From: Jim C. <jr...@an...> - 2002-11-01 03:40:15
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> > basically everything that does not fit in the main part of the > > element itself... > >Sorry, but I don't follow your meaning... neither do I most of the time... What I was driving at is that there are a number of things in our esisting descriptions of a HISPID element that are already handled by the schema as attributes outside of the annotation/documentation/appinfo construct. Such things as the name of the element, a short tag, a bried description, acceptable ranges, values, obligation, optionality, repeatability, etc. These are the things I am suggesting that we may not need to repeat in the appinfo structured explanatory material. We could, but it would be redundant and maybe get out of sync and lead to confusion. The appinfo should be used to hold constraints, dependencies and explanation that we can not express in the working part foteh schema. As we move into this new way of expressing HISPID, I think we need to shed the traditional HISPID as a book paradigm that we have grown used to... Once we get this first pass finished and validated I would strongly recommend that we create an official repository as an on-line database that allows shared access and on-line editing... jim ~ Jim Croft ~ jr...@an... ~ 02-62465500 ~ www.anbg.gov.au/jrc/ ~ |