RE: [ubl-dev] Technical descriptions, samples or examples

["Joel Paula" <jp@scientia.pt>]

I too started recently and it took a bit to get me going.

Some helpers:

 - Check out OIOUBL - Denmark's implementation of UBL 
   Closely related to NES, but with their own code lists and subsets.
   http://www.oioubl.info/classes/en/index.html
   On the left you have the UBL documents/messages, for example "Invoice", 
   on the right a nice detailed class diagram and example xml on the bottom.

 - Download UBL Swinger 1.1
   http://www.javest.com
   be sure to get the latest version of the Java Runtimes.
   File Menu -> Choose UBL Catalog -> cs-UBL-2.0
   File Menu -> Choose a Schema From Catalog
   select the schema you need, for example "Invoice", 
   and there you have a screen where you can create an Invoice.
   Save it, and you have ab XML file to chek out.
   You can also open an XML document of the selected schema and it will be
validated.
   Validations are available at the XML menu.
   You can also look at the reports menu - very useful Crane softrights
report.


Hope this helps.

All the best.
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Joel Paula
Scientia - Análise e Desenvolvimento de Software, Lda.
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-----Original Message-----
From: arorax@gmail.com [mailto:arorax@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Sjoerd van
Egmond
Sent: terça-feira, 6 de Novembro de 2007 15:50
To: ubl-dev@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: [ubl-dev] Technical descriptions, samples or examples

Dear all,

the company I'm working for (an enabler for selling printed photobooks) is
planning to change their payment-process. I've been looking into several
standard xml-formats and and decided that UBL, or maybe NES-UBL, is the
right format for us. Also because it enables us to change more of our
process to one and the same format.
My problem is that I can't seem to find any technical descriptions of the
format. I've found quite a lot of higher-level descriptions, but those
aren't enough to really implement it. Since I read UBL is widely accepted
I'm frustrated I can't find anything about UBL, while for cXML I've found it
instantly. Can you please direct me to an online reference with which I have
enough information to show my superiors this really is the language we have
to use.

thank you in advance,

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Sjoerd van Egmond