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Hi Ralph
If you look at the member list part of the
xbrl.org website [1] (click 'B' for 'Bank') there are a number of banks listed.
I haven't seen the software they have implemented tho'
Various tax authorities (e.g., UK, Japan) have
announced they will start accepting tax filings in XBRL - that is a similar use
and not just a financial report.
XBRL 2.x makes use of XML Schema coupled
with XLink linkbases to define semantics since XML Schema on its own was
found to be insufficient in XBRL 1.0
Cheers
Hugh
[1] http://www.xbrl.org/aboutus/index.asp?sid=18
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, 18 February, 2003 5:24 PM
Subject: RE: Re: Are the publishing users happy? Why
not?
Hugh Wallis wrote on Tue 2/18/2003 4:35 PM EST:
>That's what XBRL is all about [1]. As an example various
banks are providing
>discounts to loan applicants who
submit their applications tagged in XBRL.
I would be very interested in seeing such an example of a loan
application
written against an XBRL schema. So far
what I have seen using XBRL are only
financial
reports.
Regards,
Ralph
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