Re: [ubl-dev] Re: [ubl-dev] Q: What mime type for UBL/ebxml with smtp ?

["Stephen Green" <stephen_green@seventhproject.co.uk>]

I think you'd have to go with the namespace.
I think that's what the Open Office UBL reader does.

Steve

----- Original Message -----
From: <david.lyon@computergrid.net>
To: <stephen_green@seventhproject.co.uk>
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 2:53 PM
Subject: Re: [ubl-dev] Re: [ubl-dev] Q: What mime type for UBL/ebxml with
smtp ?


>
> > As for OrderResponse I'd say (XPath)
> > /Order/AcknowledgementResponseCode
> > is what you want (valid values are 'OrderResponse' and
> > 'OrderResponseSimple')
>
> ok, but how would you know that it's an OrderResponse? if it came in
through an
> email?
>
> what I'm saying is that you would just have a whole lot of xml files in
there
> and you'd have to do an xpath on all the different types to find out what
it
> was.
>
> ie:
>
>  Volume in drive D is GTD_DEV
>  Volume Serial Number is 103B-14FC
>
>  Directory of D:\ComputerGrid\ComputerGrid UBL Testpad
>
> 11/08/2004  07:48 AM             1,071 File1.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             3,970
> UBL-ReceiptAdvice-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             8,317
> UBL-DespatchAdvice-1.0-beta-Joinery-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             5,888
> UBL-DespatchAdvice-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM            13,108
UBL-Invoice-1.0-beta-Joinery-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             8,610
UBL-Invoice-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             7,420
UBL-Order-1.0-beta-Joinery-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             5,906
UBL-Order-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             1,337
> UBL-OrderCancellation-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             6,554
> UBL-OrderChange-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             8,545
> UBL-OrderResponse-1.0-beta-Joinery-Example.xml
> 12/11/2003  08:16 PM             1,367
> UBL-OrderResponseSimple-1.0-beta-Office-Example.xml
>               12 File(s)         72,093 bytes
>                0 Dir(s)     106,450,944 bytes free
>
>
> of course that is ok, if that's what has to be done. Just seems a bit dumb
to me
> (not your fault of course). Just trying to find out the best way.
>
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