RE: [ubl-ndrsc] [ubl-lcsc] Auto-Generated UML Model

["Burcham, Bill" <Bill_Burcham@stercomm.com>]

I changed UBL000422 to OrderResponse.Order.Identifier yielding an element
with tag name OrderID.  The Zip archive containing the modified schema and
updated diagrams is attached.

I did not repair other names associated with order response.  It seems that
we've got a pervasive problem with the Object Class for order response in
the UBL Spreadsheet, to wit, we've specified an Object Class of "Order"
rather than "OrderResponse".

Hmm... now I'm looking at the Object Class column for other properties of
Order Response... ResponseCode is a big red flag -- it's object class is
"Acknowledgement".  That cannot be.

Similar problems exist in the Order tab.  Properties of ABIE's like
OrderHeader have Object Class named "Order" (should be "OrderHeader").  Same
for OrderSummary where properties have Object Class of "Order" again (should
be "OrderSummary").

If you have a look at the Re-used Types tab you see that it is uniformly the
case that property rows (white background) have Object Class set to the
previous ABIE row (pink background).  This should be uniformly the rule
across all tabs.

Anyhow, the tweaked diagrams and schema are attached.

-Bill

-----Original Message-----
From: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au]
Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 3:46 AM
To: Burcham, Bill
Cc: 'ubl-lcsc@lists.oasis-open.org'; 'ubl-ndrsc@lists.oasis-open.org'
Subject: Re: [ubl-ndrsc] [ubl-lcsc] Auto-Generated UML Model


for the beneift of all the problem with ResponseID is that the first i 
supposed to be OrderResponseOrderID (identifying the Order we are 
responding to) and the second is OrderResponseID (identifying the 
response).  it is a problem with our use of object classes and names for 
these BIEs.

Perhaps Bill can regenerate with these new names.

Burcham, Bill wrote:

> I applied Dave Carlson's hyperModel application this morning, to the 
> public review UBL 0.65 schemas 
> <http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl-comment/200208/msg00028.html> 
>  posted yesterday to the ubl-comment list.
>
>  
>
> In order to get the tool to accept the model I had to comment out 
> UBL000423  Order. Response. Identifier -- since the XSD element 
> definition for it (named "ResponseID") clashed with that of 
> UBL000422.  They both have the same dictionary entry name, and occur 
> side-by-side in the definition of the Order type.
>
>  
>
> Find attached a Zip archive with the tweaked schema, and six UML 
> diagrams (in SVG format).  This time, in addition to the fairly 
> simplistic diagrams rooted on LineItem, Party, etc., I've also 
> included a "full" diagram.  That one shows the whole shebang.
>
>  
>
> Mad props to Dave Carlson for delivering such a handy, powerful tool!
>
>  
>
> See my post from August 9 
> <http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl-lcsc/200208/msg00014.html> 
> for instructions on getting the SVG plug-in and using it.
>
> <cid:317352220@31082002-11d9>  
>
> Bill Burcham
> Sr. Software Architect, Standards and Applied Technology
> Sterling Commerce <http://www.stercomm.com/> , Inc.
> 469.524. 2164
> bill_burcham@stercomm.com <mailto:bill_burcham@stercomm.com>
>
>  
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regards
tim mcgrath
fremantle  western australia 6160
phone: +618 93352228  fax: +618 93352142

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