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An Implementation of Documents Interoperability Measuring System

For the purpose of measuring document interoperability, a Feature Data Model (FDM) of open office document format is proposed to deal with documents. Feature Data is defined as a document container, which contains a number of document features. Each data object in the container meets different document standards and specifications. By using FDM, the instance documents establish the mapping relationships of features between different formats. Then use Feature Data as assistance to measure interoperability and calculate the statistical results automatically. The Documents Interoperability Measuring System (DIMS) mentioned in this paper is implemented by JAVA to prove the feasibility of this model and architecture.