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> Registry driven transformation will indeed be largely automated.
>
> True the business analyst will have to create the Registry entries,
> but once that is done, the SME will be re-use enabled, and also
> able to plug in process based solutions by selecting criteria
> and application interfaces at a higher level.
>
>
David,
(Really) sensible defaults seem likely to obviate even that work, don't you
think. An automaton, upon seeing new tags, fields, data, even document
types
and transaction sets, would't be ready for beta w/o also testing those
defaults. Press of business aside.
Regards,
Jim Cunningham
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Jim,
Is this some sort of Guiness Book entry for the longest p.s. ever!?!
Anyway - if I can paraphrase - I believe we are on the same page -
if we can empower the spreadsheet writers of this world, then they
can deliver business functional interoperability on a giant scale.
In fact there's a thought - ebXML should actually be ebXcel....!?!
DW.
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