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Subject: ebBP 10/3/2005: Public Comment re: name, nameID and urn
Sent today 3 October 2005, this is a followup from Stephen Green re: the use of URN. We'll discuss in tomorrow's call. Thank you. This was posted on the public comment list and can be found at: http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ebxml-bp-comment/200510/msg00000.html comment-form@oasis-open.org wrote: >Comment from: stephen_green@bristol-city.gov.uk > >Name: Stephen Green >Title: >Organization: UBL Small Business Subcommittee >Regarding Specification: 2.0.1 > >the wording (3.8.1) "The Name attribute SHOULD >NOT be used, nor is it intended, for referencing, >although it may be important to the business >analyst." prevents the use of the Name attribute >in the way I had hoped - as an alternative to >targetNamespace which is too limiting/specific >for, say, designation of a subset of a schema as >defined either in a Schematron document or as >defined for the UBL 1.0 Small Business Subset. >(This is with note to the ebBP provision in the >Specification element for documents other than >W3C XSD schemas, for example, other ISO DSDL >scema types or other definitions such as with CAM.) > >Two solutions might be >1. to reword the rule to say something like >"The Name >attribute SHOULD >NOT be used, nor is it intended, for document-scoped referencing, although it may be >important to the business >analyst and could be used to provide a reference to an external document specification where >targetNamespace, say, might not be appropriate (such as for a subset or a Schematron schema)." > >or >2. to either, 2.a., change the targetNamespace attribute to ID, say (since not >all document specification types use a targetNamespace as the means to identify themselves) >or, 2.b., to add ID as an attribute along with targetNamespace > > >I also question the role of Specification/Name and Specification/NameID. Is the >latter used to reference this element internally elsewhere in the BPSS definition instance? > > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: ebxml-bp-comment-unsubscribe@lists.oasis-open.org >For additional commands, e-mail: ebxml-bp-comment-help@lists.oasis-open.org > > >
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