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XML Schemas for XML Infoset Files

I had a number of requests for XML Schemas which explained the XML Infoset files which I use to work with XBRL. Well, here is a first cut. Note that I have had two different versions of terminology which I was using, I am transitioning to a new third format which syncs a bunch of things together.

These are DRAFT versions of the XML Schemas (I hope to have the final version within one to two months along with RDF/OWL ontologies which explains these and some other things:

Model structure: http://xbrlsite.com/DigitalFinancialReporting/Schemas/ModelStructure.xsd (note that this was called the relations infoset)
Fact table: http://xbrlsite.com/DigitalFinancialReporting/Schemas/FactTable.xsd
Report elements: http://xbrlsite.com/DigitalFinancialReporting/Schemas/ReportElements.xsd
Business rules: (to do)

If you want to understand this stuff more, please refer to the "Digital Financial Reporting" page of my blog.

Posted on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 11:31AM by

Charlie in Modeling Business Information Using XBRL |

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