Re: [ubl-ttsc] Groups - TTSC Teleconference Call added

[Anne Hendry <anne.hendry@sun.com>]

Gunther's earlier email suggested the call was tomorrow (Thursday),
rather than Friday as you suggest below.  Or am misreading this?
Could you clarify (Thursday or Friday)?

Thanks,
Anne

P.S. Also Gunther had listed 9-10:30 (1-1/2 hours), which is probably
the least we'd need to get through this much stuff.

lseaburg@aeon-llc.com wrote:

>TTSC Teleconference Call has been added by Lisa Seaburg (lseaburg@aeon-llc.com).
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>Event description:
>Tools and Techniques Sub Committee
>(This call follows the NDR QA Team Call which starts 1 hour earlier, feel free to join that also - same number)
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>U.S. domestic toll-free number: (866)839-8145
>Int. access/caller paid number: (865)524-6352
>Access code: 5705229
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>Agenda:
>Agenda:
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>1.) Sorting and prioritizing of all requirements
>2.) Look for volunteers of the high-prioritized requirement
>3.) Every volunteer should proof the following:
>    - which tools are useful for our requirements? 
>    - which features of the tools are useful for our requirements? 
>    - which steps can be done manually or automatically? 
>    - which features must be added for our requirements? 
>    - which developments must we do (tools, functions) that we can use UBL XML in this tools? 
>    - which NDR rules must be changed that we can use UBL XML more efficiently in this tools? 
>4.) Defining a time schedule for the described steps above (requirements and testings)
>5.) Other business
>6.) Adjourn
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>Requirements:
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>The LCSC and the NDRSC have collected a bunch of requirements for the tools. They are:
>1.)  non-proprietary storage format
>2.)  availability on multiple platforms
>3.)  configurable to syntax rules
>4.)  configurable to customization rules
>5.)  provides version control
>6.)  requires no manual editing
>7.)  supports XMI change format
>8.)  is an integrated tool set
>9.)  provides collabortive central source repository
>10.) enforces a controlled vocabulary
>11.) provides a single data/source repository
>12.) low (no) cost
>13.) Modelling systems 
>     a.) based on XML Schemas (like XML Spy) 
>     b.) based on UML Class Diagrams or graphical representation of the core components (may be based on SVG) 
>14.) Storage systems 
>     a.) native XML Databases 
>     b.) flat file 
>     c.) SQL Databases
>15.) Transformation systems - Tools for writing efficient XSLT scripts for transforming into HTML or another kind XML based business language
>16.) Intefaces generation systems 
>     a.) Automatic generation of Java-Classes 
>     b.) Automatic generation of C++-Classes 
>     c.) Automatic generation of Perl-Classes 
>     d.) Tools for generating user interfaces automatically, which are based on UBL XML Schemas 
>17.) Schema generation systems - Generation of UBL based XML Schemas from and to
>     a.) UML tools, 
>     b.) Excel-spreadsheet, 
>     c.) Java, 
>     d.) C++, 
>     e.) Perl-Classes 
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>Date:  Friday, 23 May 2003
>Time:  09:00am - 10:00am Pacific Time
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