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Subject: Re: CIQ Specifications & XLink
Michael, You need not use xLink as it is an optional feature. Regards, Ram On 8/11/06, michael.blaim@kremsresearch.at <michael.blaim@kremsresearch.at> wrote: > > Dear Ram, > > Thanks for the reply. Of course XLink offers this possibility but as I said > just in theory. We are not sure whether to use XLink or go back to 'simple' > IDs. We don't think that there's a possibility to implement the > specifications with XLink. And we haven't found a list of implementations of > CIQ TC specifications yet. Does something like this exist? We are eager to > know something about XLink implementations. > > Regards, > Michael > > -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > Von: Ram Kumar [mailto:kumar.sydney@gmail.com] > Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. August 2006 16:22 > An: michael.blaim@kremsresearch.at > Cc: ciq@lists.oasis-open.org; Max Voskob > Betreff: Re: CIQ Specifications & XLink > > Dear Michael, > > The reason we want to use XLink is that it simplifies providing links > between multiple resources (e.g parties) and relationships between the > resources that might exist in multiple documents. > > Regards, > > Ram > > On 8/11/06, michael.blaim@kremsresearch.at <michael.blaim@kremsresearch.at> > wrote: > > > > Dear Mr Kumar, > > > > We are currently working on an XML specification for customer (party) > > information for travel and tourism with special focus on data > > protection and security. We use xNL, xAL (v3.0) and xCRL (v2.0, but we > > are looking forward to v3.0). These specifications really meet our > > requirements (flexibility, scalability, granularity etc) so far. The > > one thing we are not sure of is the XLink references. Although XLink > > is ideal for XML references in theory we can't find a way to put it into > practice (with processors, parsers etc). > > So what is the reason for CIQ TC to use XLink? > > > > Best regards > > Michael Blaim > > > > Research Fellow > > Tourisms Research Center Krems > > Hofrat Erben Str 4 > > 3500 Krems > > Austria > > phone: +43 2732 72177 25 > > fax: +43 2732 72177 21 > > mail: michael.blaim@kremsresearch.at > > web: http://www.kremsresearch.at > > > > anet - austrian network for e-tourism > > http://www.anet-network.at > > > > > > > > >
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