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FpML-AWG-Legacy Fwd: [fpml-arch-modelling-wg] Re: Class name tags
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- Subject: FpML-AWG-Legacy Fwd: [fpml-arch-modelling-wg] Re: Class name tags
- From: "Danielle Cauthen" <dcauthen@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2007 20:02:20 -0000
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--- In fpml-arch-modelling-wg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Marcus_Rainbow@... wrote:
What we should be designing is an XML standard. Good XML should
relect the
complexity of the document it encodes -- as simple as possible and no
simpler.
It is also possible to model a document in UML. As an OO-believer, I
believe
that a good UML model is isomorphic with a good XML model. However,
this is a
mapping problem, not a problem for FpML. AIl we should be concerned
with is to
generate good XML.
My feeling is that an argument about whether a date is or is not a
class is not
the right sort of argument.
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