Minutes
Minutes
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Resolution: minutes of 2009-02-12 telcon posted at http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/sca-bpel/200902/msg00017.html approved.
SCA BPEL schedule
Sanjay reviews current plan
volnteers requested for test assertions in order to keep this timeline
Danny van der Rijn: @anish: Please speak up?
Anish says comitemnet should not be large
Anish would like at least one person to help him
No one steos up at the meeting, but an email will be sent on the list.
Action: Anish to send the 1st draft of the test assertion doc by 2009-02-21
Mike R and Sanjay volunteer to take on some assertions
Anish also mentions that we may need longer calls to get to 1st PR deadline. Will come back to this under AOB
New Issues
Anish reported this issues based on a resolution from Assembly TC
Roll 9 out of 10 members on the call
Anish moves to open bpel-28, 2nd Dieter
Issue 12
Dieter reviews his proposal
Danny doesnt like the Should statements
Danny doesnt think there is a conformance target that relates to the shoulds
Martin doesnt like the should in last sentence aboiut the invoke. what does "physically block system resources" mean
Najeeb, long running is implcit
so no need to talk about this
The bindings should make it obvious
Anish:
intent is to advertise to other SCA atrifacts and the assembler the intention
Sanjay:
The intent has been defined by the Assembly TC
sca bpel should say somethign about this
Mike R:
not sure this text is all relevant to sca bpel
so need to review in this light
Most of this should be in the assmbly spec
<Dieter Koenig>
If a BPEL process implements a long-running request-response operation then the corresponding interface of the process (or
the individual operation) SHOULD be marked using the "asyncInvocation" policy intent.
Anish:
good think to mention the intent
<Dieter Koenig>
i agree with mentioning it - after all, BPEL is the primary use case (for long-running stuff)
Martin:
need ti talk about the intent, but rest of rfc2119 could probably go
Ashok:
this intent is not in the Policy spec yet
DaveB:
should be, Policy issue needs to be raised
Sanjay:
Dieter's first paragrah is probaly enough fo rthis spec
<anish>
How about -- Note: The assembly spec defines a "asynInvocation" policy intent for long-running operation. BPEL processes that
implement a long-running req-res operation are encouraged to mark the interface with this intent
Anish moves to resolve issue 12 with the following text "Note: The assembly spec defines a "asynInvocation" policy intent
for long-running operation. BPEL processes that implement a long-running req-res operation are encouraged to mark the interface
with this intent"
<Dieter Koenig>
"asyncInvocation"
Editors always have leeway to make non-normative tweaks
Resolution: issue 12 resolved with the text (along with appropriate ed license): Note: The assembly spec defines a "asynInvocation" policy
intent for long-running operation. BPEL processes that implement a long-running req-res operation are encouraged to mark the
interface with this intent
<anish>
SBPEL and 'S' is silent
Resolution: Issue 18 resolved with cd01-rev15 proposal at http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/sca-bpel/200902/msg00012.html
<anish>
so we only have 2 more issues
<anish>
and have proposals for both
<Dieter Koenig>
unfortunately i cannot attend at all next week
next call will start at 7:30 am pdt and last 1.5 hours
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