nfoWorks: Pursuing Harmony

*nfoWorks*	*Pursuing Harmony* *tools for document interoperability*	privacy attribution
This is the web diary for nfoWorks and realization of the Harmony Principles. Pursuing Harmony tracks nfoWorks research, analysis, specification, and implementation of tools for document interoperability. There is commentary on related activities that address conformance, interoperability, and harmonization of document formats. Blog Feed Recent Items Republishing before Silence The Real Challenge of Achieving and Sustaining Int... Let’s Try This for a While Hooptedoodle: Blog Aversion and Standards Ignoranc... ODF Implementation-Support Toolkits and Libraries Adding Pursuing Harmony to Technorati Office Shots for Confirmed ODF Interchange Fidelit... ODF Interoperability at The Hague ODF and IPR/Licensing Concerns Open Government Data: Simple Principles The nfoCentrale Blog Conclave Millennia Antica: The Kiln Sitter's Diary nfoWorks: Pursuing Harmony Numbering Peano Orcmid's Lair Orcmid's Live Hideout Prof. von Clueless in the Blunder Dome Spanner Wingnut's Muddleware Lab (experimental) nfoCentrale Associated Sites DMA: The Document Management Alliance DMware: Document Management Interoperability Exchange Millennia Antica Pottery The Miser Project nfoCentrale: the Anchor Site nfoWare: Information Processing Technology nfoWorks: Tools for Document Interoperability NuovoDoc: Design for Document System Interoperability ODMA Interoperability Exchange Orcmid's Lair TROST: Open-System Trustworthiness	2008-10-15 Content Assembly for nfoWorks? Technorati Tags: OASIS, CAM, document profiling, verification, testing, Content Assembly Mechanism Also from the Cover Pages: XML Daily Newslink for 2008-10-14, there is word of jCAM, an open-source, Java-based CAM XML Processor and Template Editor. The SourceForge Project has the software; the web site has more information and tutorials. The focus of the OASIS Content Assembly Mechanism (CAM) TC is on information management of XML documents used for business transactions. What attracts my attention is that “The vision of the CAM work is for describing machine-processable information content flows into and out of XML structures … .” Some of the lingo is opaque to me, but I do have interest in automated approaches that involve integration with metadata semantics registration of metadata vocabularies documentation of information exchange formats validation of transaction instances runtime creation of valid transaction documents I may have problems in the validation and filtering of documents and test suites that are not at the proper scale for CAM. I do think it is worth examining for ideas and applicable techniques. This is my placeholder reminder for that. Labels: CAM, nfoWorks, verification ¶ posted by orcmid at 10/15/2008 01:18:00 PM from: