Disclaimer: This is just a question, and not any sort of TC Administration judgement, but:
Are the Use Cases and Usage Guide really intended to become a standard? Do they contain normative material that isn't in either the base spec or the profiles document? Isn't the Use Cases document a set of possibles, but not onlys (I think I just made up a word)? Both the Use Cases document and the Usage guide state that there are no conformance clauses associated with either. I would suggest that the UC and UG hold at the level of CS; it does not diminish their importance, and they can still be referenced by the main spec and profiles doc.
Regards,
Mary
On Jun 3, 2010, at 2:53 AM, Wierenga, Steven wrote:
> Hello Bob and all,
>
> While doing due diligence preparing the HP Statement of Use, I noticed some discrepancies between the Profiles document and the Use Cases which make it problematic to claim or corroborate conformance and interop based on the Use Cases:
>
> 1. The Secret Data Profile requires - Enumerated Objects - Key Format Type - Opaque. However there is no instance of Opaque in the Use Cases document.
>
> 2. The Basic Symmetric Key Store and Server Profile requires - Enumerated Objects - Key Format Type - Transparent Symmetric Key. However there is no instance of Transparent Symmetric Key in the Use Cases document.
>
> 3. Likewise, the Basic Symmetric Key Foundry and Server Profile requires - Enumerated Objects - Key Format Type - Transparent Symmetric Key. Again, there is no instance of Transparent Symmetric Key in the Use Cases document.
>
> This is not just an editorial issue, if conformance/interop have not been fully verified or are not verifiable under the current Use Cases. Either the Profiles or the Use Cases need to be amended to match.
>
> Thanks,
> --Steve Wierenga
> HP
>
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