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Subject: RE: [sdd] [glossary] Initial vs. Default Configuration
Hi
all, I'm
working with version 15 of the glossary, is that correct? In that version the
definition of Configuration differs slightly from the version below: Configuration:
"A specific set of values and
state defining a given instance of a solution." Did
we agree to remove “and state” from the definition? Regards, Debra -----Original
Message----- At
yesterday's concall, we agreed to have all three definitions in the glossary.
The agreed upon definitions are: Configuration:
"A specific set of values defining a given instance of a
solution." (no change from current glossary) Initial
Configuration: "The configuration in effect when the system is first deployed" Default
Configuration: "The configuration supplied by the solution provider" Who
has the glossary pen? Whoever that is, please make these modifications as
soon as convenient. Thanks! -jhf- Brent
Miller wrote: >
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Keeping in mind that I'm new here :-) , here's my read on the process >
question, based on the OASIS TC process document: >
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- Yes, we can conduct business electronically, including voting >
electroncially by OASIS ballot or by the use of this e-mail list. >
- However, the minimum ballot period for electronic voting is 7 days. >
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We'll be having a conference call before then, so I suggest that we put >
this on the agenda for next week's call; James, please feel free to make >
your motion then. >
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And everyone, please feel free to continue to discuss via e-mail. >
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Regards, >
Brent >
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Brent A. Miller >
STSM, Autonomic Computing Architecture >
IBM Corp. >
Tel. 919-543-6959 (TIE 441) >
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"In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in >
practice, there is." >
-- Jan L.A. van de Snepscheut >
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*James Falkner <james.falkner@sun.com>* >
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06/08/2006 12:02 PM >
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Julia McCarthy/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS >
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sdd@lists.oasis-open.org >
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Ok, then I make a motion (can I do that via email?) to include all >
three definitions in the glossary. If required, I can do this at >
the next concall. >
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-jhf- >
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Julia McCarthy wrote: >
> The SDD does provide a way to indicate default configuration values. I >
> think it is useful to have all three terms in the glossary. >
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> Julia McCarthy >
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> *James Falkner <james.falkner@sun.com>* >
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> All, >
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> For my current action item: >
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> "James Falkner to check on glossary discussion to see if Initial >
> Configuration >
> should be deprecated (thought either this or default configuration was >
> retained)." >
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> In the current glossary, we define "Configuration", and
"Initial >
> Configuration". I could not find any notes in deprecating the >
> definition of Initial Configuration, and in the F2F minutes, there >
> was no discussion of this. I also do not recall ever talking about >
> getting rid of Initial Configuration. >
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> I believe definitions for Initial and Default configuraitons are useful. >
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> Since we already have definitions for Configuration and Initial >
> Configuration, all we need is Default Configuration. >
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> "Default Configuration" is the configuration supplied by the
solution >
> provider. Doesn't SDD contain default values for configurable >
> parameters? If so, this should be in the glossary. If not, I think >
> it is not necessary. >
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> -jhf- >
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