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Tags: harmonization interop interoperability odf ooxml opendocment openxml on 03-07-2008 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: harmonization interop interoperability oasis odf ooxml opendocument on 03-07-2008 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: ecma harmonization ibm interoperability iso oasis odf ooxml opendocument openxml sutor weir on 02-01-2008 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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This site is now live, although there's a ton of customization and configuration work to be done. But we might as well kick off by reprinting a comment I unsuccessfully attempted to post on IBM vice president Bob Sutor's blog today.
I'm flattered that my post was the apparent triggering event for Sutor's announcement later in the day that he will now only allow comments from people who use their "real names."
Tags: interop interoperability open soa standards xml on 01-29-2008 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: cdf interoperability odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocument sharepoint on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: cdf interoperability iso odf odf-tc officeopenxml ooxml opendocument xml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: cdf conformance-clause interoperability marbux metadata odf odf-tc ooxml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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posted by Gary Edwards on 12-12-2007
Tags: ecma-376 interoperability iso marbux microsoft odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocument xml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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By Marbux | posted Jun 19, 2007 - 3:16 PM |
Asellus sez: "I will not say OOXML is easy to implement, but saying ODF is easier to implement just by looking at the ISO specification is a fallacy."
I shouldn't respond to trolls, but I will this time. Asellus is simply wrong. Large hunks of Ecma 376 are simply undocumented. And what's more, absolutely no vendor has a featureful app that writes to that format. Not even Microsoft. There's a myth that Ecma 376 is the same as the Office Open XML used by Microsoft. It is not.
I've spend a few hundred hours comparing the Ecma 376 specification (the version of OOXML being considered at ISO) to the information about the undocumented APIs used by MS Office 2007 that recently sprung loose in litigation. See http://www.groklaw.net/p...Rpt_Andrew_Schulman.pdf
Each of those APIs *should* have corresponding metadata in the formats, but are not in the Ecma 376 specification.
Tags: interoperability iso linux odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocument patents xml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: interoperability iso linux odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocument patents xml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: interoperability iso linux odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocument patents xml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: california compatibility davinci interoperability iso massachusetts oasis odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocument openxml plugin xml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Subject: Suggested ODF1.2 items
Suggested enhancement for OpenDocument V1.2
Tags: imported:del.icio.us interop interoperability msxml odf on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: collaboration exchange/sharepoint-hub imported:del.icio.us interoperability mooxml msoffice odf on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: contradictions ecma eooxml inconsistencies interoperability iso microsoft oasis odf openxml on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Brian, the fact that you are encouraging people not to use those compatibility flags does not matter at all here. There obviously will be documents with those flags turned on, right? Otherwise you wouldn't have put this in the standard. So it's just a corner case, but still: This means ONLY your office suite will be able to display those documents correctly, even if a competing program implemented the whole specification. Why? Because you didn't specify how those flags affect the display of the document (a hell of a specification you have there...). I still haven't seen any answer to this valid criticism. It's a competitive advantage for Microsoft since the standard is incomplete and your company is the only one that has the missing parts.
- Stephan
Tags: cdf interop interoperability iso odef odf opendocument on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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Tags: antitrust interoperability microsoft odf on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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The second abusive practice the Commission found Microsoft guilty of is the
deliberate obstruction of interoperability, generally achieved through
arbitrary and willful modification of Open Standards. This makes it
impossible for competitors to write interoperable software. This is to
the detriment of customers, who find themselves locked into the
products of one vendor, the antithesis of competition.
It might look much worse in the light of public statements that
Microsoft will
not even commit to standards that it has proposed itself, such as
the recent Microsoft
OfficeOpenXML (OOXML) format it wants approved by ISO.
The less people talk about the interoperability side of the case, the
better for Microsoft. Otherwise people might connect MS-OOXML to the
fact that Microsoft initiated the standardisation effort in the
workgroup server area to open the market and later started
obstruction of interoperability on its own standard to drive the
innovator out of the market.
Tags: cdf interoperability iso odf officeopenxml ooxml opendocment standards on 12-12-2007 -Cached -About Shared by:Gary Edwards
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