A speculative suggestion....

[Ken Lassesen-2]

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One missing piece of the many pieces may be shown in the attached file.
<<wiLstPrd.txt>>
We have product guids and the installed names. For CPE (or some new initiative), it would be sweet to have something like

<cpe id="xyz">
     <productguid>F1CA2F29-026E-4828-A39A-0BEFAFA140D7</productguid>
     <productguid>EBC91840-41E1-4CC3-AC11-0B889546223C</productguid>
</cpe>

This would allow some automation definitiveness (in the Windows world at least) and simplicity.

Comments?

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[Andrew Buttner]

There is a <reference> and <notes> section in CPE Schema that is meant
to hold information like a GUID.  Ideally, this information would be
part of the dictionary when downloaded.  Of course, the challenge is
figuring out how to (easily) get all these references mapped to a CPE.

Thanks
Drew  

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ken Lassesen [mailto:[hidden email]]
> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 1:35 PM
> To: cpe-discussion-list CPE Community Forum
> Subject: [CPE-DISCUSSION-LIST] A speculative suggestion....
>
> One missing piece of the many pieces may be shown in the
> attached file.
> <<wiLstPrd.txt>>
> We have product guids and the installed names. For CPE (or
> some new initiative), it would be sweet to have something like
>
> <cpe id="xyz">
>      <productguid>F1CA2F29-026E-4828-A39A-0BEFAFA140D7</productguid>
>      <productguid>EBC91840-41E1-4CC3-AC11-0B889546223C</productguid>
> </cpe>
>
> This would allow some automation definitiveness (in the
> Windows world at least) and simplicity.
>
> Comments?
>
>
> Ken Lassesen,
> HomeOffice: 360-297-4717   Cell: 360-509-2402  Fax: [phone]
> IM: [hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>  
> [hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>  
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>

[Ken Lassesen-2]

Actually, the reverse may be better to state -- verify that there is a CPE for every GUID.....

With a little luck with the code, I may be able to generate an utility that would generate data to feed into a master CPE database...


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-----Original Message-----
From: Buttner, Drew [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 3:39 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [CPE-DISCUSSION-LIST] A speculative suggestion....

There is a <reference> and <notes> section in CPE Schema that is meant to hold information like a GUID.  Ideally, this information would be part of the dictionary when downloaded.  Of course, the challenge is figuring out how to (easily) get all these references mapped to a CPE.

Thanks
Drew  

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ken Lassesen [mailto:[hidden email]]
> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 1:35 PM
> To: cpe-discussion-list CPE Community Forum
> Subject: [CPE-DISCUSSION-LIST] A speculative suggestion....
>
> One missing piece of the many pieces may be shown in the attached
> file.
> <<wiLstPrd.txt>>
> We have product guids and the installed names. For CPE (or some new
> initiative), it would be sweet to have something like
>
> <cpe id="xyz">
>      <productguid>F1CA2F29-026E-4828-A39A-0BEFAFA140D7</productguid>
>      <productguid>EBC91840-41E1-4CC3-AC11-0B889546223C</productguid>
> </cpe>
>
> This would allow some automation definitiveness (in the Windows world
> at least) and simplicity.
>
> Comments?
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