ISO 10303:2005
ISO 10303:2005 Industrial automation systems and integration – Product data representation and exchange – Part 14: Description methods: The EXPRESS-X language reference manual
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Description
ISO 10303-14:2005 specifies a language for specifying relationships between data that are governed by EXPRESS schemas, and for specifying alternate views of data that are governed by EXPRESS schemas. The language is called EXPRESS-X.
EXPRESS-X is a structural data mapping language. It consists of language elements that allow an unambiguous specification of a relationship between EXPRESS schemas.
The following are within the scope of ISO 10303-14:2005:
– mapping of data governed by one EXPRESS schema to data governed by another EXPRESS schema;
– mapping of data governed by one version of an EXPRESS schema to data governed by another version of that EXPRESS schema, where the two schemas have different names;
– specification of requirements for data translators for data sharing and data exchange applications;
– specification of alternate views of data defined by an EXPRESS schema;
– an alternate notation for application protocol mapping tables;
– bidirectional mappings where mathematically possible;
– specification of constraints that may be evaluated against data produced by mapping.
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1
Published Date
2005-10-12
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English
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Abstract
ISO 10303-14:2005 specifies a language for specifying relationships between data that are governed by EXPRESS schemas, and for specifying alternate views of data that are governed by EXPRESS schemas. The language is called EXPRESS-X.
EXPRESS-X is a structural data mapping language. It consists of language elements that allow an unambiguous specification of a relationship between EXPRESS schemas.
The following are within the scope of ISO 10303-14:2005:
- mapping of data governed by one EXPRESS schema to data governed by another EXPRESS schema;
- mapping of data governed by one version of an EXPRESS schema to data governed by another version of that EXPRESS schema, where the two schemas have different names;
- specification of requirements for data translators for data sharing and data exchange applications;
- specification of alternate views of data defined by an EXPRESS schema;
- an alternate notation for application protocol mapping tables;
- bidirectional mappings where mathematically possible;
- specification of constraints that may be evaluated against data produced by mapping.
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