Re: [kmip] Groups - Proposal for modification to Conformance Section (Conformance_Clause_Proposal_V3.doc) uploaded

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Re: [kmip] Groups - Proposal for modification to Conformance Section (Conformance_Clause_Proposal_V3.doc) uploaded
Hi Bruce,

  Yes, that's for the TC to decide. I'm not aware of an existing TC that has ever taken that position (that creation of a profile is out of scope) but it's up to the participants. As far as time commitments go, again, there is no 'required' membership; members are free to join/leave as appropriate. Of course those employers that are paying employees to sit on committees might have a different opinion ;)

Regards,

Mary

 

 

On Jul 16, 2009, at 3:20 PM, Bruce Rich wrote:

Mary, 
 
Thanks for the clarification.  In doing a quick re-read of our charter, it seems that it is quiet on the topic of profiles, so it's unclear whether this is expanding the scope of work or not.  Minimally. profile governance work may extend the anticipated time commitments of some of the TC members. 

 Bruce A Rich
 brich at-sign us dot ibm dot com
  
 
 
  
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 Subject: Re: [kmip] Groups - Proposal for modification to Conformance Section   (Conformance_Clause_Proposal_V3.doc) uploaded
 
  
 
 
Hi Bruce, 
 
  That's not quite true. A TC doesn't cease its work until it has either agreed to dissolve or until it finishes the work items described in the Charter. Most TCs continue to update that list of work items as time processes and further refinements/enhancements/additions/modifications/etc are deemed appropriate. The only thing a TC cannot do is expand its scope of work. Most TCs produce multiple iterations of a spec (v1.0, v1.1, v.1.2, v2.0), profiles, and other ancillary works in support of the specs themselves. 
 
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Mary 
 
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On Jul 16, 2009, at 11:16 AM, Bruce Rich wrote: 
 

 Overall, I like the proposal. 
 
 However, I think one key provision that will be problematic with this proposal is Section 13.3. 
 In general, there are no standing committees at OASIS.  Once a standard is completed, the TCs cease their work.  So I'm not sure how one would get a profile approved when the TC has dissolved.  And since this seems to be the engine that drives this mechanism, I'm not sure where that leaves us. 
  
 Bruce A Rich
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 Subject:  [kmip] Groups - Proposal for modification to Conformance Section   (Conformance_Clause_Proposal_V3.doc) uploaded
 

  
 
 
 This is revision 3 of the Proposal for Modification of the Conformance
 section of the Specification and the Usage Guide. 
 
 -- Mr. Walt Hubis
 
 The document revision named Proposal for modification to Conformance
 Section (Conformance_Clause_Proposal_V3.doc) has been submitted by Mr. Walt
 Hubis to the OASIS Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) TC
 document repository.  This document is revision #2 of
 Conformance_Clause_Proposal.doc.
 
 Document Description:
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 section and a &quot;simple&quot; to use table of requirements for claiming
 conformance.
 
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