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  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) -- Global Justice XML Data Model 30 September 2004
    SEARCH, with Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) as its contractor, has developed a "Next Generation" JIEM Modeling Tool that is currently undergoing testing. The new JIEM Modeling Tool provides a bridge to Global JXDM components, that will include Global JXDM reference exchange documents, as they are developed. This will help justice practitioners model the information dimension of their TO-BE data exchanges to be consistent with national justice data exchange standards.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    Since its first prerelease in April 2003, the Global JXDM has continued to undergo intensive reviews, receive feedback and error reports online from the public, and provide a Global JXDM Listserv discussion forum for sharing expertise and support. Today, more than 50 law enforcement and justice-related projects have been implemented utilizing the Global JXDM, further demonstrating the flexibility and stability of the Global JXDM.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Users’ Conference is focused on implementation and the issues, tools, and techniques that will help justice and public safety organizations use the Global JXDM to improve information sharing. Successful implementation of the Global JXDM requires understanding at the policy, management, operations, and technical staff levels. Sessions will be provided for each of these groups. Organizations should consider sending teams to cover the full range of topics addressed.
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  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    There are several ways that a local schema might extend the Global JXDM. A simple set of examples has been prepared that illustrates various extension methods . One of these methods is based on the World Wide Web consortium (W3C) rules for extension of XML Schema types . W3C Schema rules for type extension allow many possibilities. However, type extension within the Global JXDM is intended to maintain a class hierarchy of objects by adhering to a more restrictive set of subclass rules.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The following information is provided as a reference list of justice and public safety agencies who are developing, or who have implemented, information sharing projects utilizing the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM). Listings include project descriptions, timelines, funding, cost savings, and point-of-contact information. Individuals who are interested in submitting a project to this page may access the document
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    This resource lists informal conformance requirements for developers who are applying the Global JXDM to their information sharing projects. The Global JXDM Implementation Guidelines ensure that a basic core set of information (the Global JXDM components) is well understood by the community and carries the same meaning. The result is some level of interoperability that would be unachievable with the proliferation of custom schemas and dictionaries.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    This resource lists informal conformance requirements for developers who are applying the Global JXDM to their information sharing projects. The Global JXDM Implementation Guidelines ensure that a basic core set of information (the Global JXDM components) is well understood by the community and carries the same meaning. The result is some level of interoperability that would be unachievable with the proliferation of custom schemas and dictionaries.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), with support from the GJXDM Training and Technical Assistance Committee ( GTTAC ), invites proposals for presentations, panel sessions, and tutorials on topics related to the implementation or use of the Global Justice Extensible Markup Language (XML) Data Model (Global JXDM) at the 1st Annual Global JXDM Users' Conference, scheduled June 8-10, 2005, in Atlanta, Georgia.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Bureau of Justice Assistance, with support from GTTAC, collaborates with the Global JXDM user community, and continually strives to coordinate and provide relevant outreach activities, services, and resources. GTTAC member organizations and participant representatives work for the following organizations as well as other organizations who offer help in understanding and applying the model.
  • Global Justice XML Data Model
    The Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) is intended to be a data reference model for the exchange of information within the justice and public safety communities. The Global JXDM is a product of the Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative's (Global) Infrastructure and Standards Working Group (ISWG). It was developed by the Global ISWG's XML Structure Task Force (XSTF). The following are key links to Global JXDM resources.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    An important developmental highlight is that the Global JXDM, Version 3.0.2, is forward compatible with all XML instances written for Global JXDM, Version 3.0. Global JXDM, Version 3.0, instances validate with all 3.0.2 schemas and schema subsets. Global JXDM, Version 3.0, will remain available indefinitely.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Global JXDM endeavor began in March 2001 as a reconciliation of data definitions and evolved into a broad two-year effort to develop an XML-based framework that would enable the entire justice and public safety communities to effectively share information at all levels—-laying the foundation for local, state, tribal, and national justice interoperability.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Global JXDM is an object-oriented data model for organizing the content of a data dictionary, the Global Justice XML Data Dictionary (Global JXDD), in a database. From this database, an XML schema specification can be generated that consistently represents the semantics and structure of common data elements and types required for information exchange within the justice and public safety communities.
