e-CODEX use cases and requirements

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Robin Cover <>
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2012-05-15T14:39:00+00:00
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e-CODEX use cases and requirements
Just spotted this flying across the radar...
> Liaisons material on the TC's main web page  Yes: as described in policy and template for home hage  1.  Liaisons to a Technical Committee or Member Section  "... the liaison must be listed on the web page of the TC"
http://www.oasis-open.org/policies-guidelines/liaison#tcliaison
2.  The "TC Liaisons" should be listed after Subcommittees  on theBDXR TC home page; see:  TC Public Page Template   XHTML Template (.html)   Template Instructions    http://docs.oasis-open.org/templates/TCPublicPageTemplate.htm
Model:  Table of Contents  Announcements  Overview  Subcommittees  TC Liaisons <--************  Technical Work Produced by the Committee  Expository Work Produced by the Committee  External Resources   Mailing Lists and Comments  Additional Information   see: from "Templates"  http://docs.oasis-open.org/templates/
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 8:50 AM, Chet Ensign  < 
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Kenneth, Andrea -
Can I suggest that you can put the Liaisons material on the TC's main  web page? That would make it even more evident than on the charter  page.
/chet
On Tue, May 15, 2012 at 1:27 AM, Kenneth Bengtsson < 
> wrote:
> Dear Andrea  >
> Per request from OASIS the "Liaisons" section was moved to the non-normative
> part of the TC rechartering proposal. Please see attached.  >
> Best regards,  >
> Kenneth  >  >
>
From: Andrea Caccia <  >
>
Date: Monday, May 14, 2012 6:21 PM
>
To: <  >
>
Subject: [bdxr] Error in the published charter  >
> Dear TC,
> I noticed that in the published TC charter the last section "Liaisons" is
> missing, this has to be fixed.
> This can be easily verified comparing the currently published charter
> here:  http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/bdxr/charter.php  with the
> rechartering proposal that has been formally voted and approved, published
> here:  http://wiki.oasis-open.org/bdx/Recharter
>
> Best regards
> Andrea Caccia  >  >  >

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From: Chet Ensign <  >
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To: Kenneth Bengtsson <  >,  
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Cc:
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Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2012 11:30:33 -0400
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Subject: [bdx] Revisions to the submitted revised charter
> Hi Kenneth,  >
> Here are the revisions I would like you to make to the submission.  >
> So that I have everything in one communication, would you put a note
> at the beginning stating that the TC approved requesting a Special
> Majority Ballot to approve its revised charter in its meeting of  > <date> and provide a link to those minutes. I know that you gave me
> that elsewhere, it will just make life simpler if I have everything in
> one place.  >
> Please move the paragraph labelled "Liaisons:" to the non-normative
> section of the submission. Please put that in the "Similar or
> applicable work:" section. You can add it as a second paragraph.  >
> Regarding the First meeting - I believe GoToMeeting always provides a
> call in number for those that can't access the over the Internet.
> While this will sound a bit crazy in this day and age, there are
> companies (such as Bloomberg LP, the last place I worked) that don't
> allow employees to use web meeting software or even Skype! So please
> add a sentence saying something like "A conference calling number will
> be available for any participants who cannot access the meeting
> online" to make sure the meeting is inclusive.  >
> On the list of members supporting rechartering, as you are an
> individual member, your affiliation needs to be "Individual member"
> not Alfa1lab.  >
> You will need an org statement of support from Difi-Agency or,
> alternately, remove Klaus from the list.  >
> You need to add "Name of the Convener:" as the last section. I am
> assuming that you are acting as convener so you can just copy your
> information there.  >
> That's it. I'll start setting up the ballot now so it can get launched
> right away.  >  > --  >  > /chet  >

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From: Kenneth Bengtsson <  >
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To: Chet Ensign <  >
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Cc: "  " <  >
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Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2012 10:59:49 -0500
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Subject: [bdx] OASIS Business Document Exchange (BDX)

Technical Committee
> rechartering
> Dear TC Admin  >
> To move the work of the OASIS Business Document Exchange (BDX)

