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Hans,<br><br>
The Implementor's Forum session will be held on Wednesday June 25 in
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Stuttgart. <br><br>
The XML session within the forum will be held either between 10:30
and<br>
Noon or from 1PM to 3PM depending on the number of presentations
and<br>
any constraints communicated to me by the participants.<br><br>
Thanks for your interest. I hope your team will be able to make a <br>
presentation.<br><br>
Martin Hardwick<br><br>
At 06:02 PM 5/19/2003 +0200, Hans Teijgeler wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Dear Martin, <br><br>
We are working on Part 7 of ISO 15926. It deals with the XML
implementation of Part 2 of that standard, without using ISO 10303-28.
<br><br>
Details can be found on
<a href="http://www.InfowebML.org">www.InfowebML.org</a> (that site will
get an update in the coming weeks). <br><br>
Onno Paap of Fluor Corporation has worked on prototyping the concepts
defined in ISO 15926-7. He will attend the meetings in Stuttgart and
could contribute to subject Implementers Forum. When exactly did you
schedule that Forum? <br><br>
Regards, <br>
Hans <br><br>
Hans Teijgeler <br>
Senior Manager Information Systems <br>
Fluor Corporation <br>
Haarlem office, The Netherlands <br><br>
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-----Original Message----- <br>
From: Martin Hardwick
[<a href="mailto:hardwick@steptools.com">mailto:hardwick@steptools.com</a>]
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Sent: 19 May 2003 14:16 <br>
To: step-imp@steptools.com; xmlsc4@nist.gov <br>
Subject: XML Session at Implementors Forum in Stuttgart <br>
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All, <br><br>
We are planning to hold an Implementors Forum session in Stuttgart <br>
on "XML Implementations of STEP with or without Part 28".
<br><br>
This is a call for presentations. So far the following <br>
are on the agenda. <br><br>
1. PDTnet implementation of STEP/XML, Max Ungerer, ProSTEP <br><br>
2. Overview of Part 28 Edition 2, Martin Hardwick, STEP <br>
Tools, Inc. <br><br>
If you would like to contribute to this session please let me <br>
know. <br><br>
Martin Hardwick <br>
Chair Implementors Forum </blockquote></html>