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Tim Barker wrote:
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type="cite">Hi All - i'd appreciate your thought on how microformats
can (or could) be applied to solving the problem i'm trying to tackle:
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A lot of corporations have internal document management systems which
are used to apply change and version control for (mainly) documents.
Ironically, a large company will have around 8 different internal
document managements, each focusing on a different type of document or
process.
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Seems to me that an RSS feed containg a microformat describing the
document meta-data, version infomation and enclosed file would be the
ideal way to distribute document meta-data and version information
between different systems. I'm thinking that it would work in a similar
way to hCard, with each document having its own meta data.
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Would <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/xml/rss/sse/">SSE</a> handle
the versioning/sync issues? You'd still probably want a uf to describe
the document meta-data, 'course.<br>
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Shawn<br>
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