Re: new core data model posted

On second thought, no need for a POITimeType. The time functionality can be handled by POITermType.
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Raj

On Oct 21, at 6:30 PM, Raj Singh wrote:

> new version of the core data model (version 5) posted:
> http://www.w3.org/2010/POI/wiki/Data_Model
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> This doesn't change anything if you've been writing sample POIs. It's all internal changes to make the model more elegant. This is hopefully a "feature freeze" version before the next draft publication.
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> The classes have been modularized a little more to allow for a new time type, and the "POIControlledVocabularyType" has been change to "POITermType"to make the name easier to say (the phrase controlled vocabulary is still useful when defining what this is). 
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> Also, "Abstract" has been taken out of some type names as I found the right way to specify that a class is abstract in UML2 is just to italicize the name.
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> And finally, the big addition is a POITimeType, which allows for specially named times to be added to <pois>, <poi> and <location>. The names we have now are "start" and "end". The administrative time types of "updated", "created", and "deleted" are still in the POIBaseType.
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> enjoy,
> Raj
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