IEC TR 62699-1:2014
(Main)Mapping rules and exchange methods for heterogeneous electronic parts libraries - Part 1: Building an integrated search system
Mapping rules and exchange methods for heterogeneous electronic parts libraries - Part 1: Building an integrated search system
IEC TR 62699-1:2014 describes mapping rules and exchange methods for the development of general and extendable integrated services utilizing heterogeneous multi-national or multi-enterprise electronic parts library data. The scope of this technical report is as follows:
a) identification and classification of mapping types for mapping heterogeneous electronic parts libraries;
b) definition of general mapping rules and specific mapping rules commonly applying to various mapping types.
The following aspects are out of the scope of this technical report:
- schematic definition and management of the electronic parts libraries to be mapped;
- maintenance process for the parts libraries during changes.
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IEC TR 62699-1 ®
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IEC TR 62699-1 ®
Edition 1.0 2014-12
TECHNICAL
REPORT
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Mapping rules and exchange methods for heterogeneous electronic parts
libraries –
Part 1: Building an integrated search system
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD . 4
INTRODUCTION . 6
1 Scope . 7
2 Application architecture . 7
2.1 General . 7
2.2 Interoperability system . 7
2.3 Architecture . 9
2.4 Data flow diagram . 10
2.5 Sequence diagram . 11
2.6 Message block . 11
3 Format of the utilized dictionary . 17
3.1 General . 17
3.2 Format configuration of utilized dictionary . 17
3.3 Rules for description of utilized dictionary . 17
3.4 UD_Class format . 17
3.4.1 General . 17
3.4.2 Utilized class dictionary column . 18
3.4.3 Standard dictionary column . 19
3.5 Root property format . 20
3.5.1 General . 20
3.5.2 Utilized root property dictionary column . 20
3.6 Property format . 22
3.6.1 General . 22
3.6.2 Utilized property dictionary column . 22
4 Mapping types . 24
4.1 General . 24
4.2 Identification of mapping types . 25
4.3 Classification of mapping types . 27
5 Mapping rules . 27
5.1 General mapping model . 27
5.2 Mapping rules for mapping types . 28
5.2.1 Mapping rule for the 1:1 type . 28
5.2.2 Mapping rule for a 1:N, N:1 type . 28
5.2.3 Mapping rule for a 1:0, 0:1 type . 29
6 Interfaces and information processing . 29
6.1 Information exchange. 29
6.2 Message types . 30
6.2.1 General . 30
6.2.2 Message for exchange of parts list information . 30
6.2.3 Message for detailed parts information exchange . 31
6.2.4 Message for indicating an error or a warning state . 31
Figure 1 – Interoperability system status . 8
Figure 2 – Application architecture . 9
Figure 3 – Data flow diagram . 10
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Figure 4 – Sequence diagram . 11
Figure 5 – Message block . 11
Figure 6 – Message control block. 12
Figure 7 – Message contents block . 12
Figure 8 – Message contents block (query request) . 13
Figure 9 – Message contents block (detail request) . 14
Figure 10 – Message contents block (query response) . 15
Figure 11 – Message contents block (detail response) . 16
Figure 12 – Message contents block (error response) . 17
Figure 13 – Example of UD_Class format . 18
Figure 14 – Example of root property format . 20
Figure 15 – Example of property formats . 22
Figure 16 – Example of a case of integration of two parts libraries . 25
Figure 17 – Example of mapping table between SD1 and SD2 . 26
Figure 18 – Example of mapping the properties of the classes . 26
Figure 19 – Example of cases of each mapping type on the utilized dictionary . 27
Figure 20 – Example of a case of user interface through a utilized dictionary . 30
Figure 21 – Example of request and response on information exchange . 30
Table 1 – Example of a case of a 1:1 mapping type . 28
Table 2 – Example of a case of a 1:N, N:1 mapping type . 28
Table 3 – Example of a case of a 1:0 mapping type . 29
Table 4 – Types of message . 31
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MAPPING RULES AND EXCHANGE METHODS FOR
HETEROGENEOUS ELECTRONIC PARTS LIBRARIES –
Part 1: Building an integrated search system
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