HTTP Header Use Case

Oceanic is part of a consortium of airlines that have a group
arrangement for the shared supply and use of aircraft spares. The
availability and nature of parts at any location are described by
AirPartML, an internationally-agreed XML dialect constrained by a series
of detailed XSD schema. Each member of the consortium publishes the
availability of their spares on the web using AirPartML. These
descriptions can subsequently be searched and retrieved by other
consortium members when seeking parts for maintenance. The protocol for
use of the descriptions requires invalid documents to be rejected.
Oceanic wishes to also publish RDF descriptions of their parts and would
prefer to reuse the AirPartML documents which are produced by systems
that have undergone exhaustive testing for correctness. There is no
provision in the existing schemas for extension elements and changing
the schemas to accommodate RDF would require an extended international
standardisation effort, likely to take many years. 


Ian
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Received on Tuesday, 6 February 2007 09:45:20 UTC