In reference to introductory paragraph stated below:
Class names start with upper case (UpperCamelCase rule). Class names should use singular form. Class names must be unique across the whole CIM. Be aware there is a potential conflict of profile names and class names that may occur from the 62361-100 NDR standard for XSD naming rules, so the choice of profile names and class names should be made with this consideration.
Tanja Kostic commented:
This is inversion of control. We cannot rename CIM classes because somebody defined the profile with the same name as a CIM class. This should be stated in the profile definition document, something like: Profile name should not duplicate CIM UML class name as this causes conflicts with envelope name when following existing XSD profile naming rules.
Would you rename Core::Equipment class? We have to rename Equipment profile and envelope element.
Kendall commented:
I like the rewording here. In my opinion, the issue is with NDR decisions and the complication could have been avoided. I was not part of that discussion and accept its a potential conflict as the NDR is written.
Update 2013-05-15 [Kendall]: There is no need at all to talk about profiles here. It's a problem of profile definition what name to choose; CIM does not care. I would like we remove the sentence.
In reference to introductory paragraph stated below:
Tanja Kostic commented:
This is inversion of control. We cannot rename CIM classes because somebody defined the profile with the same name as a CIM class. This should be stated in the profile definition document, something like: Profile name should not duplicate CIM UML class name as this causes conflicts with envelope name when following existing XSD profile naming rules.
Would you rename Core::Equipment class? We have to rename Equipment profile and envelope element.
Kendall commented:
I like the rewording here. In my opinion, the issue is with NDR decisions and the complication could have been avoided. I was not part of that discussion and accept its a potential conflict as the NDR is written.
Update 2013-05-15 [Kendall]: There is no need at all to talk about profiles here. It's a problem of profile definition what name to choose; CIM does not care. I would like we remove the sentence.