Re: [orms] ORMS Design Principles

[Nat Sakimura <n-sakimura@nri.co.jp>]

(2010/05/07 3:16), Tatsuki Sakushima wrote:
> I thought that it was useful to have design principles among TC members.
>
> I wrote some of them as what I hoped for ORMS in the wiki. Please update yours or argue against mine.
>
> http://wiki.oasis-open.org/orms/DesignPrinciples
>
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> 1. It only defines "framework". (relationship among elements. Also see Principal #3.)
>    -The users define the context and how to use.
>    -It is a markup language(XML) to write reputation data.
>    -No score format, normalization and representation. (Users should define those.)
>   
For portability, I think we need some kind of normalization or
interpretation guideline, IMHO.
> 2. Transport is out of scope.
>    -However, it assumes REST API(HTTP GET) to be used for retrieving this document(data).
> 3. It keeps the structure simple.
>    -No more than 2 layers in hierarchy. (3 layers with <ReputationBundle>)
>    -Only 7 elements are defined. (excluding ds:Signature)
>     -<Reputation>, <Context>, <Subject>, <Assertion>, <Score>, <ReputationBundle>, <Date>
>    -It avoids defining a group element if possbile.
>    -It avoids defining unnecessary schema(elements, attributes).
>    -It avoids defining unnecessary data types. (e.g. id values since URI is identifier.)
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