D-AC010.1 proposal

Synthisizing the discussion on this thread, what do people think of
this proposal for D-AC010.1?

	Each new architectural area has its representation normatively
	defined in a syntactic schema language defined in a W3C Recommendation

I realize that this doesn't explicitly cite XML Schema, but it narrows
the field while leaving specific options (XSDL and RDFS). This is afterall
a CSF, not a requirement.

Comments?

Cheers,

Chris



Dave Hollander wrote:

> I think it is dangerous to leave the form of syntactic schema
> underspecified.
> At a minimum, it should be a "syntatic schema defined in a W3C
> Recommendation".
> 
> Dave H
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christopher Ferris [mailto:chris.ferris@sun.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 11:37 AM
> To: wsawg public
> Subject: D-AC010.1 discussion points
> 
> 
> D-AC010.1
> "Each new architectural area is representable in a syntactic schema
> language like XML Schema."
> 
> MSFT: Change "is representable in a syntactic schema language like XML
> Schema"
> to "has its representation normatively specified in XML Schema".
> 
> CVX: I'd rather have just the more general D-AC010 and leave specifics like
> this unspecified.  If 
> representing architectural  areas using schema is a good way to implement
> D-AC010, fine.
> 
> W3C: What if the architectural area has an abstract model, and a logical
> way to do this is to model data with an RDF Schema?
> 
> I would propose the following:
> 
>    Each new architectural area is representable in a schema language.
> 
> PF: If an "architectural area" is something like "security", "reliability",
> etc.. then I don't say 
> how they can be represented in XML.
> 
> 
>

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