[ubl-ndrsc] Re: NDR paper for XML 2002

[Tim McGrath <tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au>]

This is a truly awesome piece of work - well done.  I think it encapsulates
the scope and innovation of work done by NDR excellently.  I learned stuff
from this.  Thank you.

You may be interested to know that  Bob Glushko and I also have a paper 'Patterns
and Reuse in Document Engineering' at this conference.  This describes how
Document Engineering principles and methods are being applied in the effort
to develop Universal Business Language.

Eve L. Maler wrote:
> I just submitted
> the NDR paper for XML 2002.  I worked on it this  weekend, and though I tried
> to get a few people to review it, the timing  was bad.  Sorry about that! 
> (On Thursday I had 1 page.  Now I have 20.   Need... sleep... :-)  I'm grateful
> for reviews done by Eduardo and Mavis. 
>  
> If you folks see major errors in here, please let me know immediately.   I
> don't know if I'll be able to correct them in the proceedings, but  at least
> I can try, and if it doesn't work, I can mention corrections in  the actual
> talk.  Note that there is some NEW WORK in here, mostly  around how the global
> qualified elements are supposed to work.  If it's  correct, we might be able
> to use it for the NDR document. 
>  
> In fact, if you're all generally okay with the content and think it's  helpful,
> perhaps we could use it as an appendix or overview to the NDR  document (and/or
> other parts of the distribution), or a separate  reader-friendly explanation. 
>   
>  
> Thanks, 
>  
>     Eve 
>  
> p.s. The file names come from the conference organizer's assigned  identifier. 
> If we publish this on our own, the document identifier  should be more like
> wp-ubl-ndroverview-nn if we think it should be a  white paper. 
>  

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