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    1st Annual Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Users' Conference
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    Throughout the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) development and testing process, several tools were identified as necessary for assisting individuals and agencies in implementing the Global JXDM. These tools include a mechanism for reporting errors, a tool to search the model and build schema subsets, a means for validation, and more. As new Global JXDM Tools are identified and developed, they will be made available on this Web site.
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    Throughout the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) development and testing process, several tools were identified as necessary for assisting individuals and agencies in implementing the Global JXDM. These tools include a mechanism for reporting errors, a tool to search the model and build schema subsets, a means for validation, and more. As new Global JXDM Tools are identified and developed, they will be made available on this Web site.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    Note: As a rule, nonfiction writers, such as non-tabloid journalists, will be granted a subscription to the Global JXDM Listserv upon request, but fiction writers, such as novelists, will not. However, anyone may contact the Global JXDM Listserv owners at the contact information provided, below.
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    IT Initiatives > Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM)
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    1st Annual Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Users' Conference
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    For Global JXDM and Global JXDD error reporting, refer to the Bugzilla Feedback site . Bugzilla is a feedback mechanism designed for software bug-tracking and provides the capability to submit comments, questions, requests, and problems about the use of the Global JXDM and Global JXDD.
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    For historical documentation and a brief history on the development of the Global JXDM, refer to Global JXDM History & Historical Documentation .
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    Global JXDM Advisory Bodies
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    The U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs (OJP), is pleased to offer Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Developer's Workshops, sponsored and offered by partnering organizations at different locations throughout the country. The workshops provide public training on the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM), version 3.0.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    IT Initiatives > Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) > Global JXDM Tools
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    You agree to indemnify and hold the Global JXDM Listserv owners and their subsidiaries, affiliates, officers, agents, and employees harmless from any claim or demand, including reasonable attorney's fees, made by any third party due to or arising out of content you submit, post, transmit, or make available through the Global JXDM Listserv service, your use of the service, your connection to the service, your violation of the Terms and Conditions, or your violation of the rights of others.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    , 1st Annual Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Users' Conference
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    GTTAC, GXSTF, and the XML Advisory Committee have made the recommendation for this paper to become the accepted terminology for characterizing information exchange solutions using the Global JXDM. The Office of Justice Programs (OJP) has accepted this recommendation.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    For Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) and Global Justice XML Data Dictionary (Global JXDD) error reporting, refer to the Bugzilla Feedback site . Bugzilla is a feedback mechanism designed for software bug-tracking and provides the capability to submit comments, questions, requests, and problems about the use of the Global JXDM and Global JXDD.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives - The Information Sharing Resource for the Justice and Public Safety Communities
    1st Annual Global JXDM Users' Conference Lines up Over 40 Premier Lessons and Sessions
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    The Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Schema Subset Generation Tool (SSGT) is a valuable tool that assists developers in creating Global JXDM schema subsets, based on the previously published Rules for Schema Subsets . In generating a schema subset, there is one primary, overriding rule: Instances that validate to the schema subset will validate to the full schema.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    To assist users in migrating between Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) versions and to provide early warning of future deletions in non-compatible releases, components that will be deleted (in the next major version) are identified as deprecated . Although validation is guaranteed, the use of deprecated components should be avoided in all new applications, schemas, or instances. This is especially important when a replacement for the deprecated component is already available.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The following is a resourceful list of documents that provide historical development, overview, and technical information on the Global Justice Extensible Markup Language (XML) Data Model (Global JXDM) and the Global Justice XML Data Dictionary (Global JXDD). Refer to Evolution of Global Justice XML for a brief history of the development of the Global JXDM.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Office of Justice Programs (OJP), U.S. Department of Justice, and the Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global) strive to assist agencies in their efforts to implement projects using the Global Justice Extensible Markup Language (XML) Data Model (Global JXDM) by hosting, with partner organizations, public training and events, such as workshops, briefings, and more.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The following are links to the monthly Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Listserv Newsletter. Subscribers of the Global JXDM Listserv can expect to receive a notification via the listserv when new issues are available.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The JIEM interfaces with the Global JXDM and allows users to incorporate reference exchanges into their site databases at the outset of their documentation efforts. The JIEM contains hundreds of key exchanges common to most jurisdictions. These key exchanges were developed as a result of years of research among numerous jurisdictions.
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    The following tools were designed for the purpose of assisting developers in searching and navigating the Global JXDM, and for building Global JXDM schema subsets.
