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This document describes the ODRL - XXXTechnology Profile/Recommendation.
This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. This is a public Working Draft of the ODRL-XXX Recommendation/Profile document. It has been produced by the ODRL-XXX Working Group. This is a Working Draft for review by ODRL-XXX working group members and other interested parties. Comments on this document should be sent to editors and discussion of this document takes place on the public working group mailing list odrl-XXX@odrl.net archived at http://lists.odrl.net/pipermail/odrl-XXX/).
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In this section the XXX Technology should be introduced. Include any relevant background information and application fields and references to further readings.
In this section, clearly indicate why this Profile/Recommendation is required. Underline the motivation with descriptive and demonstrative use cases where ODRL is used in the connection with XXX Technology. Try to make this section understandable for a broader audience.
In this section, please list the requirements for the Profile/Recommendation.
1. | Basic Requirement or Requirements Group
Explain Basic Requirement of Requirements Group |
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1.1. | Detailed Requirement Explain detailed Requirement |
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2. | Another basic requirement
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In this section please name new ODRL Vocabulary and describe it semantics. For the vocabulary definition please use ISO-11179 (refer to ODRL Version 1.1). Please decribe:
In this section, please describe the concrete technical and semantical mapping between ODRL and the XXX Technology. The mapping section must also refer to all listed requirements and indicate whether they have been met or not.
In this section, please provide Scenarios and XML code examples where the XXX Technology, ODRL and the XXX specific vocabulary are used.
<!--example-xml-code--> <rights> <permission>... <party>... <asset>... </rights>
Section | Description |
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[ODRL] | R. Iannella (ed). Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL), Version 1.1.
Technical Specifcation, ODRL Initiative, http://www.w3.org/TR/odrl/, August 2002.
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[RFC2119] | Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels, S. Bradner. The Internet Society, March 1997. ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc2119.txt
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