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charliemccay: I am not sure that having multiple .text attributes makes sense - but I do support having multiple renderings of the document - this could be achieved by having 1..* for bodyChoice -- the bodies would all be renderings of the same document (eg Word and PDF) | charliemccay: I am not sure that having multiple .text attributes makes sense - but I do support having multiple renderings of the document - this could be achieved by having 1..* for bodyChoice -- the bodies would all be renderings of the same document (eg Word and PDF) | ||
| − | In a similar way I would like to see the rendering separated from the entries in the RHS, and maybe alternate renderings could be conveyed as NonXMLBody. | + | In a similar way I would like to see the rendering separated from the entries in the RHS (and more than one rendering being possible), and maybe alternate renderings could be conveyed as NonXMLBody. By rendering I mean the narrative content - not (just) then the CDA markup has been transformed to HTML or PDF for display. |
Latest revision as of 12:53, 31 December 2009
charliemccay: I am not sure that having multiple .text attributes makes sense - but I do support having multiple renderings of the document - this could be achieved by having 1..* for bodyChoice -- the bodies would all be renderings of the same document (eg Word and PDF) In a similar way I would like to see the rendering separated from the entries in the RHS (and more than one rendering being possible), and maybe alternate renderings could be conveyed as NonXMLBody. By rendering I mean the narrative content - not (just) then the CDA markup has been transformed to HTML or PDF for display.
