NEWS from railML

Understanding semantic constraints in railML

What is a Semantic Constraint and why do we need them? A semantic constraint may be defined as a rule or condition applied to data, with the purpose of validating that the information is not only syntactically correct, but also logically consistent ...

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Announcement of the end of support for railML 2.4

As the railML® is always developing further it is not worthwhile to continue the support of older versions like railML 2.4. Therefore, the support of railML 2.4 will end on November 30th, 2026. Furthermore, the new railML 3.3 schema is available ...

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[IS] Re: [railML 3.2] Modelling of Routing Rules by Torben Brand

23. Jan 2025

[IL] Re: [railML 3.2] Speed dependent overlaps by David Lichti

15. Jan 2025

[MISC] Re: [railML3] How to deal with UUIDs by Thomas Nygreen

31. Oct 2024

[TT] [railML 3] Custom Stop Activities by David Lichti

21. Jan 2025