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Subject: TC formation proposal.


Below, and attached as text file.
Proposal, for discussion. I don't know what deliverable to add for the
acid tests. Suggestions please.

TIA DaveP



In conformance with
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/process-2008-02-05.php#formation

TC formation proposal.

1a. Name
OASIS ODF Interoperability and Conformance (IIC) TC

1b. Statement of Purpose

The ODF community has recognised interoperability and interpretation
of the ODF specification as an issue. This TC is chartered to address
interoperability of ODF implementations.

1c. Scope of Work

The TC produces conformance and interoperability specification for the
ODF specification. The TC will not produce such software. Work will
focus on the most recent Oasis ODF standard, reviewing later releases
as appropriate.

This work will deliver on the following:
 * A test specification for ODF
 * An interoperability specification for ODF

Other related work in this area is recognised.

1d. List of Deliverables



1.* Produce a report on the current state of ODF implementation
  interoperability; strengths, weaknesses and recommendations for
  future improvement.
2.* Research best practices on profiles and produce a report on ODF
  Profiles.
3.* Produce an "ODF Conformance Test Requirements" document detailing
  how each atomic item in the standard is to be tested for conformance
  of an ODF document and of an ODF application to the ODF standard.
4.* A definition of a normalized/canonical ODF instance used to support
  a comparison tool.
5.* To consider and provide, if applicable, relative priorities to tests
  or groups of tests?
6.* The TC shall deliver a definition of c18N above and beyond w3c c18N,
  to include such as style variations and any other relevant
  considerations for the purposes of supporting interop testing.
7.* To consider and provide, if applicable, relative priorities to tests
  or groups of tests, one test or test group with another
8.* To define how test documents are to be collected for use in testing.
9.* A means of identifying extensions to ODF and adding an warning
  comment to the test output"
10.* The specification of an FAQ, if appropriate, targeted at
  interoperability and conformance issues
11.* A specification of interoperability addressing XML code level
  interoperation.



1e. IPR Mode

This TC will operate under the 'RF on Limited Terms' mode as described
at http://www.oasis-open.org/who/intellectualproperty.php



1f.Audience


Audience	Description

Implementors Commercial and Open Source distributors of ODF native or
	     compatible applications and tools.
Integrators  Third-party developers and independent software vendors
	     who interact with and/or integrate ODF.
Users 	     End Users of ODF applications and tools, including both typical
      	     and 'power' users.
Procurers    Procurers and purchasers of ODF-related technology.
Regulators   Officials who specify the use of document standards.
Testers	     Third-party testing and certification labs.
Implementors Individuals and organisations implementing ODF



1g. Language of the TC

All business of the TC will be conducted in English.


2. Informative information


2a. Similar work

Prior ODF work on test documents.
http://develop.opendocumentfellowship.com/testsuite/
a comprehensive set of sample documents for ODF.

Consists of .odt files and a view of the output (two Vendors only).

This work has now finished, according to Lotzi Bölöni, PhD. Assistant
Professor School of EECS, University of Central Florida


OASIS Test Assertions Guidelines (TAG) TC
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=tag
Related work on specification of Test Assertions.


From Sun.
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/openoffice_org_odf_validation_service
a web page where you can check whether an ODF file meets some basic
conformance or validation requirements defined by the ODF
specification. This service is in particular useful for developers
that want to test their implementations, but it may also be used to
check if a particular file is a valid ODF file.

2b. First meeting.

(tbc) October 2008 - telcon and email

2c. Meeting schedule
   Email, monthly telcon unless changed by the TC

2d. Minium membership who support this proposal.
    Dave Pawson
    ....

2e. Convener
    TBA

2f. Affiliation. None

2g. Contributions.
    Test specification for 1.1 Dave Pawson

2h  FAQ is seen as a deliverable

2i  Working Title.
    ODF Interoperability and Conformance specification.

2008-07-21T09:32:15Z. Original version posted to oiic list. Dave Pawson.


