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Subject: NEW ISSUE: Clarification and/or Definition of Some Technical Terms and Statements (3/3)
I am following up on the discussion we had during our last
meeting. I have outlined below a change (3/3) to the WS-HumanTask Specification
Version 1.1 document that I proposed. Regards, Alireza Farhoush TARGET: WS-HumanTask Specification Version 1.1 CD02 DESCRIPTION: In Section 3.2 ‘Assigning People’, in the 2nd
paragraph, a statement reads: “Using htd:tOrganizationalEntity allows to assign
either a set of people or an unresolved group of people (‘work
queue’).” The term “Unresolved group of people (‘work
queue’)” should be defined. Also, the statement above does not seem to read correctly.
The verb “allows” makes one expect a noun (grammatically speaking,
a direct object) to follow. DESCRIPTION: In Section 3.2.1 ‘Using Logical People Groups’,
in the 1st paragraph, a statement reads: “During people query execution an infrastructure may
decide which of the parameters defined by the logical people group are
used.” The term “infrastructure” is too vague and
general and should be concretely defined. DESCRIPTION: In Section 3.2.1 ‘Using Logical People Groups’,
in the 5th paragraph, a statement reads: “Especially in cases where group membership changes
frequently, this ‘late binding’ to the actual group members is
beneficial.” “This ‘late binding’” is an
ambiguous antecedent and needs to specify that late binding is a reference to
“the creation of a human task or a notification” DESCRIPTION: In Section 3.3 ‘Task Rendering’, in the 1st
paragraph, a statement reads: “The key elements are the task list client, the task
engine and the applications invoked when a task is executed.” The term “task engine” is not defined elsewhere
in the document. Should it be replaced with task processor, which has been
previously defined? |
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