Hans
I believe locCodeUN was to allow for a user defined valueName
and values consistent with CAP. You may recall I was making the case for FIPS
and Canadian SGC use.
Cheers,
Doug Allport
Executive Director
Canadian Association for Public Alerting and Notification
(CAPAN)
Doug.Allport@CAPAN.ca
(613) 271-1040 Tel
(613) 294-4425 Blackberry
www.CAPAN.ca
I
took a crack at updating the older strawman EDXL-DE 1.1 spec (attached) to
reflect the changes I committed to making at the TCIP show F2F.
The
changes were as follows:
-
I made the spec into version 2.0 instead of
version 1.1
-
I changed the type of the newly added
<replyTo> and <errorTo> elements to be the same complex type as the
element <explictAddress> (which is a type called “valueSchemeType”)
-
I removed the complex types “replyToType” and “authenticationType” since they are no longer used for
the <replyTo>
and <errorTo> elements
-
I moved <replyTo> and <errorTo>
elements down to appear just after <explicitAddress> since the elements
must appear in a specific order (being that they are defined as a sequence) and
it makes more sense to group all the explicitAddress(es) together
-
I changed the <xmlContent> element name
to <contentXML> so it would be compliant with the xml naming rules. I
also renamed the complex type from “xmlContentType” to “contentXMLType” to be
consistent (and just in case there are similar naming rules for types as well)
I think that reflects all the schema
changes I was tasked with. I do have other action items which we can discuss on
the call today (Mar 02)
-hans
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Hans Jespersen
Principal Systems Engineer
Solace Systems Inc.
2051 Landings Drive, Mountain View, CA
94043
Phone: (650) 924-2670
hans.jespersen@solacesystems.com
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