The railML schemas are all defined from the needs of all partners. While from 2008 to 2020 railML 2 was defined directly in XML Schema Definition (XSD), railML 3 was from the beginning defined in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and the XSD was derived from it. The ...
During the latest railML ® conference, railML.org’s common coordinator, Thomas Nygreen, tried out a new way to allow the participants to take on a more active role during his presentation. He chose to use a series of polls to give the participants a chance to engage ...
The 38th railML® Conference took place on the 18th of November 2020 in a virtual conference room! We hoped it would be attended by at least as many participants as the previous virtual conference and we are happy to announce that our expectations were met and ...
The 37th railML Conference took place on the 16th of June 2020 in a virtual conference room! This was the first conference of its kind and was a great success. It was dedicated to the German-speaking community, attracting over 70 participants from multiple companies ...
Throughout development of any program, plan or project, there are always new ideas or proposals that arise during the process. This prompts changes to be made or, in the case of railML ®, new minor and, eventually, major versions to be released. Simple extensions are ...
As an exchange format for railway data, railML® depends on the correct use by railway-IT applications and so the process of certification concludes in a mutual benefit for both railML.org and our partners. The main aspects of this are quality assurance and easy interoperability ...
