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Subject: [ubl-ndrsc] Business Rules
I found the following text as part of a XML guideline I was on the team to develop. I know we have skimmed over business rules as of yet, so I thought it might help us get started on the idea of business rules and where they belong: XML Schemas support strong datatyping through the use of primitive and derived datatypes. Where possible XML data types are used to define data elements and define business rules which are likely to apply to all implementations. XML Schema does not provide a mechanism to adequately define complex (especially conditional) business rules. In general, complex business rules are not implemented by the XML Schema. The enforcement of business rules should be implemented by mechanisms outside of the XML Schema such as · an XSL stylesheet, · an Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) product · a custom program written by the trading partners The Implementation Guideline document defines each transaction and associated general business rules and constraints. Trading partners can use the Implementation Guideline to define specific business rules for their particular transactions and as a basis for partner-specific rules. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Lisa Seaburg AEON Consulting Website: http://shell.gmi.net/~xmlgeek/ Email: xmlgeek@gmi.net Phone: 662-562-7676 Cellphone: 662-501-7676 "Artificial Intelligence is no match for Natural Stupidity" ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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