Re: [sca-assembly] Exit Criteria Proposal

[Jim Marino <jim.marino@gmail.com>]

Hi,

One thing I think needs clarification is "two SCA runtimes". Do the two SCA runtimes have to be "conformant"?

Specifically, does the following case satisfy the exit criteria:

1. Three runtimes that on their own implement only a subset of the normative statements such that no single runtime implements all normative statements

2. When taken together there are always at least two runtimes that implement a normative statement.

If this scenario satisfies the exit criteria, it raises the possibility that there may be no "conformant" SCA runtimes. 

Or, is it the case that the two runtimes must be "conformant" to all normative statements?

Jim

  

On Jun 13, 2011, at 11:32 PM, Eric Johnson wrote:

+1

-Eric.

On 6/13/11 1:35 PM, Mike Edwards wrote:

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Folks,

Here is my proposal for the Exit Criteria for the SCA Assembly TC:


"The Concrete Exit Criteria for the SCA Assembly V1.1 specification are that
there shall be at least 2 independent SCA runtimes that are compliant
with each normative portion of the specification as described in Section
12.2 of the SCA Assembly V1.1 specification"


This meets the terms of the Charter and I believe that it is clear and straightforward.


Yours, Mike

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