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Re: [ebxml-jc] do we need a call Jan 15?

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Colleen Evans <>
Date
2003-01-14T20:26:50+00:00
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Re: [ebxml-jc] do we need a call Jan 15?
This is the only response I've seen, so I assume we don't need a call tomorrow.

Could those who haven't responded to the action items 1 and 3 below
please do so?  I'd like to get them off my plate <g>.

Thanks,

Colleen

"Breininger, Kathryn R" wrote:
 Hi
Colleen.  I will be out of town on Jan. 15th, but if the rest of the
group requires the call, please go ahead.  I will catch up when I
read the minutes.

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From: Colleen Evans [mailto:]

Sent: Friday, January 10,
2003 3:46 PM

To: 

Subject: [ebxml-jc] do we
need a call Jan 15?

 

At our Dec 4 meeting we scheduled a tentative call for next Wednesday,
Jan 15, at 8 PT.

Do we require a call?  I don't know of any agenda items.

Here are the action items and status from the last meeting:

Action Items

1. Colleen - draft submission for JC to review by 12/6.  Submission
to Karl / OASIS TAB requesting an official way to implement versioning
and documentation of schemas across OASIS approved schemas.  Also
how to represent compatibility links to other specs.  A more formal
way to code a compatibility matrix, perhaps something that could possibly
be processed by a tool and well understood across specifications.

<ce:  Done.  Received feedback from Jacques and Katheryn 
- draft text with input from Jacques below.  Is it ready to go?>

(1)We feel there is a need for an OASIS-wide way to implement shema

versioning and documentation across OASIS approved schemas.

More generally, specifications should include a formal representation

of their version number, e.g. using a common XML document format.

All this would make it easier to obtain, query, and process the
version number

of an implementation.

(2) We also feel there is a need for a common way to represent

compatibility links to other specs.  While the ebXML Joint
Technical

Liaison Team  is developing an ebXML standards compatibility
matrix, a more

formal way to code a compatibility matrix (for integration as well
as interoperability)

is required across OASIS, ideally a model that could be processed
by a tool

and well understood across specifications.

2. Colleen - update JC home page (webmaster.org [Sharon]).

<pending responses for 3 below>

3. Chairs - send Colleen a JC membership update for #2 AI.

<received an update from Kathryn>

Regards,

Colleen
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