Minutes
<Mike Edwards>
your line is very noisy Martin
Agenda
minutes
no comments and no objections to approving
action items
a) AI #0021
Chairs - to follow up with Mary to post the CD docs to OASIS repository
b) AI #0035 (Due date 5/
Dieter - Create a proposal for Issue 16 - Ambiguous Service Resolution
extended complietion date to may 29. Ongoing
c) AI #0037
Anish - update the assembly RDDL file, file names and the references in the spec
Need to touch base with Ivana on the BPEL RDDL file
d) AI #0039
Anish - Provide an amendment to Danny's proposal to resolve issue 20.
new issues
Status of JIRA
is up to date with current status.
Anish:
need to upload a snapshot to the TC pages
Issue 20
<Danny>
Sanjay - can you mark me present, please.
Martin:
does the extension need a name?
<Danny>
not accoriding to ws-bpel syntax
Anish moves to accept proposal in msg00016.html to resolve issue 20. Danny 2nds
No objcections to unanimous consent, motion passes.
Resolution: Issue 20 resolved by proposal at http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/sca-bpel/200805/msg00016.html
Issue 20 can be moved to resolved state
issue 15
Mike R:
walk thru of section 2.1 update proposal
<Danny>
". A simple static analysis of the control flow, which does not involve determining the values of any expressions, is used
to determine which role can send the first message."
Sanjay:
has been a dicussion on static analysis so may need to raise a separate issue.
<anish>
i don't like 'component type generator' and 'component' as the conformance targets
<anish>
the targets we should have are specific files or runtime
<anish>
i don't know what i can do with a 'component type generator' target
well we can talk about elements being targets i.e. portions of documents
<anish>
sure, but the target is still the composite
<Danny>
I disagree. Otherwise we get all kinds of passive syntax
<anish>
this is/was done in WS-I, and the syntax was not bad
Danny:
need a discussion about static ananlysis and whether its an issue
Martin:
Component Type generator is not a traget we should be talking about
Martin:
its not something we wish to attach conformance requiremenst to
Anish:
hard to see attaching tests to a component type generator. prefer talking about the sca runtime
Mike E:
sympathize with not liking the component type generator.
<anish>
how about 'the RUNTIME MUST generate the component type that ...'
there is a notial/virtual data structure being produced and we can talk about production rules without talking about
generators
Mike R:
didnt seem appropriate for an artifact nor a run-time
<Dieter Koenig>
how about "a component type referencing this process MUST contain an SCA service ..."?
<Mike Edwards>
"the introspected component type MUST...."
Mike R:
sca runtime is too late in the process in this case
Anish:
suggested sca runtime could do this
Anish:
hard to mandate when checks are made or virtual data structure is created
Mike R:
does the compontent type generator imply any time in the process
Anish:
no but implying targeting a particular part of the run-time which is hard to isolate
Dieter:
focus on the artifacts and the rules between them, and not fucuss of runtimes and generators
Sanjay:
component type generator may be good for ease of writting but may give wrong impression for how to implement
Sanjay:
with the virtual artifact it doesnt actually exist, however it shoudl be testable somehow
Mike E:
it is still prefectly testable as you can depend on certain values being present. This is valid for any technology
that does introspection and is not just specific to BPEL
Mike R:
something should be claiming to pass a test
Mike R:
cant have a non existing artifact to test
Mike R:
doesnt imply any point in time the generator must execute
<anish>
mikeR, what did you think of my suggestion in the chat?
Martin C:
generator is too virtual
Mike E:
how is a generator more testable than a virtual file
Mike R:
entities at any point in time can claim to be a generator
Anish:
can we substitute runtime for generator
Mike R:
would prefer the runtime approach to Mike E and Dieter's approach
<Dieter Koenig>
i can write a component type with notepad - what is the runtime in this case?
Sanjay:
who do we make happy talking about genererors
<anish>
dieter, that is a sidefile, i assume, in which case it is a valid target
<anish>
any such file has to be merged with things like annotations, extensions
<anish>
which would generate a virtual CT
<anish>
so, RUNTIME is a target, SCDL is a target, CT side file is a target, BPEL process is a target
Ran out of time so motion dies
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