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On Tue, Sep 26, 2017 at 4:50 PM, Webb Roberts <webb@webbroberts.com> wrote:
Wouldn't a reason for that skittishness be things like this which caught somebody out because the fact that you can't use complex types in JSON exchanges was hidden away in the small print of the fanfare of the NIEM for JSON announcement. Looking at the NIEM Conformance specification it states In general, NIEM specifies that an IEPD conforms to NIEM under the following conditions: .......
So I'm baffled as to how an exchange can be NIEM conformant if it prohibits the the inclusion of any complex types. Has there been a quiet redefinition of conformance to accomodate this limitation of JSON. Don't you think that would be a bit disturbing if it has? Now most (all?) of the elements in core NIEM inherit from types in the structures namespace. For example structures:complexObjectType carries the id and metadata attributes that core NIEM elements inherit and use for metadata and cross referencing. Given that I am perplexed as to how JSON Schema can specify a NIEM exchange when it doesn't support inheritance.
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