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Subject: Re: [relax-ng] trang instance input module
James, I'm just catching up on my email here. This is exactly the area that the OASIS CAM TC is focused on. The key is re-usable assembly of content components. So you have to formalize the conceptual model - using UBL / ebXML / UML et al - and store those preferably in some registry - then you have classification and solid semantics on the context and business use domain. From there you move to the logical and physical layer and that is where CAM and RELAX come in. Using CAM you do indeed select the components you wish to assemble together, including sub-assembly, and then apply business context rules - and derive the physical structure - which of course can be autogenerated into RELAX - by the CAM processor. I'm scrambling to document the ideas that are following in CAM space at the moment - update the latest draft spec'. I was supposed to have it done last week - hopefully next couple of days will get that done. Then I think we can focus in on details and requirements here. Thanks, DW. =================================================================== Message text written by James Clark >Maybe an interactive tool would be more useful in this case. The tool could present intelligent choices for the user to make with sensible defaults based on the instance documents. For example, - the user could specify that a particular set of elements share a common content model - for a particular attribute, there may be multiple datatypes that match all the values found; the tool would allow the user to choose which of these would be used - an attribute of a particular name might be found on elements with different names; the tool would allow the user to say whether the value of the attribute depended on the parent element or not Do any of the exisiting commercial tools do this sort of thing? <
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