Registry capability with help from Yellow Dragon >>(now Adobe) in working with approximately 350 data elements in XML. There >>are meetings scheduled for late February between U.S. Justice and Canadian >>Justice (Cross Border Initiative) to look into collaboration between the >>two countries. >> >>The Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Dept. of Justice (we have >>responsibility for state and local government programs/grants, etc.) has >>been working to develop a nationwide data model/data dictionary of >>approximately 3000 elements that is XML Schema and Object Orientation >>friendly. We are looking for a Registry capability to house the data >>model/data dictionary and other artifacts (style sheets, reference >>document schemas, etc.) that relate. It would be good to keep our needs in >>mind when scaling and defining any pilot effort. >> >>Bob Greeves >>Office of Justice Programs >>U.S. Dept. of Justice >>Washington, DC >>Phone: 202-305-9317 >>Email: greevesr@ojp.usdoj.gov >> >> >>******************************************************** >> >> >> >>>>>"Paul Spencer" <paul.spencer@boynings.co.uk> 01/27/04 05:35PM >>> >>>>> >>>>> >>At today's telecon, we agreed to put forward a proposal to the TC for a >>project to produce a pilot eGovernment registry based on the work I have >>been doing with the UK MOD. We have not yet agreed on the scope, as the >>subject of this message indicates. The UK Government has agreed to be the >>subject of the pilot if the proposal is suitable and this participation >>proves feasible. >> >> >> >> > > > > -- Senior Standards Strategist Adobe Systems, Inc. http://www.adobe.com
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