-- 
Dave Pawson
XSLT XSL-FO FAQ.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk
In conformance with http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/process-2008-02-05.php#formation

TC formation proposal.

1a. Name
OASIS ODF Interoperability and Conformance (IIC) TC

1b. Statement of Purpose

The ODF community has recognised interoperability and interpretation
of the ODF specification as an issue. This TC is chartered to address
interoperability of ODF implementations.

1c. Scope of Work

The TC produces conformance and interoperability specification for the
ODF specification. The TC will not produce such software. Work will
focus on the most recent Oasis ODF standard, reviewing later releases
as appropriate.

This work will deliver on the following:
 * A test specification for ODF
 * An interoperability specification for ODF

Other related work in this area is recognised. 

1d. List of Deliverables



1.* Produce a report on the current state of ODF implementation
  interoperability; strengths, weaknesses and recommendations for
  future improvement.
2.* Research best practices on profiles and produce a report on ODF
  Profiles.
3.* Produce an "ODF Conformance Test Requirements" document detailing
  how each atomic item in the standard is to be tested for conformance
  of an ODF document and of an ODF application to the ODF standard.
4.* A definition of a normalized/canonical ODF instance used to support
  a comparison tool. 
5.* To consider and provide, if applicable, relative priorities to tests
  or groups of tests?
6.* The TC shall deliver a definition of c18N above and beyond w3c c18N,
  to include such as style variations and any other relevant
  considerations for the purposes of supporting interop testing.
7.* To consider and provide, if applicable, relative priorities to tests
  or groups of tests, one test or test group with another
8.* To define how test documents are to be collected for use in testing.
9.* A means of identifying extensions to ODF and adding an warning
  comment to the test output"
10.* The specification of an FAQ, if appropriate, targeted at
  interoperability and conformance issues 
11.* A specification of interoperability addressing XML code level
  interoperation. 



1e. IPR Mode

This TC will operate under the 'RF on Limited Terms' mode as described
at http://www.oasis-open.org/who/intellectualproperty.php



1f.Audience


Audience	Description

Implementors Commercial and Open Source distributors of ODF native or
	     compatible applications and tools.
Integrators  Third-party developers and independent software vendors
	     who interact with and/or integrate ODF.
Users 	     End Users of ODF applications and tools, including both typical
      	     and 'power' users.
Procurers    Procurers and purchasers of ODF-related technology.
Regulators   Officials who specify the use of document standards.
Testers	     Third-party testing and certification labs.
Implementors Individuals and organisations implementing ODF



1g. Language of the TC

All business of the TC will be conducted in English.


2. Informative information


2a. Similar work

Prior ODF work on test documents. http://develop.opendocumentfellowship.com/testsuite/
a comprehensive set of sample documents for ODF.

Consists of .odt files and a view of the output (two Vendors only).

This work has now finished, according to Lotzi Bölöni, PhD. Assistant Professor School of EECS, University of Central Florida


OASIS Test Assertions Guidelines (TAG) TC 
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=tag
Related work on specification of Test Assertions.


From Sun. 
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/openoffice_org_odf_validation_service
a web page where you can check whether an ODF file meets some basic
conformance or validation requirements defined by the ODF
specification. This service is in particular useful for developers
that want to test their implementations, but it may also be used to
check if a particular file is a valid ODF file.

2b. First meeting.

(tbc) October 2008 - telcon and email 

2c. Meeting schedule
   Email, monthly telcon unless changed by the TC

2d. Minium membership who support this proposal.
    Dave Pawson
    ....

2e. Convener
    TBA

2f. Affiliation. None

2g. Contributions.
    Test specification for 1.1 Dave Pawson

2h  FAQ is seen as a deliverable

2i  Working Title.  
    ODF Interoperability and Conformance specification.

2008-07-21T09:32:15Z. Original version posted to oiic list. Dave Pawson.



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