Re: [obix] WD34 And Today

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2014-10-09T13:20:04+00:00
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Re: [obix] WD34 And Today
I will not be able to be at the meeting today, as I have a hard
    conflict at 11:30 ET.

    

    Agree with most of what Toby says below, except

    The UML diagram does not yet reflect
      tagspaces. I need to verify that the XSD is correct.
    The UML diagram in my Sept 25 email to the list has tag spaces (in
    class Obj - ts: string[0..1]) in all subclasses of Obj.

    

    This is in Figure 4-1, line 567.

    

    The lobby aspects of tag spaces aren't in the spec I think.

    

    Thanks!

    

    bill

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On 10/9/14 9:10 AM, Toby Considine
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I think WD34 looks pretty solid. We should
          consider today a “white glove” test. We got it too recently to
          vote it out today, and there are some minor issues.

        
 

        
The UML diagram does not yet reflect
          tagspaces. I need to verify that the XSD is correct.

        
 

        
As I think about the conversation in the
          last two weeks about stdlib.obix, I think that the white paper
          hadnles that, Perhps stdlib.obix can even be an artifact
          associated with the white paper. Perhaps we can vote it out as
          a separate indicative artifact, treating it as if it were a
          white paper. In any case, there is no need and some harm for
          us to address it in the core spec.

        
 

        
Matthias: Is there a STA example that you
          could contribute as a chapter for “OBIX by Example”

        
Markus: Is there an IoT example that you
          could contribute?

        
I think we can lean on Craig/Ludo for the
          building oriented ones.

        
 

        
 

        
 

        
tc

        

            

        
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