New Version of Sentence Order package

["Scott Came" <scott@justiceintegration.com>]

I've just uploaded a new version of the sentence order schema package
deliverable to the TC site.

Our workgroup has made changes to
our domain model, mapping, and schemas based on review at the National
Center sentence order workshop in Chicago last month, plus review that I
facilitated with subject-matter experts at the Washington Department of
Corrections.

In the time since the previous version, I have
also migrated the domain model artifact from Visio to ArgoUML (http://argouml.tigris.org/). 
ArgoUML is a much better UML diagramming tool in my view, and it's also
freely available for download.  It uses XMI (open industry standard and
XML-based metadata language) to store the model structure, which makes the
model importable into many other tools.  There is a commercial version of
ArgoUML (with lots of added features) called Poseidon (http://www.gentleware.com/).  Both
Argo and Poseidon are Java applications, so to run them you need to
install a Java virtual machine (e.g., Sun's Java 2 runtime.)

I've generated a gif from the model and included it in the package, so
you don't need to install Argo to view the model.  However, if you do
install Argo, the model is SentenceOrderModel.zargo in the root of the
zipfile.

See you all next week in Seattle...
--Scott

Scott Came
President and Principal Consultant
Justice
Integration Solutions, Inc.
Olympia, Washington
360-402-6525
scott@justiceintegration.com
http://www.justiceintegration.com