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Subject: RE: [wsbpel] A Topic for the F2F?
David, And this comes right back to what I was saying a week and change ago. Sure we have a spec' - but that is all. The VITALLY important first step has been completely glossed over. Defining the focus, audience, goals, deliverables - and all that goes into a successful project. This is basic 101 project stuff. Until that is all precisely defined and agreed to - much wheel spinning and gear shifting will be in evidence. Obviously one hopes that the F2F can begin to address this. Business objectives comes before technical spec's. Oh, yeah, and trying to do the reverse - looking at the technical spec', and then reverse engineering the business objectives - yeah that's not a very smart agenda either. Painful as this may seem - ignoring the spec' completely - and just figuring out the business goals here - then going back - and tossing out or including the technology as appropriate - is the right approach. You may even get to the nine month deadline faster based on that - instead of saying - the technical spec' is sacrosanct - all hail the might technical spec' - it is perfection incarnate, and its pureness cannot be tinkered with - cause else we won't have time to test it. I seem to remember we did just fine in ebXML. Lessons learned. DW. ========================================================= Message text written by "Burdett, David" >As far as including the Visual Binding extensions in BPEL natively is concerned I think we can actually separate the work into two parts: 1. Identify WHAT additional information needs to be held to identify the graphical information, and 2. Design HOW to represent that information. At this point we can choose to include it within the BPEL language or have a separate language. We can also decide whether it goes in the same spec e.g. in an Appendix or in a separate spec. The point is that we do not have to decide immediately HOW to specify it. <
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