De : "BJ Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> The Xla.xsd is very details and I hope to incorporate all of the.
> its is very will documented.
> http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/ciq/download.shtml

Sorry I do not have time now to look at it seriously

> I propose to leave the exiting fields in the Postal address and add the
> new ones. then provide two services that keep them synced up.

What will you synchronise and how (sorry maybe I should read Xla/xsd) ?

> then as the code is re-factored in ofbiz we can phase out the current
> postalAddress fields.

Not sure to understand. You mean to replace with new entities ?

> it has individual fields that let you be very granular.
>
> so you can have 3d pole after the right turn

Thanks

Jacques


>
> Jacques Le Roux sent the following on 11/4/2007 4:40 PM:
> > De : "BJ Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-100
> >> I include the XAL from http://www.oasis-open.org
> >> it is used by google map interface.
> >> They take a different approach to addressing, as far as naming goes.
> >> any consideration of adopting their nomenclature?
> >>
> >> for instance
> >> street = Thoroughfare
> >
> > Actually, if I have well understood (I'm french) a Thoroughfare is 
> > something more general and can be also a square, a boulevard,
> > an avenue, an impasse (these 4 words are also used in french ;o), etc.
> >
> >> City = Locality
> >
> > Same idea, more general...
> >
> >> DependentLocality (like suburbs name or districts in a city
> >
> > The one from where mail is distributed I guess
> >
> >> State/province =AdministrativeArea
> >
> > Typically new world
> >
> >> country is still the same two letter ID.
> >>
> >> as mentioned in another email
> >> there is an
> >> AddressType
> >> CurrentStatus(of address)
> >>
> >> Some of the above can be handled in the ContactMech.
> >> some in the Geo and Geotype
> >>
> >> Not sure how to present a proposal for changes to the PostalAddress entity
> >
> > This look a bit like how UK deals with its address, except for 
> > AdministrativeArea which come certainly from US or Canada.
> >
> > Is there a direction field ? This is used in places where there are no 
> > names or numbers for streets. In France there are still
some
> > cases like that (I discovered it, really surprising). Actually it's even 
> > worse. For instance I live at "Chemin de la Mouline"
(this
> > is in countryside). There are 8 houses there but none has a number. I claim 
> > for one since I'm here (5 years). Numbers can be
indexed
> > or metrics they told me (from which origin ? Beginning of the street I 
> > guess)... nothing yet. So as long as the old postman
works
> > it's ok (barely, depends of days), but when he is in vacation : not so easy 
> > for his substitute (moreover they always change, of
> > course). Some are smarter, EDF (Electricité de France, nuclear zealots) 
> > which is mainly interested by pickin up your counter and
> > charge you added a direction in their invoices. I'm just at their 3d pole 
> > after the right turn. No kidding, it's how it's
written to
> > help their employee. Actually this is South of France and we are not so far 
> > from Africa...  Funny isn'it ?
> >
> > There is a Jira issue for that  
> > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-961. IIRW direction is in the 
> > address entity but
there
> > are no UI for it yet.
> >
> > Jacques
> >
> > PS: Hey BJ, I always dreamed to live in a camping-car (not my wife) but a 
> > motorcoach seems to be the real answer. AFAIK this
does
> > not exist in Europe yet. US style : much bigger, tough camping-cars tend to 
> > be bigger and bigger too. 2 worries also : petrol
> > price and CO², actually they are really imbricated. Futur will tell...
> >
> > Sorry for this deflection guys, I just can't resist. Have a good week
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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