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Groups - Analysis of Current ODF Deletion Tracking (CT-2011-04-04-1123-DeletionTrackingForensics-ODF1.2-Lo3.3.2-dh.pdf) uploaded

  • 1.  Groups - Analysis of Current ODF Deletion Tracking (CT-2011-04-04-1123-DeletionTrackingForensics-ODF1.2-Lo3.3.2-dh.pdf) uploaded

    Posted 04-04-2011 20:03
    The document revision named Analysis of Current ODF Deletion Tracking (CT-2011-04-04-1123-DeletionTrackingForensics-ODF1.2-Lo3.3.2-dh.pdf) has been submitted by Dennis Hamilton to the OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (OpenDocument) TC document repository. This document is revision #1 of CT-2011-04-04-1123-DeletionTrackingForensics-ODF1.2-Lo3.3.2-dh.odt. Document Description: This document presents analysis of a change-tracked deletion example based on the current tracked-changes provisions of ODF 1.2.

    It also turns up an unexpected implementation edge case that I assume applies generally to releases based on the OO.o 3.3 code base. The demonstration of the failure, which can lead to corrupted deletions that restore incorrectly when rejected, is serious enough.

    I include that portion of the analysis, albeit implementation dependent, because it demonstrates the subtleties that must be understood (and should be documented in the ODF specification) in order to properly implement the deletion approach that has been appealed to since ODF 1.0. View Document Details: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=41714 Download Document: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/41714/CT-2011-04-04-1123-DeletionTrackingForensics-ODF1.2-Lo3.3.2-dh.pdf Revision: This document is revision #1 of CT-2011-04-04-1123-DeletionTrackingForensics-ODF1.2-Lo3.3.2-dh.odt. The document details page referenced above will show the complete revision history. PLEASE NOTE: If the above links do not work for you, your email application may be breaking the link into two pieces. You may be able to copy and paste the entire link address into the address field of your web browser. -OASIS Open Administration