Re: [legalxml-courtfiling] JXDDS Person Object

[Rolly Chambers <rlchambers@smithcurrie.com>]

These comments and the "pseudo-code" examples were very helpful.

I know the object-oriented "pseudo-code" examples were just basic
illustrations. How might "party" and "person" be incorporated into them?

Thanks,

Rolly Chambers

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Subject: RE: [legalxml-courtfiling] JXDDS Person Object


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> Example: Please bear with my psuedo-code.
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> Instead of having structures like this (as we do now):
>
> "Case-12 (id-1)"
> "Gary    (id-2) ( plaintiff-of (id-1)  ) "
> "Shane   (id-3) ( respondant-of (id-1) ) "
>
> We should have:
> "Case 12 (id-1) (participant-list: plaintiff-(id-2) respondant-(id-3) "
> "Gary    (id-2) "
> "Shane   (id-3) "
>
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> In this way, with parents keeping track of their children, the actors can
be
> related to more than one parent.  And, those actors could have different
> parent-specific-relationships to each parent.
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> For example: in the same XML message, an actor might have a relationship
to
> a case, and a different relationship to a filing.
>
> "Case 12  (id-1) (participant-list: plaintiff-(id-2) respondant-(id-3) "
> "Gary     (id-2) "
> "Shane    (id-3) "
> "Filing 5 (id-4) (participant-list: filer-(id-3) "
>