Re: Read this if you made comments on the Messaging Services Spec

[mwsachs@us.ibm.com]

Dave,

I am sorry but I will not be able to respond to this request until next
week because I am sitting in a hotel room at nearly midnight and unable to
go through your attachments in a reasonable way.

I have a bigger concern - I have gotten a lot of delivery failure reports
from the ebXML listservers in the past couple of days and it is getting to
late to try to figure out what to re-send.  You may or may not have
received my comments at all. I will get to it as soon as I can next week.

Regards,
Marty

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David Burdett <david.burdett@commerceone.com> on 08/24/2000 01:21:23 PM

To:   "ebXML Transport (E-mail)" <ebxml-transport@lists.ebxml.org>
cc:   "'rab7067@earthlink.net'" <rab7067@earthlink.net>
Subject:  Read this if you made comments on the Messaging Services Spec



Folks

If you made comments on v 0-1 of the Messaging Services Spec then please
respond to this email by end of day 25th August

In the conference call today, there were problems in working through the
change list since:
1. The line numbers in the document weren't stable
2. The "importance" of each suggestion was not clear

To fix this problem please:
1. Read the updated change list (attached) then
2. For each change that you made:
  a) Check the line number against the PDF version of the spec attached to
this email
  b) Set the category of the change as either:
      - 1 (Editorial) - typograhpical or some other small minor change
      - 2 (Minor Technical) - changes to the spec that do not substantively
alter its meaning. These include changes of phraseology or clarifications.
They should be unlikely in your view to be controversial with others on the
list
      - 3 (Major Technical) - changes to the spec that do substantively
change its meaning. Included in this would be any changes to the DTD or
changes to the meanings or interpreation of existig items. These are likely
to be more controversial.
3. Send the results of step 2 to Ralph Berwanger [rab7067@earthlink.net] in
the following form (separate by tabs please)

Ref  LineNo    Category
1    14   1
5    99   2

Any questions, please post to the list

David
PS I've started started allocating categories to the list for some of my
changes in the attached change list that also includes Phillipe's recent
changes.
 <<ebXML Messaging Service Specification v0-1.pdf>>  <<Messaging Service
Structure Change List (v1.2).xls>>

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 - ebXML Messaging Service Specification v0-1.pdf
 - Messaging Service Structure Change List (v1.2).xls