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Subject: CORRECTION: sorting out webcgm futures
[...with correct attachment this time...] WebCGM TC -- In March, Dave put out a call for input (CFI, [2]) for a list of 15 potential new features, going beyond WebCGM 2.0. Hopefully Dave is getting some feedback from other sources, as I have seen nothing on the TC list or the MS list yet. Meanwhile, 10 months ago six of the TC members actually generated (at Clearwater) a considerably more detailed look [1] at the possibilities, including whether each item should be considered as "quick 2.1", "3.0", or even CGM V5 (and/or Registration). An interesting feature of [1] is that each item is assigned to a TC member for use-case generation. I would suggest that these should be considered as action items/assignments, in satisfaction of Dave's last sentence of [2], with a relatively short due date. (We could also re-assign some of them to TC-ers that weren't present or didn't get enough of the fun.) I'm trying to think, how can we proceed in such a way as to justify the need for a F2F in as soon as 7 weeks? First: TC commit to the work -- at least a 2.1 with a half-dozen or so relatively quickly doable items. Commit means: TC members individually and collectively commit to do the necessary assignments (use cases, requirements, drafting, test generation), implementors will implement it (!), etc. Second: Draft and start getting consensus on Requirements and Use Cases document for whatever is committed. Third: Assemble and start getting consensus on Features List. Fourth: Start drafting the spec, raising and resolving the issues, etc. [...] Arguably, some of this is might be in the wrong order. But ... it seems to me that we ought to be well into "Third" before the start of a F2F, so that the beginning of the F2F finalizes the scope, requirements, basic functional list, etc, and the rest of the F2F is details and drafting of a first rough working draft. Is that doable? Trying to understand [1] and [2] together, I have made a modified version of [2] (attached), where I attached original tentative choices from Clearwater. Regards, -Lofton. [1] Clearwater: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/cgmo-webcgm/email/archives/200611/msg00004.html [2] CFI: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/cgmo-webcgm/email/archives/200703/msg00008.html
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