Any European dial-in numbers?
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> Subject: [opencsa-liaison] Groups - OpenCSA LSC Mtg added
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> OpenCSA LSC Mtg has been added by Mr. Sanjay Patil
>
> Date: Thursday, 05 February 2009
> Time: 10:00am - 11:00am PT
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> Event Description:
> Participant Passcode: 144102
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> US and Canada Toll free: 1-888-233-4684 US Toll: 1-719-234-7877
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> Agenda:
> 1. Roll Call
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> 2. Scribe Assignment
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> 3. Agenda Bashing
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> 4. Approval of transcript of Jan 15, 2009
> http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/opencsa-liaison/200901/msg00012.html
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> 5. Action Items
> a> Anish/Mike - Get back to LSC with schedule for testing work. Anish
> plans to put the question on next testing subcommittees call.
>
> b> Jeff to obtain pending information from Anish before posting the
> email to OpenCSA MS.
>
> c> All LSC members to check with their respective companies about
> acceptable resolutions of "what does it mean to conform to SCA?" issue.
> orcl/sap/ibm have started internal discussion - hope to be able to report back and discuss at the ASS
> f2f
>
>
> 6. OpenCSA Project Management
> Schedule Review
> Sep 15, 2008 - Raise the bar for opening new issues (for all TCs) Sep 29, 2008 - Incorporate RFC 2119
> language Nov 15, 2008 - Detailed design for testing work Jan 23, 2009 - Assembly TC to start 1st
> Public Review (60 day) Feb 23, 2009 - Other TCs to start 1st Public Review (60 day) May 31, 2009 -
> Finish all the work July 4, 2009 - Submit specs to OASIS for OS vote
>
> 7. Issue Discussion
> a> LIAISON-5 http://osoa.org/jira/browse/LIAISON-5
> Each spec to define conformance dependencies
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> b> LIAISON-6 http://osoa.org/jira/browse/LIAISON-6
> What does it mean to conform to SCA ?
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> 8. Testing
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> 9. Next conf-call
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> 10. AOB
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> Minutes:
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