Re: [emergency] FW: Global JXDM Schema Subset Tool - Organizations Utilizing the Global JXDM

[R. Allen Wyke <emergency-tc@earthlink.net>]

This is a very nice tool. We have talked at various times on  
transforming to and from CAP from other standards, such as ASN.1, and  
having something that accomplish this AND be made available through the  
EM TC to the general public would go a long way to helping expand our  
adoption (which is right now more limited than is possible) - as well  
as unify implementations to ensure interoperability.

Does any members or observers have development resources available to  
dedicate to this kind of project? Can someone take on the task of  
pulling this thought, or some variation, into a reality?

Allen

On Jul 27, 2004, at 12:32 PM, Tom Merkle wrote:

> FYI
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Tom Merkle
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ralph Keiffer [mailto:RKeiffer@iir.com]
> Sent: Monday, July 26, 2004 4:15 PM
> To: Ralph Keiffer
> Subject: Global JXDM Schema Subset Tool - Organizations Utilizing the
> Global JXDM
>
> Dear Global JXDM Developer's Workshop Participant:
>
>
> The following information is provided for individuals who have attended
> a Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Developer's Workshop.
>
>
> Global JXDM Schema Subset Generation Tool
>
> The Global JXDM Schema Subset Generation Tool
> (http://justicexml.gtri.gatech.edu/subset_tool.html) is now available
> for public release. This valuable tool provides developers with the
> ability to create Global JXDM schema subsets based on the previously
> published "Rules for Schema Subsets"
> (http://justicexml.gtri.gatech.edu/rules_for_schema_subsets.html). In
> addition to giving developers the ability to create schema subsets, the
> SSGT incorporates and replaces the Global JXDM Viewer, which was
> designed to assist developers in searching the data model itself.
>
> The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) is tracking usage statistics
> related to the Global JXDM Schema Subset Generation Tool. The following
> highlight those statistics from the June 1, 2004 - July 23, 2004 beta
> testing period:
>
> Total Unique Pages Viewed: 12,255
> Total Hits (Total Pages Requested/Viewed): 68,378 Total Bandwidth  
> (Total
> bytes transmitted by the server): 533 Total Schema Subsets Generated:
> 334 Total Bugs Reported: 4
>
>
> Organizations Utilizing the Global JXDM
>
> A page was created on the Global Justice XML Data Model Web site titled
> "Organizations Utilizing the Global Justice XML Data Model"
> (http://www.it.ojp.gov/topic.jsp?topic_id=107), which gives users the
> ability to share their Global JXDM projects with others and to see how
> others are using the Global JXDM. Individuals who submit new projects  
> to
> this page are now able to submit their projects and make future updates
> on-line. Please note that all new projects and updates submitted will  
> be
> subject to a review and approval process before they actually post to
> the Web site. A document with directions for this process is available
> at http://www.it.ojp.gov/documents/OUTGJXDMdirections.pdf.
>
> Individuals who register to provide projects to the "Organizations
> Utilizing the Global JXDM" page are automatically registered for other
> Web site "Member" services for the Office of Justice Programs
> Information Technology Initiatives, Global Justice Information Sharing
> Initiative, Justice Standards Clearinghouse, and Global Justice XML  
> Data
> Model Web sites. Registered users can access these features from any
> page of any of the Web sites that has a "Member" button in the Web site
> banner. Accessing the "Member" button will provide access to a
> "Returning User Login" page. After the user enters their "User Name,"
> "Password," and accesses the "Log In" button on this page, they will be
> taken to the "Index" page for the Web site they are currently viewing.
> On that "Index" page, they will notice that the "Member" button has  
> been
> replaced by a Web site banner menu. Accessing the "My Profile" button  
> in
> this Web site banner menu will provide a "Manage User Profile" page  
> that
> provides a listing of "Member" services. Registered users can proceed  
> by
> following the directions for each option provided. These options  
> include
> "Update Personal Information," "Change Password," "Select/Update IT
> Initiatives, Global, and Global JXDM E-mail Notification Preferences,"
> "Select/Update JSC E-mail Notification Preferences," and "Return to
> Browsing the Site."
>
> Individuals who register to provide projects to the "Organizations
> Utilizing the Global JXDM" page are automatically registered and
> encouraged to provide entries for the Justice Standards Clearinghouse
> (JSC) and to provide comments to current JSC entries. For more
> information please visit the JSC page at
> http://it.ojp.gov/topic.jsp?topic_id=133. If you are already a JSC  
> user,
> you can use your JSC "User Name" and "Password" to provide project
> information to the "Organizations Utilizing the Global JXDM" page by
> following the directions provided under "Current Justice Standards
> Clearinghouse Users" in the document available at
> http://www.it.ojp.gov/documents/OUTGJXDMdirections.pdf.
>
>
> Ralph Keiffer
> Research Associate
> Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR)
> (850) 385-0600 ext. 237
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