Arvind, > Will the forum on Nov 13 be a good forum to raise issues regarding how to develop/ > define XML documents/standards in areas which have significant local variations > (logistics, banking, taxation, regulatory documents, etc.)? This is more of a town hall meeting than a 'how to' or teaching session. The 'how to' stuff (designing schemas and DTDs, namespaces, expressing the semantics of agreements) is what you'll find in the conference that's donating the room for our use on November 13. This is a community meeting -- an open, public forum for discussing where we are taking XML, and how. The meeting will start with an overview by several speakers describing the role their organization (W3C, ISO, Java Community Process, etc.) and its processes play in creating technologies and defining standards. We're going to discuss whether we can satisfy the needs of those who want open, freely-available specifications, open source code, ISO standardization, and community processes, or all of the above. After the invited speakers talk, we'll have a period for questions and answers, and open discussion. That will enable you to express concerns about whether localization needs are being met by existing specifications. ----- Original Message ----- From: Arvind Pandey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 3:38 AM Subject: Re: Public meeting (XML Community Process, November 13, SanJose) > > Ken: > I am heading XML based software development and professional > services firm in Pune India. We are working on global logistics > and global financial services, payment gateways, etc. for clients. > Will the forum on Nov 13 be a good forum to raise issues regarding how to develop/ > define XML documents/standards in areas which have significant local variations > (logistics, banking, taxation, regulatory documents, etc.)? > > I plan to be in US, and will see you in San Jose on Nov 13. Do people suggest > some other discussion groups to discuss issues around global XML documents? > > Thanks > arvind pandey > Managing Director, Persistent eBusiness Solutions > Ph: 011-91-98220-62498 or 011-91-20-5650 > http://www.e2econnect.net and http://www.pspl.co.in > > > David RR Webber wrote: > > > Ken, > > > > I have already seen that you have put a deal of > > work and effort into this meeting. > > > > I hope as many people as possible can attend > > and support this effort. > > > > I'm sure it will be a very interesting event - and > > sure to stir much follow-on discussion. > > > > Building grass roots input into the Internet > > standards develop processes and particularly > > XML is clearly an issue our members here will > > find of strong interest. > > > > Thanks, DW. > > > > ------ XML/edi Group Discussion List ------ > > Homepage = http://www.XMLedi-Group.org > > > > Unsubscribe = send email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Leave the subject and body of the message blank > > > > Questions/requests: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > To receive only one message per day (digest format) > > send the following message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], > > (leave the subject line blank) > > > > digest xmledi-group your-email-address > > > > To join the XML/edi Group complete the form located at: > > http://www.xmledi-group.org/xmledigroup/mail1.htm > ------ XML/edi Group Discussion List ------ Homepage = http://www.XMLedi-Group.org Unsubscribe = send email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Leave the subject and body of the message blank Questions/requests: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To receive only one message per day (digest format) send the following message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], (leave the subject line blank) digest xmledi-group your-email-address To join the XML/edi Group complete the form located at: http://www.xmledi-group.org/xmledigroup/mail1.htm