  • Global Justice XML Data Model 3.0.2
    For each of these schemas we also include a proxy schema that acts as an intermediary between an external schema and the Global JXDM. Proxy schemas add SuperType attributes to external simple types. This allows an external type (for example "vehicle make code") to be used as a field value along with Global JXDM attributes, such as "sensitivity" and "effective date".
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The Global JXDM advisory body that supports the development of Global JXDM training and technical assistance is the GJXDM Training and Technical Assistance Committee (GTTAC). Refer to GTTAC for more information on this committee.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The following supporting resources will contribute to the user’s understanding of the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) and provide references to specific ''current'' technical information and guidelines necessary for practical Global JXDM implementation. Resources are organized into categories: Component Definitions and Examples; Requirements and Guides; and Specifications and Tools.
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    For Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) and Global Justice XML Data Dictionary (Global JXDD) error reporting, refer to the Bugzilla Feedback site . Bugzilla is a feedback mechanism designed for software bug-tracking and provides the capability to submit comments, questions, requests, and problems about the use of the Global JXDM and Global JXDD.
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    The following is a list of presentation topics and speakers at the Global JXDM Executive Briefing, held on February 28, 2005, in Arlington, Virginia. Included are links to downloadable presenter slides and audio recordings (in MP3 format).
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    IT Initiatives > Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) > Global JXDM Training & Events
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    IT Initiatives > Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) > Global JXDM Advisory Bodies
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    OJP aids the member organizations of Global, and the people they serve, through a series of important initiatives. These include the facilitation of GAC Working Groups; development of technology standards, such as the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) ; creation of white papers on data sharing issues, such as the National Criminal Intelligence Sharing Plan (NCISP) ; and the dissemination of information via the Global Web site.
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    Global JXDM Event Coming Soon: 1st Annual Global JXDM Users' Conference
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    1st Annual Global JXDM Users' Conference Lines up Over 40 Premier Lessons and Sessions
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    Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM)
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    - The Office of Justice Programs' (OJP) Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) announces the first U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Annual Global Justice Extensible Markup Language (XML) Data Model (Global JXDM) Users' Conference , to be held June 8-10, 2005, in Atlanta, Georgia. This conference is sponsored in partnership...
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    Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM)
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    Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM)
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    schema is used to define the structure of the ''appinfo'' elements of the Global JXDM schemas. The ''appinfo'' elements are annotations that provide information for tools, stylesheets, and other applications.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    IT Initiatives > Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) > Global JXDM Technical Documentation
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    A Java application, the Global JXDM Validator , is available for validating XML instances. It uses the Apache Xerces Java XML Parser library, which has a highly standards-conformant validator. It does a much better job of validating than some tools and is relatively fast.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The entire Global JXDM Class Hierarchy is represented in a downloadable spreadsheet. This reference is a simple visual representation of all complex-type derivations and simple types in a tree format.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    The following is an archive of Global Justice XML Data Dictionary (GJXDD) prerelease versions that underwent review and validation processes. These are listed for historical reference only and are not supported . For actual implementation, it is highly recommended that the operational release of the Global Justice XML Data Model (GJXDM), Version 3.0 , be utilized, rather than the prerelease versions listed below.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) Overview CD, Edition 1
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    Though every Listserv is unique, certain behavioral conventions are recognized as standard in Internet communications. Owners of the Global JXDM Listserv refer to listserv conduct guidelines proffered by such writers as Virginia Shea in her book, Netiquette , when assessing the appropriateness of postings to the list.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    To apply, read and accept the Global JXDM Listserv Terms and Conditions and fill out the Global JXDM Listserv Application Form .
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    Stationary, nonstandard fonts and HTML cannot be read by every e-mail program. Being a considerate list member means being aware that other list members may be running mail programs that cannot read these features, resulting in their receiving unreadable coded messages. Messages that are sent to the Global JXDM Listserv with too much visible coding or formatting will not be posted. If you need assistance with turning off these features, please contact your systems administrator.
  • OJP Information Technology Initiatives
    Stationary, nonstandard fonts and HTML cannot be read by every e-mail program. Being a considerate list member means being aware that other list members may be running mail programs that cannot read these features, resulting in their receiving unreadable coded messages. Messages that are sent to the Global JXDM Listserv with too much visible coding or formatting will not be posted. If you need assistance with turning off these features, please contact your systems administrator.
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    IT Initiatives > Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) > Global JXDM Listserv

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