OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC

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  • 1.  ODF with W3C ODF

    Posted 10-16-2006 15:42
    In ODF 1.2 timeframe, could we spend some time to think about a formal way to introduce or combine different namespace/format such as XHTML,XForm,SVG,SMIL into ODF, like W3C CDF has defined.
    
    Currently, the XForm/SVG/SMIL in ODF have some limitations, and  combine different format into ODF will make ODF more powerful and functional. So I tink it worth to investigate and define a way in ODF to contain those foreign namespace/format info although there already has some definition in ODF about foreign elements.
    
    
    thx,
    
    Yue Ma


  • 2.  Re: [office] ODF with W3C ODF

    Posted 10-16-2006 15:56
    Yue Ma,
    
    mayue@cn.ibm.com wrote:
    
    >In ODF 1.2 timeframe, could we spend some time to think about a formal way to introduce or combine different namespace/format such as XHTML,XForm,SVG,SMIL into ODF, like W3C CDF has defined.
    >
    >Currently, the XForm/SVG/SMIL in ODF have some limitations, and  combine different format into ODF will make ODF more powerful and functional. So I tink it worth to investigate and define a way in ODF to contain those foreign namespace/format info although there already has some definition in ODF about foreign elements.
    >
    >  
    >
    I would find that of interest. I dimly recall that WG 1 in SC 34 in the 
    RELAX standard (now in ten parts so pardon my memory) has a mechanism 
    for dealing with namespaces. I will run that down and post a reference 
    to the list. Just something we might want to look at in considering your 
    suggestion.
    
    Hope you are having a great day!
    
    Patrick
    
    
    >thx,
    >
    >Yue Ma
    >
    
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    Patrick Durusau
    Patrick@Durusau.net
    Chair, V1 - Text Processing: Office and Publishing Systems Interface
    Co-Editor, ISO 13250, Topic Maps -- Reference Model
    Member, Text Encoding Initiative Board of Directors, 2003-2005
    
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