[ubl-lcsc] Final schemas for validation and confirmation.

[Tim McGrath <tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au>]

Please find attached the final set of schemas for 0p70.  

These include the 'namespace' changes suggested by Bill Burcham 
(http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl-lcsc/200301/msg00151.html) as 
applied to the lastest schemas  from Gunther 
(http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl-lcsc/200301/msg00138.html). 
 The Perl script has been modified to qualify all reusable elements with 
their namespace ("cat:").  However the schema headers have been hand 
crafted - so these cannot be automatically re-generated.

For the change log, I have also made changes to the UBL ID.  

Firstly, all UBL IDs are now unique across the library, I manually 
edited the values so that:
Reusable types have UBL000*, Order elements have UBL100*, Order Response 
Simple UBL200*, Order Response 300*, Cancellation 400*, Despatch Advice 
500*, Receipt Advice 600* and Invoice 700* numbers.  I realise this is 
not a technical requirement but it keeps to the principal of what a 
unique ID is.

Secondly, I realised that elements that referenced Reusable elements 
used different UBL IDs.  For example  IssueDate in Order had UBL000003 
and in Reusable it was UBL000138?? My solution is to not specify a UBL 
ID for referenced definitions and rely on the source defintions to 
define the UBL ID.  This supports the idea of re-use and common element 
references.

I have been unable to get the msv package to run properly, so i would 
ask someone to validate the syntax (it should be fine as i haven't made 
any significant changes - but....).

Also, can Bill Burcham or Ken Holman check that i I have applied the 
namespace rules correctly.  Please respond sometime Saturday (your time).

-- 
regards
tim mcgrath
fremantle  western australia 6160
phone: +618 93352228  fax: +618 93352142

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