[OASIS Issue Tracker] Updated: (SOAEERP-35) PR07-T14 Common wordsare not defined in three specifications

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William Cox updated SOAEERP-35:
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        Fix Version/s: cd04
    Affects Version/s: cd03

> PR07-T14 Common words are not defined in three specifications
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>                 Key: SOAEERP-35
>                 URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/SOAEERP-35
>             Project: OASIS Service-Oriented Architecture End-to-End Resource Planning (SOA-EERP) TC
>          Issue Type: Sub-task
>          Components: PR01 Comments
>    Affects Versions: cd03
>            Reporter: Paul Yang 
>            Assignee: Szu Chang 
>             Fix For: cd04
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> 15. All three specifications use common words (e.g. Service, SLA, Quality of Service, Rating, Credentials) but do not define them or reference the relevant definitions. All the specifications should carefully compare and conrast, and where a specific technical meaning or meaning may be understood, indicate whether that meaning is intended. Otherwise the documents are hard to comprehend. The missing comparison and contast beteween "SLA" and "BSLA" is one case in point (see item 14). The connections all need to be explicit, not implicit or suggested (but never confirmed). The documents read as if there were a detailed architectural and interaction model that is understood by the authors but never explained to the readers. This is a barrier to implementation, understanding, and conformance. 

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