Re: [set] Groups - Generation of UBL 2.0 conformant document instances from UBL 1.0 instances using SET specifications and tools (UBL-Invoice-1.0-2.0.rar) uploaded

[Stephen Green <stephen.green@documentengineeringservices.com>]

Asuman,

Congratulations on this demonstration of the SET implementation of
my SystML / DES use case. Will you provide a description of how
SET specs and tools were used to cater for this use case? Many
thanks.

Best regards

- Steve

2009/2/2  <asuman@srdc.metu.edu.tr>:
> The SET specifications and tools are used in order to transform
> UBL 1.0 instances to UBL 2.0 instances to realize the use case
> presented by DES Ltd / SystML. The documents contained in this package are
> as follows:
> 1. An excel sheet showing the correspondences discovered by the SET tools
> and specifications. The success rate is 93%.
> 2. UBL 1.0 Input Invoice document instance
> 3. UBL 2.0 conformant Output Invoice document instance
> 4. An example XSLT definition that performs the translation
>
>
>  -- Ms. Asuman Dogac*
>
> The document named Generation of UBL 2.0 conformant document instances from
> UBL 1.0 instances using SET specifications and tools
> (UBL-Invoice-1.0-2.0.rar) has been submitted by Ms. Asuman Dogac* to the
> OASIS Semantic Support for Electronic Business Document Interoperability
> (SET) TC document repository.
>
> Document Description:
> The SET specifications and tools are used in order to transform
> UBL 1.0 instances to UBL 2.0 instances to realize the use case
> presented by DES Ltd / SystML. The documents contained in this package are
> as follows:
> 1. An excel sheet showing the correspondences discovered by the SET tools
> and specifications. The success rate is 93%.
> 2. UBL 1.0 Input Invoice document instance
> 3. UBL 2.0 conformant Output Invoice document instance
> 4. An example XSLT definition that performs the translation
>
> There are mainly four types of differences between UBL 2.0 and UBL 1.0
> document schemas: renaming of an element, replacing a BIE with another,
> removing an element and adding an element.
> Note that, as the objective of the SET TC is finding relationships between
> semantically similar elements in different document standards (or between
> different versions of the same standard), its focus is on renamed and
> replaced elements.
>
> View Document Details:
> http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=30994
>
> Download Document:
> http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/30994/UBL-Invoice-1.0-2.0.rar
>
>
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> -OASIS Open Administration
>



-- 
Stephen D. Green

Document Engineering Services Ltd



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