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Subject: SSC Agenda, 21 October 2004
Hi, Agenda for the meeting tomorrow is below. I've compiled the questions that had been identified for a faq and added a few from ubl-comment (attached). Some of the answers are quite long and i haven't tried to trim yet (so many I just pointed to on the oasis list server), but I think we can begin to think about categories. For instance, there are definitely ndr, cm, tools, code list, library design (of the BIEs and documents), clarification of terms and defnitions, and clarification of use. So perhaps we can come to some agreement on how to organize and then take a look at the answers and decide what we'd like to see as output. The last set of questions I have a couple of answers to that are not online (at least I couldn't find them on line) so we can review those then. I still need to pick through ubl-dev and ubl to see what else is there (there's still quite a bit we can find on ubl-dev, I believe). Anything else you have just bring to the meeting. -Anne [Attached are minutes from last week as well as the current faq document.' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The UBL Software Subcommittee will meet on 21 October 2004 The Atlantic call will occur at 16H00 - 17H00 UTC : 09h00 - 10h00 Thursday San Francisco 12h00 - 13h00 Thursday Washington 17h00 - 18h00 Thursday London Midnight - 1:00 Friday Singapore http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?day=21&month=10&year=2004&hour=16&min=0&sec=0&p1=0 and the Pacific call will occur at 00h00 - 1h00 UTC: 17h00 - 18h00 Thursday San Francisco 20h00 - 21h00 Thursday Washington 01h00 - 02h00 Friday London 08h00 - 09h00 Friday Singapore http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?day=21&month=10&year=2004&hour=0&min=0&sec=0&p1=0 ############################################# STANDING INFORMATION FOR UBL CONFERENCE CALLS U.S. domestic toll-free number: (866)839-8145 Int. access/caller paid number: (865)524-6352 Access code: 5705229 ############################################# Agenda: 1. Code List paper comments 2. FAQ 3. Reports from other (sub)committees 4. Other business
The UBL Software Subcommittee met on 14 October 2004. ############################################# STANDING INFORMATION FOR UBL CONFERENCE CALLS U.S. domestic toll-free number: (866)839-8145 Int. access/caller paid number: (865)524-6352 Access code: 5705229 ############################################# Agenda: Present (Atlantic call): Anne, Tony, Syliva. 1. UBL development process and EF proposal - review/feedback on TC discussion (cl, etc) - updates to UBL dev process per feedback - what can be done between now and when decision is made AIs for f2f: - alignment excercise - ndrs Sylvia will lok into how we can do ss diffs. Anne will look at NDRs. - we will not be using the tbg17 templates 2. FAQ Anne follow up. 3. Other business Code Lists: Not as accessible as would be nice - some are private. Each party who needs them purchases them, then licenses to put them into a tool such as EF. Customers configure the tool themselves to handle the code lists they have purchased. It's also possible to point to a file or db, so one could purchase a code list in soft copy and point a tool to the location on line. We had originally envisioned schema fragments begin available for free on the web sites of the organizations that maintained them. But this would work around revenue benefit for owners. Access is free to members but not to nonmembers; It would be great to provide access to all, but funding the maintenance is the issue. All companies are not members of an association that maintain such code lists (eg. collsion industry, or ACORD - companies need to use ACORD code lists even if they are not members of the organizatio that maintains them. Another example would be the code lists maintained by Rosettanet - not all industry companies are members of RN, but they need to have access to use their code lists. AI: Everyone read tony's paper and give feedback. Tony will also update with feedback from FPML. F2F: Jon is still finalizing the schedule. There will most likely be a morning plenary and then a separate APAC recap in afternoon (4pm or after). Tim and Stephen are not attending in person but would like to dial in. EF familiarity session: Sylvia will hold an EF TOI at the F2F. It could be a tutorial, with slides covering a more general level of information, rather than an actual demo covering details. Or could have both. But we need to decide so that GEFEG can plan on licensing, training, and an overview, at least. A demo would be good. Transformation formats: There was only one response to Sylvia's quesry about transformation format. It could be that either people haven't reached this stage of sophistication in their implementations, or that they have already a solution that suffices for their needs. People will initially be interested in dbl or other format that allows them to store their data - either legacy system, or new systems. A common format would be advantageous, but right now there is not enough cricial mass. We assume that in the short term, people will want schemas and suitable docs. As time goes by we will see people try to compile schemas into code and then the data model will be less tied to the current formats.
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