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[Luciana Tricai Cavalini <lutricav@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Tim and colleagues:

Tim, thank you for your explanation. It helped a lot my project planning.

I just wanted to clarify that, at this point, one of my granters is
working on the MLHIM RM EMF/Acceleo project and the other 2 are working
on HKCR, so unfortunately CDD is uncovered by the INCT-MACC MLHIM Lab
projects unless I get more grants, OK?

Regards,

Luciana.


Em 10/03/2012 17:54, Timothy Cook escreveu:
> Hi All,
> 
> On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 05:08, Luciana Tricai Cavalini
> <lutricav@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Hello Tim and colleagues,
>>
>> What's the ideal solution to build the CDD XSDs?
>>
>> 1) Learning the knowledge modellers to use EMF directly from the MLHIM
>> RM ecore model?
>>
> 
> This will be a tedious process until we have more experience in order
> to develop a curriculum for it.
> 
>> 2) Finding a way to generate CCD XSDs from the XMind implementation of CDD?
>>
> 
> This is VERY doable as I have explained in a previous email.  I did
> not go into details but hopefully your students will continue to ask
> questions once they investigate mekk.xmind.
> 
> Everything in the content.xml file is identified by UUID.  Therefore
> the metadata package is easy to work with since the UUIDs are constant
> for all CCDs created in a specific CDD version (or versions as long as
> the metadata package page isn't edited).  When the modeller copies and
> pastes elements from the model to the CCD page then they create new
> UUID identified nodes making the CCD unique globally.
> 
>> 3) Any other idea?
> 
> Not at this point.  These two options are the ones that I concluded,
> during several months of investigation,  were the most practical.
> 
> Regards,
> Tim
> 
> 
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