LIXI™ @ Work
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LIXI training for developers — OASIS
Open Standards conference
In order to help to promulgate technical knowledge regarding
the LIXI standards and Credit Application Language (CAL), LIXI
Ltd is sponsoring a training course for developers at the upcoming
OASIS Open Standards conference. Due to be held at the Grace
Hotel in Sydney on October 1, this course will be aimed at explaining
the technical key concepts and design ideas behind the ongoing
LIXI program.
Designed to help software developers and business analysts
to get up to speed with LIXI, this course will be taught by
CAL Working Group convenor and LIXI board member, Barry Thomas.
A half day in length, this course will be part of the inaugural
OASIS Open Standards event designed to explore the latest issues
in IT standards for web services, identity management, security
and other topics.
For further information, follow this
link.
Outline:
- defining requirements
- LIXI/CAL components
- prototyping with CAL
- architectural options
- validation requirements and options
- dealing with semantics and constraints
- business logic and re-engineering
- schema vs DTDs
- validating internal and external rules
- vocabulary overview
- FAQ
- compliance?
- external components (ie. occupation codes)
- lending chain overview
- development issues
- relational database vs XML
- mapping data structures
- parsing
- future directions
- vocabulary modularisation
- namespace support
- accreditation.
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