Title: RDDL & XSD
David, I agree that we should use the same namespace
consistently.
With kind regards,
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Michel
Kohanim, C.E.O
Universal
Devices, Inc.
(p)
818.631.0333
(f)
818.708.0755
http://www.universal-devices.com
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From: Wilson, David C
(St. Paul) [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 7:45 AM
To:
Subject: [energyinterop] RDDL & XSD
Hello
again,
Below there is a link to a draft
“RDDL”
for the energyinterop namespace ( http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/energyinterop/energyinterop-20090701
). The namespace name is dictated by OASIS standards. See: http://docs.oasis-open.org/specGuidelines/namingGuidelines/metadata.html#declaredNamespace
Here
are questions for the group:
1)
I
will assume the namespace is acceptable unless there is objection. Is
there any objection?
2)
The
OpenADR defines a namespace for type(s). The EventInfo type has
it’s own namespace. I prefer to consolidate. Could one
of the OpenADR folks explain the reasoning behind the granularity of the
OpenADR
namespaces?
3)
The
Copyright citation (for example in the attached XSD) only cites
OASIS (not any of the authors of the OpenADR spec). Is more
than this required? Is there a good way to honor the organization and
authors of OpenADR V1.0?
I
will defer changes to the other XSD’s until there has been a chance for
comment.
Thanks!
Dave
Draft
RDDL:
http://hawk.4641.org/energyinterop/1/energyinterop
Modified
“EventInfo.xsd”
attached.
<<EventInfo.xsd>>
David Wilson
Enterprise
Solutions Portfolio Manager
Trane
Commercial Systems
Ingersoll
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