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IIC Conference Call Minutes: Monday, 7 April, 2003 Attendance: Mike Kass (NIST) Jacques Durand (Fujitsu) Jeff Eck (GXS) Steve Yung (Sun) Pete Wenzel (SeeBeyond) Tim Sakach (Drake Certivo) Serm Kulvatunyou (NIST) Minutes taker: Mike Kass Agenda: 1. Status of the MS Basic Interoperability test suite (Mike, Monica, Steve Yung). - Review / comments. (spec should be in review period by then, for email vote end of week) 2. Status on AN Instance of Deployment Template, (Pete Wenzel / Thomas B.). - in sync with Depl Template? (to vote next). 3. Other - OAG meeting Apr 15-17, with presentation of IIC work in Testbed session. - TestFramework: what is missing for extending to BPSS (Serm K., Tim S., Mike) - TestFramework, update on implementation (Mike Kass, Tim Sakach) - an IIC face-to-face at XML One in London May 5-8? (presentation of IIC work there also at ebXML showcase) Notes: 1. Status of the MS Basic Interoperability test suite Negative Testing in Interoperability Tests: Mike Kass had a question regarding the use of negative testing in interoperability, since the goal is to demonstrate effective interoperability. Pete Wenzel and others pointed out that negative testing, while not used extensively, can and is used in interoperability testing (e.g. to demonstrate "error handling" interoperability). So we'll remove the last parag in 1.3.5., as we don't do negative "interop" tsets. TimeToLive BIP parameter: The group had a discussion on the usefulness of TimeToLive as a Basic Interoperability Profile parameter. Since TimeToLive is a computed value, based upon two other BIP parameters (Retries & RetryInterval), it was determined that it should be removed from the BIP parameter table in the specification. Link to a Non-Normative CPA in BIP specification: It was discussed whether it was necessary to include a link to an actual CPA document in order to adequately describe MSH configuration in the specification. It was determined that the current documentation (in particular the BIP parameter table, with its XPath references to CPA content) is sufficient to describe MSH configuration necessary for test cases, and that no reference to an actual CPA is necessary in the BIP specification. Interoperability Test Requirements in BIP Specification: The issue of whether Test Requirements should be in the BIP specification was raised. Particularly, because the Test Cases are already documented in section 3.4 of the specification. Mike Kass pointed out that generally, Test Requirements are a part of a Test Suite Specification document, and that Test Case descriptions do not constitute Test Requirements. In addition, Test Requirements are actual test material, used by the Test Harness to facilitate profile testing, and to document test cases. It was agreed that Test Requirements would remain as part of the BIP specification. 2. Status on EAN-UCC Instance of Deployment Template: Jacques pointed out that the actual the EAN-UCC Deployment Guide does make reference to ebXML MS 2.0 in its title, but NOT of the IIC Deployment Template 1.0, and that this needs to be added to the cover page of the document. Similarly, the IIC Deployment Template 1.0 should make more explicit ref to ebXML MS 2.0 in its title. Jacques also pointed out that, "blessing" the EAN-UCC Deployment Guide also makes the IIC a potential "rubber stamp" for other ebXML initiatives, and that other groups may approach IIC to promote their template instances. 3. Other ebXML MS V2.0 BIP and EAN-UCC Deployment Guide Voting Both documents are in their review state right now, and will be voted upon (via email) during/after their 5-day review period, which begin Monday evening. Face-to-face will be announced for London, at the occasion of May 5-8 XML Europe. Next IIC Conference Call: Because of the OAG meeting at NIST on Monday, April 14, the next IIC conference call will be the following Monday, the 21st of April. Details will follow.
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