[Tdwg-tag] UML limitations for our uses?
Phillip C. Dibner
pcd at ecosystem.com
Mon Apr 3 20:47:55 CEST 2006
Roger,
> Bottom line is:
> You can't express everything in UML or OWL.
Yes. As I understand it, there are other limitations to UML as
well, although at this point, I have no detail. It is ultimately an
encoding of concepts, serialized or not, so this is not surprising.
> If we want to assure that we can swap between two or more modeling
> languages then we can't use all the feature of any of them but have
> to come up with a subset.
> The answer never includes a single TLA. <- apart from this answer!
>
> My personal feeling is that anything that is defined centrally by
> TDWG should use the lowest common denominator of features anyhow.
I completely and fully agree.
>
> As usual I am grateful for you comments/thoughts.
>
> Roger
Flip
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