Here is a more current version. Same concepts apply, hopefully just a bit
better articulated.
Sorry about not being able to be on the entire call. I drove out of cell
range and it was a long time before I got signal back. Hope it was
productive.
Paul S. Embley
Practitioner Resource Group
G&H International Services, Inc.
502.695.7733 (office)
502.545.0127 (cell)
502.695.0055 (fax)
-----Original Message-----
From: Elysa Jones [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 5:40 PM
To:
Subject: [emergency] Common Distribution Element
The following is a snippet from Michael Deconta of DHS with respect to the
distribution element. Please comment on the list or be prepared to discuss
during the EDXL Working Group call 3/17 at 9:30 EST. The latest copy of
the draft NIEM drawing I have is also attached for reference. Elysa
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I agree with the concept of a common distribution element, but believe
>there is considerable amount of due diligence necessary to implementing
>such a concept correctly. I would recommend as a first step some research
>on how what EDXL has proposed in terms of the distribution element
>compares to the metadata in the Document and SuperType elements of GJXDM
>and how it compares to some recent WS-* work on standardizing the metadata
>in the SOAP header (mentioned to me by the Systinet folks). Anyone want
>to step up to such an analysis? In general, I think this is a key
>component of message exchange and would be something we should look to
>addresss in the NIEM CONOPS. We should have the first draft of that
>CONOPS out in 2 weeks.
>
>Regards,
>
> - Mike