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Subject: RE: [ubl-lcsc] Formulating a response to the UDEF discussions
Suggest an assessment for the following reasons: 1. UDEF is primarily data focused. 2. The CCSD has received comments (and is also actively looking at) the idea of process focused vs data focused elements (document-centric). 3. Given item 2, the 'view' of the elements and the outcome are different. Thank you. Monica J. Martin Program Manager Drake Certivo, Inc. 208.585.5946 Sally, I would very much like to see the UDEF presentation as I was unable to attend the brief to gain more information. -----Original Message----- From: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au] Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 11:32 PM To: ubl-lcsc@lists.oasis-open.org Subject: [ubl-lcsc] Formulating a response to the UDEF discussions At yesterday's meeting I was tasked with drafting a response to Ron Shuldt, the chair of the EIA Industry group follow the presentation Sally gave on the application of UDEF to the work of UBL. Here is my first draft. Please add your thoughts to this and send them directly to me. I shall edit these into a final version for submission before Tuesday 10th Dec. "The UBL team acknowledge the value of the architectural model described by UDEF. The idea of using a hierarchical assembly of objects and their propoerties which cna be identified by an independant coding system. This formalizes a vocabulary and promotes interoperability by allowing differing names/tags to refer to the same semantic component. In summary the question that rose to the surface was that this architecture is somewhat similar to that proposed by ebXML Core Components with their naming convention and identification scheme equivalent to the Core Component Technical Specification and the CC UID. UDEF could be described as a type of Core Component Library. As UBL is committed to compliance with the ebXML Core Component Technical Specification, this could create some issues for us. For example, if the UDEF Object Tree or Property Tree do not align with the Core Component Library then we would have potantially duplicate UDEF IDs or no equivalent UDEF ID at all. We therefore have a few further questions we would like to put to the UDEF team: 1. How do they see the alignment of the UDEF structures with that of the CEFACT Core Component work? 2. How do they see the ongoing governance of the UDEF structures with that of the CEFACT Core Component work? 3. What added value does the UDEF ID give other than that already provided by the CC UID (ie they both appear to offer interoperability mapping)? We appreciate your advice on thse matters. As you will appreciate, our concern is that we do not embark on parallel developments and thereby create even greater fragmentation in this community. " -- regards tim mcgrath fremantle western australia 6160 phone: +618 93352228 fax: +618 93352142 ---------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe or unsubscribe from this elist use the subscription manager: <http://lists.oasis-open.org/ob/adm.pl>
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