Technical
> Committee into a broader scope and to accommodate requirements raised by
> BDX adopters, the TC has decided to formally propose the new Charter
> below. The decision to submit the new charter and to commence the formal
> rechartering process was taken at the TC's meeting on March 14 2012 and
> recorded in the minutes of that meeting. The minutes are available here:  >
>  http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=4
> 5438  >  >  >
> Name of the TC:
> OASIS Business Document Exchange TC  >
> Statement of Purpose:
> The BDX standard will describe an architecture (or sets of reference
> architectures) where two entities exchange business documents in a secure
> and reliable way through the use of gateways (sometimes also referred to
> as access points), which is also known as the "four-corner model".  >
> The purpose of the TC is therefore to define the specifications of a
> lightweight and federated messaging and trust infrastructure for reliable
> data exchange, messaging and web services interoperability between
> domains. Here, a "domain" can be any community whose members (a) are
> connected through a shared system, and (b) may interact with others across
> domains.  >
> Regardless of each domain's internal workings, such interactions entail
> them each consuming and exposing to others over the Internet certain
> interfaces. These specifications should provide a framework for domains to
> interoperate securely and reliably (via Web Services), which can therefore
> be viewed as an Inter-cloud Web Services framework.  >
> The TC specifications should be lightweight but, wherever and to the
> extent possible, based on profiles of existing standards from OASIS and
> elsewhere that are widely-used and proven, or otherwise seen to be
> generally applicable. Approaches that are modular and agnostic about data
> content and implementation architectures will be preferred.  >
> The TC will focus first on requirements for exchanges between groups of
> related domains around standardized processes/data. Requirements of
> cross-domain business documents exchange, with its corresponding use
> cases, and implied interoperability requirements will inform
> prioritization of the TC's initial deliverables. The TC will specifically
> address requirements submitted by the Large Scale Pilots ("LSPs") in the
> area of e-government PEPPOL and e-CODEX. The work of the TC will
> contribute to the ongoing convergence of Pan-European messaging and trust
> infrastructures for reliable data exchange.  >
> In certain areas the work will therefore initially be centered on the work
> of these LSPs (notably on SMLP around identity and service discovery,
> addressing and profiling), and will also consider other approaches and
> related specifications (e.g. DNS, ebXML CPA, UDDI, ebXML RegRep,
> WS-Discovery), The TC may define or profile more than one such
> specification(s).  >
> In other areas, published specifications today may be absent or have gaps.
> In such cases the TC will attempt to identify relevant standards or
> work-in-progress at OASIS or other SDOs to establish liaisons with and
> provide requirements for such efforts, as needed.  >
> Scope of work of the TC:
> The specific objectives will be to define, specify and maintain the
> following:  >
> 1. Use cases and requirements, based on submissions;
> 2. Profiling / gap analysis of existing standards with reference to the
> use cases and requirements, potentially including:
>  a) Addressing / Routing / Discovery (SML and related technologies)
>  b) Service profiles/Capabilities (SMP, CPA and others)
>  c) Identity/Authentication
>  d) Trust Frameworks
>  e) Transport / Reliable Messaging (e.g. AS4)
> 3. Unified architecture for all processes necessary and sufficient for the
> superset of supported use cases;
> 4. Specifications for SML/SMP will be developed within the TC;
> 5. PEPPOL specifications for the START and LIME protocols.  >
> List of deliverables:
> Technical specifications for protocols supporting distributed discovery of
> locations and e-business and technical capabilities of exchange partners.  >
> Profiles of B2B messaging protocols for use in four-corner (or
> multi-corner) topologies.  >
> IPR Mode under which the TC will operate:
> The TC will operate under the Non-Assertion Mode.  >
> The anticipated audience or users of the work:
> The initial target groups for the TC are:  >  > - Enterprise procurement vendors and supplier networks  > - Software companies (e.g. providers of middleware and business
> applications)  > - Supplier information management providers  > - Public institutions  > - Financial institutions and payment networks  > - Large private companies  >
> Language of the Technical Committee:
> The business of the Technical Committee will be conducted in English.  >  >
> Non-normative information regarding the rechartering of the TC:  >
> Similar or applicable work:
> There are OASIS TC's and other standards bodies covering topics related to
> the BDX TC: ebMS, ebXML CPA, UDDI, ebXML RegRep, WS-Discovery, AMQP and
> ETSI REM. The BDX TC is not competing with any of these existing standards
> but will build upon their existing specifications to define a complete
> infrastructure architecture.  >
> Liaisons: The initial list of liaisons that will be established includes:
> OASIS ebXML Technical Committees, ETSI ESI and OASIS Identity in the Cloud
> TC. Other liaisons will be established in the course of the work.  >  >
> First meeting:
> First meeting of the rechartered TC will be held May 2nd 2012 at 16.00
> CEST. The meeting will be held online. Access to the meeting is provided
> through  https://www4.gotomeeting.com/join/925073807 . A conference calling
> number will be available for any participants who cannot access the
> meeting online.  >  >
> Meeting schedule:
> The TC will hold weekly conference calls and in addition two face-to-face
> meetings a year (November and May). Face-to-face meetings will be
> sponsored by the members of the TC.  >
> Members supporting the rechartering of the TC:
> Kenneth Bengtsson,   , individual member
> Mikkel Hippe Brun,   , Tradeshift Network Ltd.
> Andrea Caccia,   , AITI-Associazione Italiana
> Tesorieri de Impresa
> Pim van der Eijk,   , Sonnenglanz Consulting
> Tim McGrath,   , Document
> Engineering Services Limited
> Sven Rasmussen,   , Denmark Ministry of Science, Technology &
> Innovation / DIGST
> Susanne Wigaard,   , Land Nordrhein-Westfalen  >
> Organizational members' statements of support:
> Document Engineering Services Limited:  > "Having been a supporter of the original Business Document Exchange TC's
> charter, Document Engineering Services fully supports the rechartering of
> the BDX TC as proposed."  >
> Sonnenglanz Consulting:  > "Sonnenglanz Consulting supports the proposed rechartering of the BDX TC,
> as agreed in the BDX TC meeting of March 14th and recorded in the minutes
>  http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=4
> 5438  > < http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=
> 45438.>."  >
> Land Nordrhein-Westfalen:  > "The Land Nordrhein-Westfalen supports the proposed rechartering of the
> BDX TC."  >
> AITI-Associazione Italiana Tesorieri de Impresa:  > "AITI too supports the rechartering."  >
> Denmark Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation / DIGST:  > "NITA/DIGST also supports the proposed rechartering of the BDX TC, as
> agreed in the BDX TC meeting of March 14th and recorded in the minutes
>  http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=4
> 5438  > < http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=
> 45438.>."  >
> Tradeshift Networks Ltd.:  > "Tradeshift supports the proposed rechartering of the BDX TC, as agreed in
> the BDX TC meeting of March 14th and recorded in the minutes
>  http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=4
> 5438  > < http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bdx/document.php?document_id=
> 45438.>."  >
> Name of the Convener:  >
> The Convener is Kenneth Bengtsson,  
>  >  >  >  >  >

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