Re: [sca-assembly] NEW ISSUE: Editorial cleanup of normative statetments

Raised as Issue 107:    http://www.osoa.org/jira/browse/ASSEMBLY-107

Yours,  Mike.

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Date:
28/01/2009 23:05

Subject:
[sca-assembly] NEW ISSUE: Editorial
cleanup of normative statetments

Target:      sca-assembly-1.1-spec-cd02.pdf,

Raiser:          Martin Chapman

Description: 

Appendix C Conformance Items, extracts each normative statement found in
the main body of the spec. Unfortunately when some of these

statements are taken out of the context they seem to lose meaning. Therefore
they need to be rephrased so that they stand alone.

This should be an editorial issue only. In my view the following need improving:

[ASM50023] Some reference multiplicity errors can be detected at deployment
time. In these

cases, an error SHOULD be generated by the SCA runtime at deployment time.

[ASM50024] Other reference multiplicity errors can only be checked at runtime.
In these cases,

the SCA runtime MUST generate an error no later than when the reference
is

invoked by the component implementation.

[ASM60020] other specified attributes of the source interface and the target
interface of a wire

MUST match, including Scope and Callback interface

[ASM12004] Optionally, in the sca-contribution.xml file, additional elements
MAY exist that list

the namespaces of constructs that are needed by the contribution and which
are

be found elsewhere, for example in other contributions.

[ASM12005] Where present, these mechanisms MUST be used by the SCA runtime
to resolve

artifact dependencies.

[ASM12008] SCA runtimes MAY choose not to provide the contribution functions
functionality in

any way.

[ASM12025] The SCA runtime MUST raise an error if an artifact cannot be
resolved by the

precedence order above.

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