Re: [ubl-ssc] Proposal from China/F2F for enhanced structure

From
Stephen Green <>
Date
2005-05-20T12:20:08+00:00
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004501c55d35$64f62530$a504190a@britsdg
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Re: [ubl-ssc] Proposal from China/F2F for enhanced structure
Apologies, Kavi somehow split my UBL TC posting 

mentioned below so the main part of it is now at

http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl/200505/msg00069.html

 

Steve

 

  
----- Original Message ----- 

  
From: 
  Stephen Green 

  
To:  
  

  
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 12:43 PM

  
Subject: [ubl-ssc] Proposal from 
  China/F2F for enhanced structure

  

  
Greetings

  
 

  
I have it down that we should be meeting 
  next

  
Thursday so I thought I'd propose that 
  we

  
take a little time to consider the 
  proposals

  
from China (following plenary 
  discussions)

  
for how to enhance the spreadsheets' 

  
modular structure to cater for 
  expansion

  
and CC requirements.

  
 

  
I'm not sure how the timescale is 
  envisiaged

  
for this. I'm also concerned to get 
  feedback

  
on how things will be if we don't have a 
  set

  
of instructions from NDR team until near 
  the

  
end of June (as the schedules have 
  been

  
indicating recently).

  
 

  
I wrote to the TC a response (sorry it was 
  hurried

  
and poorly set out due to time 
  constraints) to the

  
spreadsheets proposal which might help 
  discussion.

  
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl/200505/msg00068.html

  
 

  
I've also prototyped another set of 
  schemas

  
to see whether version 2.0 could easily 
  use

  
the ATG2 datatype schemas and how 
  future

  
minor releases might use polymorphism. 
  This

  
isn't yet agreed in NDR but might have 
  been

  
discussed in the Wed Atlantic call in time 
  for

  
our meeting on Thursday.

  
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl/200505/msg00067.html

  
 

  
Would folk be able to attend 
  Thursday?

  
It might be agood idea to aim to 
  attend

  
the Wed TC call too as I hope there 
  will

  
be further discussion of the 2.0 
  schema

  
requirements.

  
 

  
All the best

  
 

  
Steve