[cosmos-dev] Re: Resource Modeling Capabilities in COSMOS 1.0

[David Whiteman <David_Whiteman@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, the list is accurate.  Did
you get it from the input to the user's guide?  Perhaps the only thing
that needs to be added is a bullet to point out the data center example.

I believe Mark was wanting to reply on any further synergy
between SML, COSMOS, and CML, so I will defer on your 2nd question, besides
mentioning that CML will be expressed using SML.

David 
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"Mohsin, Jimmy" <Jimmy.Mohsin@xxxxxx>
wrote on 05/30/2008 09:12:48 AM:
 
> Valentina / David,
>  
> I am trying to add 2-3 slides for the new sheriff
that details the Resource 
> Modeling capabilities in COSMOS 1.0….  I mooched off the list
below from the wiki… 
> Some questions / requests…
> 1.    Is this list accurate? Or has
something be added / deleted?
> 2.    Given the nature of the audience,
can you think of some updates below to make
> the info a little more connected to the rest of COSMOS & CML?
Specifically, 
> references to MDRs and how SML fits into COSMOS overall would greatly
help….
> ---------------------------------------------------------Lines
below stolen from 
> the 
> wiki------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> COSMOS provides a rich set of tooling to support
working with SML and SML-IF data: 
> ·         SML-IF editor
- allows you to graphically browse and navigate an SML-IF 
> document, and serves as a hub for other SML-IF operations 
> ·         SML-IF validator
- validates SML documents and SML-IF files against the 
> specification schemas and the Schematron rules, ensuring that the
syntax and data 
> conforms to these 
> ·         SML repository
- provides a flat-file based repository for storing SML 
> documents, including a binding to CMDBf so that query service requests
can be handled 
> ·         SML-IF import
- allows you to import SML-IF files into the SML repository
> as SML documents. These SML-IF files could have been previously exported
from 
> another COSMOS SML repository or even another management application.

> ·         SML-IF export
- allows you to export SML documents from the SML 
> repository into an SML-IF file. This is essentially the reverse operation
from the 
> SML-IF import, and allows data to be exchanged with other applications.


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