Issue 4403: Identify precise CWM definition to which interchange doc. conforms (cwm-rtf)
Source: Unisys (Dr. Doug Tolbert, dtolbert408(at)gmail.com)
Nature: Enhancement
Severity: Significant
Summary: Provide in the body of a CWM interchange document, a means for
identifying the precise CWM definition to which the interchange document
conforms.  Something similar to the way the XML documents identify the URI
of the XML definition they conform to would do nicely.  Such a mechanism in
effect creates a name space within which the contents of the CWM interchange
document can be evaluated.  Useful side effects of having such a namespace
include: (1) the definition of CWM extension packages without the present
need that they be accompanied by the CWM definition itself, (2) a framework
in which Universally Unique Identifiers (UUIDs) can be defined for each CWM
object.  Several requests for CWM UUIDs have already been received
informally.
Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
July 18, 2001: received issue
Discussion: 

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From: "Tolbert, Doug M" <Doug.Tolbert@unisys.com>
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Subject: New Issue for CWM Task Force
Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2001 17:20:32 -0500
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Source: Unisys Corp. (Doug Tolbert, doug.tolbert@unisys.com)
Nature: Extension
Severity: Significant
Summary: Provide in the body of a CWM interchange document, a means
for
identifying the precise CWM definition to which the interchange
document
conforms.  Something similar to the way the XML documents identify the
URI
of the XML definition they conform to would do nicely.  Such a
mechanism in
effect creates a name space within which the contents of the CWM
interchange
document can be evaluated.  Useful side effects of having such a
namespace
include: (1) the definition of CWM extension packages without the
present
need that they be accompanied by the CWM definition itself, (2) a
framework
in which Universally Unique Identifiers (UUIDs) can be defined for
each CWM
object.  Several requests for CWM UUIDs have already been received
informally.
Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken: