David W. Forslund
Good to see you sniffing around! The key issue for us in ADL is that
Eiffel is not UNICODE compliant. There will be a number of Java parsers
soon, and I hope a JAVA archetype editor.
I am interested in what you can do with Schematron as well as another
implementation
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I will come back to the answers I got about II later.
Thanks for this.
I have another question: about EntityNamePart in the CEN-standard.
There seems to be no way to tell if a certain namepart actually are
name-initials.
f.e.
Sometimes people often have more firstnames.
Often they have a name
Jan Dockx wrote:
There is such a system: DNS. Why in heavens name did we invent a new one?
DNS is great. In fact, I would suggest that DNS has more chance of
including more organisations (represented by their domain names) than
ISO OIDs. But...what if a hospital changes domain name, but is
On Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 10:29:45AM +0100, Bert Verhees wrote:
I will come back to the answers I got about II later.
Thanks for this.
I have another question: about EntityNamePart in the CEN-standard.
There seems to be no way to tell if a certain namepart actually are
name-initials.
Thomas Beale wrote:
Bert Verhees wrote:
Now I must tell them they have to recognize the InsuranceNumbere
from the OID which points to InsuranceCompany, somewhere??.
There has to be a service on the Internet where one can translate
OID's to friendly names, something like DNS for IP. Or
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