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Mike,
Thanks for your summary. I would add to your list:
OMG's adopted XMI spec that defines:
MOF metamodel -> DTD & MOF model -> XML
including:
UML -> DTD & UML -> XML
The XMI spec appears to be gaining support of the UML vendors, but I'm also
curious if anyone else is using XMI for other DTD generation activities.
I'm building a UML model for representing business rules, and am
experimenting with generation of a correponding DTD using IBM's XMI toolkit
available on alphaworks. So far, this approach seems to allow a much better
analysis/design process than "hand-coding" a DTD, or other XML schema.
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Spreitzer <spreitze@p...>
To: <xml-dev@i...>
Cc: Mike Spreitzer <spreitze@p...>
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 1999 2:41 AM
Subject: More chaos coming down the pike
> Sun and the OMG are preparing to standardize two more arcs (XML schema
> -> Java and XML schema -> OMG IDL, respectively) in an already large
> and inconsistent graph of data modelling languages. Below I have a
> very partial listing of data languages and mappings between them.
>
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