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> From: owner-sm at pwg.org [mailto:owner-sm at pwg.org]On Behalf Of Zehler,
> Peter
> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 3:15 PM
> To: Zehler, Peter; sm at pwg.org> Cc: pmp at pwg.org> Subject: SM> Wed 30 Aug 1pm EDT - Semantic Model Teleconference
>>> All,
>> On Wednesday August 30 there will be a Semantic Model Teleconference.
>> Date/Time:
> August 30 2006
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>> Agenda: 1) Approve previous meeting minutes
>> <ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/Semantic-Model/Minutes/PWG_SM_call_> minutes_20
> 060712.pdf>
> 2) Agenda bashing
> 3) Walk through the updated schema (Link below)
> a) Recent changes
> b) Proposed direction
> 4) Class structure of Semantic Model
> 5) Chameleon schema issues
> 6) Logical division of PWG schema
> 7) incorporation of SM v1 printer elements into
> PrinterService
> 8) Discuss next steps and dates
>>> I have just uploaded an update to the Semantic Model
>> <ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/Semantic-Model/SchemaPWG-SM-080906.zip>
>> I am well aware that this does not pass the W3C's XSV but XMLSPY can
> handle it. The crux of the issue is that this is a "mid-stream" edit
> that I would like to discuss. If you want the details on the problem
> see below.
>> Specifically the discussion I would like to have is how far we want to
> go with a class hierarchy in the PWG SM v2. Take a look at System
> Status and any of the service's status. You will see there is a base
> class that is used across all of them. There are ramification in
> element naming.
>> Another aspect of the model that was changed was the use of multiple
> namespaces. Note that the copyservice is now in its own
> namespace while
> the print service remains in the sm: namespace. The elements specific
> to WIMS are also in their own namespace.
>> I also removed the legacy PWG SM v1 PrinterStatus and included all the
> elements in the print service extension to the status class
>> For the convenience of those without XMLSPY I also included an HTML
> version of the schema that might be useful for browsing.
> (warning: it's
> about 12M)
> <ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/Semantic-Model/PWG-SM-080906-HTML.zip> >
>>> Pete
>> Explanation of problem:
> The actual problem is that the Chameleon schema has an unfortunate
> limitation. You can only reference (via an explicit ref or through a
> type declaration) entities that are bound to a namespace (i.e. schema
> file with a target namespace). That is easily fixed by importing the
> appropriate sub-schema. The side effect occurs when the chameleon
> schema is included in a schema file from the same namespace ad the
> chameleon's imported sub-schema.
> In other words a schema file(A) with a target namespace includes a
> chameleon schema file (B) without a namespace. The effect of that is
> that the chameleon schema (B)takes on the target namespace of (A). If
> the Chameleon schema (B) IMPORTS a schema file (C) that has the same
> namespace as (A), and through the chameleon effect (B), that is not
> allowed. There are some tools that are forgiving. An import with the
> same namespace as the imported is functionally an include.
>>> Peter Zehler
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