Re: Re: [uoml-discuss] UOML discuss subject one - ProposedUOML TC Name& Statement of Purpose

["Stephen Green" <stephen_green@bristol-city.gov.uk>]

Hi Alex

Glad to see that UOML has got to this stage. Elsewhere
W3C Schema is used along with RelaxNG as well. It is
then a matter of consideration to just use aspects of
RelaxNG that can be copied in W3C XML Schema too. 
A variation on this is to use primarily RelaxNG but only
those aspects that can be copied in W3C XML Schema,
at least until the use of RelaxNG becomes more 
widespread. Are there likely to be future minor versions
of the schemas which have to be shown to be backwards
compatible with previous major versions? That could be a 
factor to think about early on in deciding this issue.

Are the initial schemas available anywhere? The would
help in getting to understand the scope of the UOML
effort.

All the best

Stephen Green


>>> "Wang Donglin" <dlwang@sursen.com> 07/09/06 13:29:24 >>>
Thanks for Charles's suggestion.
UOML is based on XML schema now. I am worry about whether XML tools(e.g. XMLspy) support RelaxNG. In fact, some OASIS TCs use XML Schema too.
I need more instruction on this topic.
 
-Alex

>Dear Pine Zhang, dear all,
>
>thank you for your message. Ars Aperta agrees to the proposed items you
>have written and we would like to seize this opportunity for thanking
>the Sursen company for pushing the UOML forward.
>
>Nonetheless, Ars Aperta would like to add one more item: that UOML must
>be based on the RelaxNG schema, or at least must be able to integrate
>any RelaxNG-based XML schemas.
>
>RelaxNG schema is the default base schemas for several interoperable
>standards and formats, the OpenDocument Format being one of them.
>
>Some interesting links :
>http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=relax-ng 
>http://xml.coverpages.org/relax-ng.html 
>http://www.relaxng.org 
>
>
>Regards,
>
>-- 
>Charles-H.Schulz,
>Associ  / Associate,
>Ars Aperta.
>
>
>
>pine zhang a  crit :
>>
>> Dear all:
>>
>> This is Pine Zhang from UOML Alliance .
>>
>> As we will form a technical committee of UOML in OASIS, the TC charter
>> is necessary. Following the requirement of TC template, each item will
>> be discussed week by week till it is formed to be a final charter.
>>
>> the first subject for this week is Proposed UOML TC Name.
>>
>> Here I would like to copy the guideline form the TC template:
>>
>> "[The name of the TC, such name not to have been previously used for
>> an OASIS TC and not to include any trademarks or service marks not
>> owned by OASIS. The proposed TC name is subject to TC Administrator
>> approval and may not include any misleading or inappropriate names.
>> The proposed name must specify any acronyms or abbreviations of the
>> name that shall be used to refer to the TC.]"
>>
>> *The proposed TC Name could be*: "OASIS Unstructured Operation Markup
>> Language Technical Committee", abbreviation = UOML TC.
>>
>> The second subject is  Proposed UOML TC Statement of Purpose
>>
>> The guideline of this item forms the TC template:
>>
>>  A statement of purpose, including a definition of the problem to be
>> solved 
>>
>> *The Proposed UOML TC Statement of Purpose could be:*
>>
>> The Unstructured operation markup language Standard defines an XML
>> schema for universal document operations. The schema is suitable for
>> operating written documents, including create, view, modify, query
>> information that can be printed in paper, e.g. books, magazine,
>> newspaper, office documents, maps, drawings, blueprints, but is not
>> restricted to these kinds of documents. There are several commercial
>> and free applications available based on UOML, with more currently
>> under development.
>>
>> The purpose of this TC is to create an open, XML-based operation
>> standard for unstructured documents.
>>
>> The resulting standard must meet the following requirements:
>>
>>    1. It must be suitable for written documents, i.e. information that
>>       can be printed in paper, including books, magazine, newspaper,
>>       office documents, maps, drawings, blueprints, but is not
>>       restricted to these kinds of documents.
>>    2. It must define universal operations to these documents,
>>       including create, view, modify, query, retrieve.
>>    3. It must be compatible with the W3C Extensible Markup Language
>>       (XML) v1.0 and W3C Namespaces in XML v1.0 specifications,
>>    4. It must deal with after-typesetting information suitable for
>>       presenting the document,
>>    5. It must be friendly to document related applications.
>>    6. It must be cross-platform, program language independent.
>>
>> Will you agree to the two proposed items or any other ideas? Any
>> suggestion by the subject is welcome.
>>
>> Thank you very much for your comments.
>>
>> Sincerely
>>
>> Pine Zhang
>> UOML Alliance
>> Tel:+86-10-82331166-2413
>>
>> Cel:+86-13488717090
>> Fax:+86-10-82332929
>> Email:pine_zhang@sursen.com 
>>
>
>
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        Wang Donglin
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          2006-09-07