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UPDATED DRAFT MINUTES
OASIS WS-BRSP TC Meeting
07 March 2013, 12:00pm
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Scribe: Gershon Janssen
0. Call to Order and roll call
Jacques Durand calls the meeting to order and welcomes everyone.
* Roll call:
Jacques Durand
Gershon Janssen
Alessio Soldano
Doug Davis
Micah Hainline
Tom Link (Observer)
5 voting members present; this meeting quorates.
Additional item added to the agenda: Request from Europe on test tooling.
Agenda adopted.
1. Administrative
(a) minutes Jan 31 meeting and Nov 15
* Minutes Nov 15 meeting
Minutes approved by unanimous consent.
* Minutes Jan 31 meeting
Minutes approved by unanimous consent.
(b) open seat on the WS-I SC
The December 2012 WS-I Member Section Steering Committee election resulted in one seat remaining open. The Steering Committee choose to open a special election to fill this seat. All who are interested are encouraged to submit their nominations to
nominations@oasis-open.org by 11 March 2013.
(c) better advertisement of the "feedback process" on our page
The feedback process changed a little bit as posted on the page.
Gershon moved to approve the change; Micah seconded. Motion passed.
2. Specification drafts: Review the 3 initial drafts (of BP1.2, BP2.0, RSP 1.0)
What remains to be done (test assertions XML files, BSP11).
Goal is to have a CSD for approval before our next meeting. We do need to add the conformance clauses (par 2.4)
The conversion of documents worked out pretty well; most of formatting was retained during the process.
BSP1.1 does not have test assertions like the other profiles.
3. Test tools code management
Elements to discuss:
- the test tools code may be donated by original contributing companies to a 3rd party project/hosting (e.g. GitHub), independently from OASIS, and licensed accordingly.
- BRSP TC is focusing primarily on the specs and their progression,
- the TC will make statements about how to test the profiles it produces and "recommend" the appropriate version of the -externally hosted- test tools.
Discussed was:
- Everybody should be able to contribute, and we could expect this to happen.
- TC won't own the tools; TC owns the profiles.
- To donate the tools, original contributing companies need to sign off on actually wanting to do this.
- Various types of code: analyzer, logger, http-trace in languages C#, Java, Python, mostly contributed by Microsoft, IBM and Futjitsu
- Licensing for contributions need to be determined
- We are not asking people to upload code, but permission to upload the already available code
- It was suggested to use github and license under Apache v2.0
- In previous discussions it was mentioned to not go for Open Source, but just freely available
4. Request from Europe on test tooling
- User wanting the source to intergrate in tooling.
- Comments on the proposal are very welcome; outline is there; details need to be nailed down
5. Adjourn
Next meeting: options to be discussed on the list.