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Subject: [OASIS Issue Tracker] Updated: (EMFW-18) Cleanup of How Defaults are Explained in the Spec
[ http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/EMFW-18?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Jeff Waters updated EMFW-18: ---------------------------- Description: How to use the default list mechanism was not indicated in the DOM diagram, nor described generally, nor easily discerned from the Data Dictionary elements. I was wondering if the default list element is (a) an interposed level around the standard list element, (b) a replacement for the standard list element, or merely (c) an example of a standard list element. It was only by looking at the example schema that I could see that the general pattern is that of (a): <someElement> <ct:ValueListURL>myUNI</ctValueListURL> <ct:Value>aValue</ct:Value> </someElement> Or <someElement> <someElementDefault> <ct:valueListURL>someElement'sDefaultUNI</ctValueListURL> <ct:Value>aValueFromDefaults</ct:Value> </someElementDefault> </someElement> The descriptions of the defaulting mechanism is not handled in a uniform manner. So for example, DistributionStatus is a single entry in the Data Dictionary, whereas DistributionKind also has DistributionKindDefault and DistributionKindValueList defined. I could be wrong, but I don't think you're trying to make a distinction here. was: How to use the default list mechanism was not indicated in the DOM diagram, nor described generally, nor easily discerned from the Data Dictionary elements. I was wondering if the default list element is (a) an interposed level around the standard list element, (b) a replacement for the standard list element, or merely (c) an example of a standard list element. It was only by looking at the example schema that I could see that the general pattern is that of (a): <someElement> <ct:ValueListURL>myUNI</ctValueListURL> <ct:Value>aValue</ct:Value> </someElement> Or <someElement> <someElementDefault> <ct:valueListURL>someElement'sDefaultUNI</ctValueListURL> <ct:Value>aValueFromDefaults</ct:Value> </someElementDefault> </someElement> > Cleanup of How Defaults are Explained in the Spec > ------------------------------------------------- > > Key: EMFW-18 > URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/EMFW-18 > Project: OASIS EDXL Distribution Element > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Specification > Affects Versions: csprd01 - Public Review Draft #1 > Environment: Glenn Pearson > Reporter: Jeff Waters > Priority: Minor > Fix For: csprd01 - Public Review Draft #1 > > > How to use the default list mechanism was not indicated in the DOM diagram, nor described generally, nor easily discerned from the Data Dictionary elements. I was wondering if the default list element is (a) an interposed level around the standard list element, (b) a replacement for the standard list element, or merely (c) an example of a standard list element. It was only by looking at the example schema that I could see that the general pattern is that of (a): > <someElement> > <ct:ValueListURL>myUNI</ctValueListURL> > <ct:Value>aValue</ct:Value> > </someElement> > Or > <someElement> > <someElementDefault> > <ct:valueListURL>someElement'sDefaultUNI</ctValueListURL> > <ct:Value>aValueFromDefaults</ct:Value> > </someElementDefault> > </someElement> > The descriptions of the defaulting mechanism is not handled in a uniform manner. So for example, DistributionStatus is a single entry in the Data Dictionary, whereas DistributionKind also has DistributionKindDefault and DistributionKindValueList defined. I could be wrong, but I don't think you're trying to make a distinction here. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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