Re: [egov] [chairs] Spec/Standard Interop Demo at XML 2003

Title: Re: [egov] [chairs] Spec/Standard Interop Demo at
XML

Note: I meant to copy this to the EMTC list, but had a typo in
the address.

Duane,

I would suggest using the WSRP TC's spec (Web Services for Remote
Portlets using WSDL and your registry tool for ebXML--this spec is
heavily weighted toward UDDI, but should be tested to wider audiences)
to deliver Weather Warnings/Updates using the EM TC's recommended
spec: CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) which can also be used to connect
USGS/NOAA and thus demonstrate usages of interest to the E-Gov TC.
There's probably a lot of leg work that needs to be done, but I would
be happy to put you in touch with the appropriate people if you think
this is a good idea.

Ciao,

Rex

John:

Thank you.  FYI - Yellow Dragon Software will be showcasing our
ebXML registry product.   We have not decided exactly what
to demonstrate yet however.    I would be very
interested in hearing from anyone in this group with a use case for a
Registry/Repository system that uses at least one other OASIS spec or
work.

Please contact Matt and myself offline.

best wishes

Duane Nickull

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 wrote:

If anybody wishes to take up this opportunity will they please contact
Dee direct.

Thanks.

John

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Subject:        [chairs]
Spec/Standard Interop Demo at XML 2003

Dear Chairs,

We have been approached by IDEAlliance with what seems like a
terrific

opportunity with enough lead time to actually accomplish the mission
at

hand. As you may know, XML 2003
<http://www.xmlconference.org/xmlusa/>

will occur in Philly from 7-12 December. They would like to expand
the

program to include interoperability demonstrations of OASIS approved
specs

and

standards. We have had a lot of success with these types of demos in
the

past, therefore, we would like to encourage you and your TC to
consider

this option. We are looking for at least four member vendors with
stable

implementation products to commit to each spec/standard demo. We
have

flexibility with scheduling and space.

Please discuss this with your TC and feel free to contact me with

questions or concerns. I am available to help orchestrate the demos
and

assist

with logistics.

Regards,

Dee

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