eml-2.0.0beta9 release
Matt Jones
jones at nceas.ucsb.edu
Mon Jul 22 21:55:16 PDT 2002
Hi Scott,
Well, not a comprehensive one on our end. The schemas are the key -- if
they validate against the schemas, then you've got a compliant document.
But we've been working a bit on some test data to explore the
ramifications of the changes for analytical processing. You'll find
attached a farsical beta9 example, which neither makes much sense nor
has it been validated against the schemas -- I guarantee there are
problems with validity as it is a work in progress. And a sideline at
the moment at that. But, you might find it somehow useful, so here it
is. Use at your own risk :)
We will of course be generating more compliant documents in the future,
but we're not there yet.
Matt
Scott Chapal wrote:
> EML-DEV:
>
> Is there a set of reference files for beta9 so we could see the
> structure we are targeting? We are writing some routines to automate
> the creation and maintenance of EML from SAS data sets and ArcGIS but
> need some example markup to proceed. In our first effort we used
> Morpho to create the markup outline.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Scott Chapal
>
> Scott E. Chapal_________________________________________________
> Database & Network Manager scott.chapal at jonesctr.org
> J.W. Jones Ecological Research Center 229.734.4706 x227
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>
> eml-dev <eml-dev at ecoinformatics.org> writes:
>
>
>>Hello Ecoinformatics.org members,
>>
>>The eml-dev team is pleased to announce the release of EML version
>>2.0.0beta9 for review. There are many significant changes in this
>>release that we hope will increase the flexibility and usability of
>>EML. You can download the release from
>>http://knb.ecoinformatics.org/software/eml. All of the
>>documentation is also accessible from that site, as well as being
>>packaged with the release. We have also included a normative EML
>>specification in HTML DocBook form.
>>
>>
>>Known issues include the content within eml-literature.xsd, data
>>file distribution and various other minor points. We are
>>anticipating that the beta 9 release will become version 2.0.0
>>release candidate 1 after this initial review so the content model
>>should not change significantly from this version to the next. Note
>>that with this release, we have only included XML Schemas, not DTDs.
>>We will suplement the release with the DTD set at a later point in
>>time. We look forward to hearing any comments you may have. Please
>>send any comments to eml-dev at ecoinformatics.org.
>>
>>
>>Sincerely,
>>The eml-dev team
>>
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>
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