File Name: CAM Editor Developer Tool
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The CAM editor is the leading open source toolkit for building and deploying XML exchanges. The CAM editor can import, analyze and refactor existing exchange XML Schema for better compatibility and use in middleware, including generating model compliant XML Schema consistent with enterprise integration patterns. The full XML exchange structure, rules and documentation details are stored in the OASIS CAM standard XML template format.
These CAM standard XML validation templates can include use of content models, code lists, direct SQL table lookups, and business logic expressed as XPath rules with warnings and error flagging that together provide a comprehensive XML exchange handling framework.
The CAM toolkit provides an intuitive approach using a WYSIWYG visual structure editor to dramatically simplify the process of developing and managing XML business information exchanges. This gives developers control, insights and analysis that are needed for consistent, interoperable and reliable exchanges. The CAM toolkit also automates the tasks of generating supporting artifacts such as business documentation, cross-reference spreadsheets, models, XML Schema and test XML instances.
The CAM toolkit supports the use of Canonical Model dictionary components with visual Drag and Drop designing. Also provides a set of tools for harvesting and generating canonical dictionaries from existing XML Schema libraries or enterprise data modelling tools. The CAM approach enables core component message assembly from canonical dictionary collections.
The standalone CAMV validation engine, written in Java, implements an XML validation framework using the OASIS CAM specification as the foundation. Also designed for integration with Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), the CAMV XML validation framework supports use with other message based integration patterns such as Enterprise Application Integration (EAI), LEXS (Logical Entity Exchange System) and ebXML messaging systems.
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