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Global Library of Core Components for XML Interoperability

This project aims to analyze OAGIS 8.0 and identify candidate core components based on strategic XML vocabularies. It aims to create a single, global library of core components that can be used by all XML vocabularies, reducing integration costs and establishing OAGIS as a global open standard. The project team consists of 68 individuals representing various organizations.

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Global Library of Core Components for XML Interoperability

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  1. Open Applications Group Core Components WG Overview January 30, 2003

  2. Project Overview • Analyze OAGIS 8.0 and identify candidate core components based on ebXML Core Components Technical Specification (CCTS), v1.90 • Harmonize core component definitions with current best practices and strategic XML vocabularies • Create XML Schema, UML Class Diagrams, and other supporting documentation for candidate core components • Submit candidate core components to OAGI and UN/CEFACT Core Component Library Committee

  3. Project Benefits • Create a single, global library of core components that can be used by all XML vocabularies • Establish basis for interoperability across hundreds of disparate XML vocabulary standards • Reduce integration costs for any company supporting more than one XML vocabulary • Interoperability between OAGIS and partner organization vocabularies • Establish OAGIS as a global, open standard within the UN/CEFACT and EDI communities

  4. Project Team • 68 individuals on mail list • Organizations represented • HR-XML - STAR • NIST - NADA • AIAG - UN/CEFACT CCSD • UBL • Companies represented • Oracle - Drake Certivo • Nervewire - Federal Express • Boeing - Lockheed Martin • Contivo - Siemens • Motorola - MRO Software

  5. Project Scope • Core Component Types • Data Types • Core Components • Postal Address - Location • Contact - Party • Item - Lot • Organizational Unit - Employee • Allowance - Charge • Payment Term - Tax • Geography - Project Activity

  6. Project Status • Sep, 2002 • Call for Participation sent to oagis-users • Established group web site, mail list, and initiated regular conference calls • Nov, 2002 • Approved project methodology and scope • Established Content Sub-Committee • Dec, 2002 • Approved Core Component Types • Approved Data Types • Approved v1.0 Core Components • Postal Address, Location, GPS Coordinates, Location Relationship, Note, Person Name

  7. Project Status • Jan, 2003 • Core Components v1.1 • Party • Party Institutional • Party Individual • Organization Unit • Contact • Communication Method • Postal Address Enhancements • Structured Address Line • Unstructured Address Line • Location Enhancements

  8. Project Schedule • Feb, 2003 • Complete deliverables for Core Components v1.1 • Complete Architecture WG review of v1.1 • Technical Committee vote and approval of v1.1 • Approve scope for Core Components v2.0 • Apr, 2003 • Complete deliverables for Core Components v2.0 Submit approved core components to the UN/CEFACT Core Components Library Committee as soon as submissions are accepted

  9. Resources • Core Component WG • http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OAGI-CoreComponents/ • Core Components Technical Specification • http://homepage.mac.com/knaujok

  10. Questions?

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