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Re: Babel (again) or standard taqs and aliases (UDEF, Bizcodes)

  • From: Len Bullard <cbullard@h...>
  • To: KenNorth@e...
  • Date: Sun, 30 Apr 2000 14:27:19 -0500

Re: Babel (again) or standard taqs and aliases (UDEF
KenNorth wrote:

> I thought the point of an OASIS repository was something like this:
> 
> "We think e-commerce applications will be simpler to build if we develop a
> repository of shared schemas. Why don't you join us and put together a
> working group that will define schemas and transaction sets for your
> industry?"

Ask OASIS.  Sounds Good (Maybe Later?)  A voluntary effort is a good 
thing.  Question is, are the locals already writing local rules and 
will get back when done?

> Perhaps your viewpoint is the reason industry-specific initiatives have been
> forming. 

No.  Formed.  The auto industry began initiatives years ago.  The effect
of that 
set of behaviors was to shape the community now engaged in their
designs. 
That's a given.

> Others must also have concerns that a repository means someone will
> tell them how to do business.

That is what a schema tells them if they agree to it. Data Item
Deliverable (DID).
A type named in a contract on a Work Breakdown and Schedule.

> Someone from one of the large software companies told me his customers were
> reluctant to participate because too much proprietary information would be
> exposed. (That was before ebXML and BizTalk had any schemas.)

It will.  The local behavior is to shape the information to control the 
means and contexts by which it is shared. 
 
> My guess is some organizations have taken a wait-and-see attitude. If they
> like what comes out of the repository efforts and believe it serves their
> own interests, they'll participate.

Yes.  Meanwhile, the namespaces they have to scribe are closer 
to home than the .orgs or .coms.  

len


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