Groups - oBIX-1-1-spec-wd05.pdf uploaded

[toby.considine@unc.edu]

Several committee members have asked me about getting this to a standards
vote soon - this will only happen with some participation and comments.

I have adopted a convention here that has proved useful in other TCs. There
are multiple versions of this document. The most recent, or reference
version, is a PDF with line numbers turned on. This makes for the easiest
comments. An earlier version is a clean (changes accepted) word doc. To get
to the earlier version, look at document properties in the libary, and see
all versions.

In work going forward, I propose that we have an even earlier doc, that is
a document with changes shown. This multi-versioon approach has helped
focus and clarify work in other committees. The review copy with lines is a
PDF because changes in printer can change line numbers....
This docum

 -- Toby Considine

The document revision named oBIX-1-1-spec-wd05.pdf has been submitted by
Toby Considine to the OASIS Open Building Information Exchange (oBIX) TC
document repository.  This document is revision #1 of
oBIX-1-1-spec-wd05.doc.

Document Description:
Updated document to current template used for OASIS standards. For the most
part, document was untouched, although I added references and
acknowledgements. 

There is now a blank chapter at the end for conformance statements. Current
OASIS process dictates that the last normative chapter of a specification
document must be conformance section.Appendices are for all non-normative
material, i.e., background or explanatory. So far, I can't see a chapter to
move in that direction.

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