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  • Version 2 of the single ILR specification (16 posts)

  • Avatar Image Selvy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Hello all

    Please note that version 2 of the single ILR specification and other associated documents are now available on our website (http://www.theia.org.uk/ilr/ilrdocuments/201112_ilrdetail.htm )

    You are welcome to post your comments on these documents on this forum.

    Selvy

  • Avatar Image Selvy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Just a quick update…. There was an issue with the published Version 2 schema and it is currently unavailable.

    Selvy

  • Avatar Image said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    hi selvey – what was wrong with it? when will the new one be ready to download?

    ta!

  • Avatar Image Selvy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Hi Jake

    It will be available to download later today or tomorrow.

    Selvy

  • Avatar Image martinwest said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Ok how do you unzip this ?
    Tried windows 7, ultimate, XP and winZip but all return same error – unable to unzip files (unknown method)

    Martin

  • Avatar Image Selvy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Hi Martin

    We managed to open the zipped files. Not sure why you cannot.

    Selvy

  • Avatar Image said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    nope – i cannot either – exactly the same message

    windows xp using winzip and winrar etc – think it needs re-zipping and reposting

  • Avatar Image Selvy said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Okay – we will investigate at this end and come back to you.

    Selvy

  • Avatar Image martinwest said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Selvy

    It seems that the compression method used is not compatible with windows or WinZip 3.9.
    A Workaround is to use 7 Zip.

    Martin

  • Avatar Image Anna said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Hi all

    Apologies for this – we're aiming to get it re-zipped to be backwards compatible and uploaded tomorrow. I'll post a message on here once this has been done.

    Anna

  • Avatar Image Anna said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Hello, me again

    We've managed to get the re-zipped version up on the website today – it is published as version 2.2 on the usual ILR Documents page (http://www.theia.org.uk/ilr/ilrdocuments/201112_ilrdetail.htm).

    Please let us know if you are still getting problems with this.

    Anna

  • Avatar Image martinwest said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Anna,
    No problem now – 2.2 is OK with windows and WniZip,

    Martin

  • Avatar Image Gary Townsend said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    I am receiving element is invalid messages where the email address contains an underscore:

    'http://www.theia.org.uk/ILR/2011-12/1:Email' element is invalid – The value 'test_user_account@hotmail.com' is invalid according to its datatype 'http://www.theia.org.uk/ILR/2011-12/1:EmailType' – The Pattern constraint failed.

    Is this a known issue, or a new issue?

    Regards,
    Gary.

  • Avatar Image martinwest said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Gary
    This is due to the restricted pattern type for the email address in commom_Types.xsd which does not reflect all the allowed characters in the ILR specifications for an email address but I have not had a problem with this yet as no current learners have an underscore in their email address.

    Regards

  • Avatar Image said 1 year, 1 month ago:

    Had not expected 'underscore' to be used in an email address, the common_types.xsd has the following string pattern defined as "" which allows Uppercase and lowercase alpha characters, numbers, @, fullstops and hyphens as valid characters only.

    Looking at the requirements in the ILR Spec, the only validation is about having an @ and fullstop separators.
    Googling Wikipedia – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_address#Invalid_email_addresses
    There is a lot more valid characters that could be used in an email address, though as noted Hotmail has it's own restrictions on what it will allow.

    If the group finds more Valid Email Addresses formats that the XSD fails – will need to consider relaxing the pattern validation in the XSD.

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