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Subject: SCA-J Working Draft 04 Review Comments
Hi, Having reviewed the changes in WD04 version of the SCA-J specifications,
I have the following comments: Editorial issues that should be fixed
before we publish a CD Document Footer: Document version is wrong – it has WD03 but this is
WD04 Date is wrong – title page says 15 August 2008 but
footer says 27 May 2008-09-15 PDF Document: Page numbers are wrong in the footer. It has Page 1 of 1,
Page 2 of 2, etc. The Word document is correct. Minor Editorial issues that don’t
need to be fixed before we publish a CD Page 7 – line 15 Extra space between end of sentence and full stop (.) Page 17 – line 332 The code is coloured differently to the rest of the
document. The keywords public and boolean should be purple Actually – this is a general problem throughout the
specification. Some code is coloured – other code is not. Page 17 – line 359 Text is using the wrong font size (10 point.) The rest of
the document uses 9 point font size. This is not visible in the PDF
version of the specification but can be seen as the text being “more bold”
in the Word version. Page 27 – line 780 Remove extra space between ServiceReference<B> and extends Page 27 – line 795 Supplied is spelt wrongly – in the document it is
spelt suppied Page 39 – line 1349 Section is missing example of using @Property with a
Constructor. It has examples for the other two cases. Page 40 – line 1408 Section is missing example of using @Reference with a
Constructor. It has examples for the other two cases. Page 60 – lines 2235 to 2260 Text is using the wrong font size (10 point.) The rest of
the document uses 9 point font size. This is not visible in the PDF
version of the specification but can be seen as the text being “more bold”
in the Word version. QUESTIONS I thought we agreed that we would update the style of the references
from [1] to [RFC2119]? Or was this for the Assembly specification? Thanks, Mark Mark Combellack| Software Developer| Avaya | |
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