[OASIS Issue Tracker] Updated: (ENERGYINTEROP-338) WS-Calendar andEMIX terminology and models have changed since PR01.

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William Cox updated ENERGYINTEROP-338:
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    Description: 
The WS-Calendar terminology that was current when PR01 was created is out of date, and some techniques used (e.g. gluonReference) no longer appear to be needed.

The entire document and model needs scrubbing for consistency when WS-Calendar enters its next public review

Likewise portions of EMIX have evolved, e.g. Resources, which are used in Energy Interop. The same task applies for the next public review version of EMIX.

It is not clear whether wscal::TimeStamp is appropriate in all cases, or whether dateTime may be more appropriate.

  was:
The WS-Calendar terminology that was current when PR01 was created is out of date, and some techniques used (e.g. gluonReference) no longer appear to be needed.

The entire document and model needs scrubbing for consistency when WS-Calendar enters its next public review

Likewise portions of EMIX have evolved, e.g. Resources, which are used in Energy Interop. The same task applies for the next public review version of EMIX.


> WS-Calendar and EMIX terminology and models have changed since PR01. 
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>                 Key: ENERGYINTEROP-338
>                 URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/ENERGYINTEROP-338
>             Project: OASIS Energy Interoperation TC
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: csd01 - Public Review Draft
>         Environment: William Cox
>            Reporter: William Cox
>            Assignee: William Cox
>
> The WS-Calendar terminology that was current when PR01 was created is out of date, and some techniques used (e.g. gluonReference) no longer appear to be needed.
> The entire document and model needs scrubbing for consistency when WS-Calendar enters its next public review
> Likewise portions of EMIX have evolved, e.g. Resources, which are used in Energy Interop. The same task applies for the next public review version of EMIX.
> It is not clear whether wscal::TimeStamp is appropriate in all cases, or whether dateTime may be more appropriate.

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