Notice: freebXMLBP and CPPA Editors Released to Source Forge

[Monica J Martin <Monica.Martin@Sun.COM>]

Last week, Dr. Asuman Dogac released their dual editors to Source Forge. 
See the notice enclosed. This is timely and an incentive to move forward 
as quickly as possible to Committee Specification and OASIS Standard. 
I've not reviewed the editor after the latest user guide, but dual 
editor capabilities for both CPP/A and ebBP is quite promising. We 
comment Dr. Dogac and the Artemis project. [1] Thank you.

[1] I apologize for the delay as I was traveling in Europe.

> dogac: Dear Monica, Dear Farrukh,
>
> freebXMLBP editor together with a CPPA Editor developed by the 
> METU-SRDC Team as a part of the IST 2103 Artemis project sponsored by 
> the European Commission DG Information Society and Media, eHealth Unit 
> is committed to Sourceforge:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/freebxmlbp
>
> The latest user guide is available under "doc" directory of the 
> "distribution".
>
> The developer mailing list is: freebxmlbp-developer@lists.sourceforge.net
>
> User mailing list is: freebxmlbp-user@lists.sourceforge.net
>
>> mm1: Asuman, We have several things going on concurrently:
>>
>>   1. Development of your profile and editor for ebBP
>>   2. Modular process definitions using ebBP with UK local government
>>   3. Interest in other European communities to potentially use ebBP and
>>      UBL together (Denmark, for example)
>>   4. Interest in submitting an abstract for the OASIS Symposium on use
>>      of ebBP and other technology to meet real-world, user community
>>      needs such as 3. above.
>>
>> Would it be possible for Stephen and Sacha to get a preview of the 
>> ebBP editor or experiment with it? If agreeable, this could be quite 
>> helpful for our progress moving forward. Please let me know your 
>> thoughts. Thanks.
>