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Subject: Re: FW: ebXML Specification Schedule
Nita, My understanding is that the BP-Analysis team deliverables fit into the QRT second round, which begins on Mar. 19. I attached the QRT plenary notes from Vancouver. Slide 2 states the schedule leading up to Vienna. I believe the BP-Analysis team deliverables are subject to every step of the QRT second round, except a vote for ebXML approval in the Vienna plenary meeting. Regards, Paul (See attached file: Quality Review Team plenary notes Vancouver.ppt) "Sharma, Nita" <nsharma@netfish.com> on 03/01/2001 09:54:49 PM To: "Paul R. Levine (E-mail)" <plevine@telcordia.com>, "Marcia L. McLure Ph. D. (E-mail)" <marcia.mclure@mmiec.com> cc: "ebXML-CCBP-Analysis (E-mail) (E-mail)" <ebxml-ccbp-analysis@lists.ebxml.org> (bcc: Paul R. Levine/Telcordia) Subject: FW: ebXML Specification Schedule Hi paul/Marcia where do the deliverables of the BP-Analysis team fit in? Some of the BP-CC deliverables are not specifications and are still included. So should ours be. [Sharma, Nita] -----Original Message----- From: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@tedis.com.au] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 2:50 PM To: nagwa Cc: 'ebXML Coordination' Subject: Re: ebXML Specification Schedule nagwa, this looks very useful. just two suggestions. 1. if this is to help the project teams (and us) then we need to add, but keep is different font (or some other differentiating method) the 'white papers/discussion papers". in fact the BP/CC overview document is one of these, but also the 3-4 BP papers, security assessment , the glossary, the Registry Business Domain document, etc.. this could be a separate sheet, but i think we would lose the overall picture if we did this. 2. as we have already discovered, the 'no later than' dates are not fixed in stone, this means that the first public review (26 Feb) has already gone and they ain't made it! i suspect the better 'y axis' would be the weeks leading up to May 11th (our fixed date). the top row could be the optimum path (the n.l.t dates), but when we plot the documents status we then show where they are at the cuurent week. this shows us the slippage and slack available. does that make sense? nagwa wrote: Here is the first draft from the specs status, please let me know what do you think Nagwa _____ ebXML Specification Schedule Team Specification Name First Cycle Second Cycle Status In QRT Review (n.l.t. 19 Feb) In Public Review (n.l.t. 26 Feb) In Edit Period (n.l.t. 12 Mar) In QRT Review (n.l.t. 19 Mar) In Public Review (n.l.t. 26 Mar) In Edit Period (n.l.t. 9 Apr) Core <http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/core_components/core_components.htm> Components BP and CC Document Overview Version 1.0 In QRT Review 1 Rules for application of Context (ebXML The role of context in the re-usability of Core Components and Business Processes) Version 1.0 In QRT Review 1 Methodology for developing CC (ebXML Methodology for the Discovery and Analysis of Core Components) Version 1.0 In QRT Review 1 Naming Conventions (ebXML Naming Conventions for Core Components and Business Processes) Version 1.0 In QRT Review 1 Core Component Catalog (ebXML Initial Catalogue of Core Components (.doc) + Appendix A (.xls)) Version 1.0 In QRT Review 1 Methodology for Constructing Documents (ebXML Specification for the application of XML-based assembly and context rules) Version 1.0 In QRT Review 1 Business <http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/business_process/business_process.htm> Process Specification Schema (ebXML Business Process Specification Schema) X X Version 0.90 On track for incorporating comments into version 1.0 for 19 March Trading <http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/trade_partner/trade_partner.htm> Partners CPP/CPA (Collaboration-Protocol Profile and Agreement Specification) Version 0.91 In QRT Review 1; Editing on V.92 in anticipation of QRT and Public review comments. Transport <http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/transport/transport.htm> Routing & Packaging Message Services (ebXML Message Service Specification) X X Version 0.94 Editing in progress; will be submitted to list again on 6 Mar for final approval before submitting to QRT; will be submitted to Murray on 6 Mar also for preliminary check. Registry <http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/registry/registry.htm> & Repository Registry Information Model X X Version 0.56 Comments are being addresed; editing should be complete on or before 19 Mar for QRT submission. Registry Services X X Version 0.83 Comments are being addresed; editing should be complete on or before 19 Mar for QRT submission. Requirements <http://www.ebxml.org/project_teams/requirements/requirements.htm> ebXML Requirements X X Version 1.03 Additions for TP have been done; working on other minor changes; on track for QRT submission before 19 Mar. -- regards tim mcgrath TEDIS fremantle western australia 6160 phone: +618 93352228 fax: +618 93352142
Hi
paul/Marcia
where
do the deliverables of the BP-Analysis team fit in? Some of the BP-CC
deliverables are not specifications and are still included. So should ours
be.
[Sharma, Nita] -----Original Message----- nagwa,
From: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@tedis.com.au] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 2:50 PM To: nagwa Cc: 'ebXML Coordination' Subject: Re: ebXML Specification Schedule this looks very useful. just two suggestions. 1. if this is to help the project teams (and us) then we need to add, but keep is different font (or some other differentiating method) the 'white papers/discussion papers". in fact the BP/CC overview document is one of these, but also the 3-4 BP papers, security assessment , the glossary, the Registry Business Domain document, etc.. this could be a separate sheet, but i think we would lose the overall picture if we did this. 2. as we have already discovered, the 'no later than' dates are not fixed in stone, this means that the first public review (26 Feb) has already gone and they ain't made it! i suspect the better 'y axis' would be the weeks leading up to May 11th (our fixed date). the top row could be the optimum path (the n.l.t dates), but when we plot the documents status we then show where they are at the cuurent week. this shows us the slippage and slack available. does that make sense? nagwa wrote: Here is the first draft from the specs status, please let me know -- |
Quality Review Team plenary notes Vancouver.ppt
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