Yeah, I missed that and it is now fixed. OASIS is definitely lacking
tools that would help distributed editing management.
-Matt
On 29-Apr-05, at 2:00 PM, Duane Nickull wrote:
> Michael Ruiz from British Aeroespace posted that he wanted that
> section.
>
> Duane
> <ref>
>
> I will take section 2. "The Reference Model"
>
> /r
> Michael Ruiz
> 703-668-4243
> 703-785-9503
> </ref>
>
>
>
> Matthew MacKenzie wrote:
>
>> Only section 2 is left.
>>
>> 1 Introduction (matt)
>> 1.1 Audience (matt)
>> 1.2 How to Use the Reference Model (John Harby)
>> 1.3 Notational Conventions (matt)
>> 1.4 Relationships to Other Standards (peter b.)
>> 2 The Reference Model (open)
>> 2.1 Services (ken l)
>> 2.1.1 Service Composition (ken l)
>> 2.1.2 Service Description (ken l)
>> 2.2 Policy (frank)
>> 2.3 Semantics (ron/frank)
>> 2.3.1 Data/Information Model (vikas deolaliker)
>> 2.4 Discovery, Presence and Availability (Prime: Wes, Tom Bui)
>> 3 Conformance Guidelines (Chris B.)
>> 4 References (peter b.)
>> 4.1 Normative (peter b.)
>> Appendix A. Glossary (peter b.)
>> Appendix B. Use Cases and Examples (Non-Normative) (Prime: Don Flinn,
>> Martin Smith)
>> Appendix C. Acknowledgments (matt)
>> Appendix D. Notices (matt)
>>
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