The European Commission is now making it easier for
companies, in particular Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs), to
bid for public sector contracts anywhere in EU, thus making a crucial
step towards the Single European Market.
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XML Prague 2010
Basic Picture
Is the basic picture here that you have XSD files that define the components of XML files, with each component having a name and some constraints as defined in the XSD files, and having a prefic that is the code that distinguishes which XSD file the component is defined in.
2. Basically correct?
I have downloaded the two zip files.
2. Do you merge the contents of the two folders that unzip? If so what do you do with names that are the same in both folders?
introduction to the type udt:IdentifierType
Hi,
I'm new to the UBL-specification and would like to understand the udt:IdentifierType which is used in e.g. the element cbc:ID in UBL-Invoice2.xsd. The type is derived through the common basic component.xsd.
Can someone give me some basic understanding how this type should be used? What does the different attributes schemeID, schemeName, schemeAgencyID, schemeAgencyName, schemeVersionID, schemeDataURI, schemeURI stand for? If possible please add values for these attributes to show usage of it.
thanks in advance!
Electronic Procurement opens doors to cross-border business within the EU
XML invoice structure
Do you have any kind of xml invoice structure commonly used?
I'll be thankfull if you can help me.
Rosa Wemans
(moved by gkholman to a more appropriate forum)


