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Subject: Re: [ubl-lcsc] UBL Schema 1.0-alpha draft-1 20030918 (With Draft CodeList Schemas)


Lisa

This is because we should have the in-use (default) codelist schemas named *Use* and the imports named the same. Once Chee-Kai fixes this (and we fix a couple of model things like GUID) it'll all work a lot better.

Steve

>>> "Lisa-Aeon" <lseaburg@aeon-llc.com> 19/09/03 16:05:52 >>>
I have been going through the last draft, I have a few issues.  Maybe its my
use of the tools, but I keep getting multiple "Can not open file" messages
and its mostly the codelist files.  Is there a quick way to fix that?

Also, our document structure is still so dang flat - open a document and get
a thousand elements in your face.  None of what NDR was trying to say about
containers sunk in I guess.  I am just listing my objection to a very ugly
document design here.

Lisa

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>
To: "UBL LCSC" <ubl-lcsc@lists.oasis-open.org>
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 8:04 AM
Subject: Re: [ubl-lcsc] UBL Schema 1.0-alpha draft-1 20030918 (With Draft
CodeList Schemas)


> This is looking good, Chee-Kai!  But I do see some issues to be addressed.
>
> At 2003-09-19 11:16 +0800, Chin Chee-Kai wrote:
> >Here's an implementation of UBL Schema 1.0-alpha draft-1 20030918,
> >with codelist schemas, placebos and stocks, included.
>
> (1) I don't see any "Standard" definitions.  One thing that has been
> overlooked in this implementation of the design is that the design
> distinguishes all code lists as *either* standard or placebo, and the
> in-use schema is the one of these that is defined for the code list.
>
> The stock definitions only apply for those code lists with placebo
definitions.
>
> When looking at the complete selection of code lists you will not see
> either a placebo definition or stock definition for those that have a
> standard definition.
>
> For example, I note from your catalogue XML that "chn" is
> standard.  Therefore, in the list of XSD files I would see "chn-Use-" and
> "chn-Standard-" but not any others for "chn" ... and I suspect the
> "chn-Stock-" that I do see you have created is the correct content for the
> "chn-Standard-" file.
>
> (2) In your catalogue XML I note that "acc" has a stock
> definition.  Therefore, I would expect to see "acc-Use-" and
"acc-Placebo-"
> (both of those being the same content) and then an additional "acc-Stock-"
> definition with the stock values.  I *do* already see the Placebo and
Stock
> definitions, so all that is missing is the "-Use-".
>
> All of the XSD schemaLocation= attributes pointing to code lists in the
> import statements of Reusable should be using the "-Use-" filename.
>
> (3) In your catalogue XML I note that "cnt" has an external
> definition.  Therefore I would expect to see "cnt-Use-" and "cnt-Placebo-"
> (both of those being the same content), and (eventually, I realize you may
> not have done externals yet) the "cnt-Stock-" synthesized from the XSLT
> stylesheet using "cnt-Placebo-" as the main source and
>
"http://www.unece.org/etrades/unedocs/repository/codelists/xml/CountryCode.x 
sd"
> as the input of enumerations (which would be somewhere in the spreadsheet
> and your catalogue XML.
>
> >Couple of notes (please refer to the XML CodeListCatalogue):
> >
> >- Stock codelist schemas are generated whenever there are
> >   values in "Actual Values" field.
>
> True, but also Stock code list definitions are also generated whenever
> there is an external definition.
>
> >Internationlisation of
> >   externally defined codelists are still in stage of discussion.
> >   So they (and what these happen to be) are yet to be defined
> >   and included.
>
> Ahhhhh ... thank you ... that addresses a couple of my points above.
>
> >- I've inserted <ccts:Instance> info into Placebo and Stock codelists
> >   as per other Reusable and Document schemas, in anticipation that
> >   they might be useful   (since the prefix information is associated
> >   with codelists anyway).    But let me know if they're not really
> >   useful and I could remove them in draft-2.
> >
> >- Private adjunct schema isn't included.
>
> Nor would they ever be by us ... private-use files will all be generated
by
> implementers and end-users.
>
> Thanks, Chee-Kai, I hope these comments help.
>
> ......................... Ken
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