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Subject: Preliminary Minutes of WSRM TC meeting 2/8/05
Prelim minutes are attached. Please post any corrections to the list before the end of this week. Tom Rutt WSRM TC Chair -- ---------------------------------------------------- Tom Rutt email: tom@coastin.com; trutt@us.fujitsu.com Tel: +1 732 801 5744 Fax: +1 732 774 5133Title: Draft Agenda to WSRM TC Conference Call – May 06, 2003
Prelim Minutes of WSRM TC Conference Call –Feb 08, 2005 The meeting of the WSRM TC took place by teleconference Tuesday, Feb 08 , 2005, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM Eastern Standard Time 1
Draft
Agenda:
1 Draft Agenda to WSRM TC Conference Call 2 Roll Call 3 Minutes Discussion 3.1 Appointment of Minute Taker 3.2 Approval of previous meeting minutes – 4 Action Item Status Review 5 Status of WS-Reliability Specification 6 Status of Interop SC activities 7 Next Step Documentation 7.1 Editorial Clarifications and Errata 7.2 Implementation Guidelines 7.2 Future Enhancement Requests 7.3 Composability with other WS-Specs 9 ws reliability PAS progression 10 new OASIS IPR Policy 8 Discussion of Future Meetings 2
Roll
Call
Attendance:
Meeting is quorate. 1
Minutes
Discussion
Tom Rutt will take minutes. 1.1 Approval of previous meeting minutesThe minutes of the 01/25 meeting are posted at: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsrm/download.php/11337/MinutesWSRMTC012505.htm Alan Moved to approve the 1/25 minutes, Jacques seconded. No opposition minutes 1/25 minutes approved 2 Status of Action Items2.1 Action 090704-1 (Tom) PendingAction: Tom will try to find, from previous minutes, a list of features we have put off for future versions and will post it to the list for discussion. 2.2 Action 121404-2 (Jeff M and Interop SC) PendingAction: Jeff M will provide examples of soap header dumps with both ws-reliability and ws-addressing headers in use, as in the interop demo. Anish will ping Jeff on this. Will Switch action item to Anish. 2.3 Action 012505-1 (Tom Rutt) PendingAction: Tom will investigate how to change the status of printed document. The posted standard still states CD. 2.4 Action 012505-3 (Tom Rutt) CompletedAction: Tom will post the edited Interop SC contribution. Completed 2.5 Action 012505-4 (Jacques and Tom Rutt) ClosedAction: Jacques and Tom will check on availability of having next wsrm TC F2f for two days at OASIS symposium the last week of April. Jacques: It is up to us. WS CAF is also meeting for a three day meeting. This causes an overlap. 2.6 Action 012505-3 (Tom Rutt) ClosedTom: action – put out a summary of what PAS process is. Excerpts from relevant JTC1 documents are included in the agenda for the 2/8 teleconf for discussion. 3 Status of WS-Reliability SpecificationThe public and member web site pages for the TC to have a single announcement, which refers by URL to spec and schema at the proper location on the OASIS web site. http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsrm/2004/06/WS-Reliability-CD1.086.pdf http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsrm/2004/06/fnp-1.1.xsd http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsrm/2004/06/reference-1.1.xsd http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsrm/2004/06/ws-reliability-1.1.xsd http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsrm/2004/06/wsrmfp-1.1.xsd The spec itself still shows status a CD. Continuing Action: Tom will investigate how to change the status of printed document. 4 Status of Interop SC activitiesNothing has happened. 5 Next Step DocumentationTom Rutt posted the edited contribution from the Interop SC as: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsrm/download.php/11196/InteropSCfeedback.pdf Comments are requested on re-factoring this contribution into the three document types shown below. 5.1 Editorial Clarifications and ErrataClarifications, editorial nits, interpretations of the actual specification, which should be posted for others to see 5.2 Implementation Guidelines / Application NotesThings to help implementers, which, would typically be specific to application environments. 5.3 Future Enhancement RequestsProposed changes for future versions which would ease implementation or enhance protocol capabilities. 6 Composability with other WS-SpecsAfter the 1/11 meeting, Jacques posted the following update to the composibility paper: Jacques clarified that this was only an editorial update. After the 1/11 meeting, Tom Rutt posted a pdf version of the ws-security composition document (originally posted by Alan W) at: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsrm/download.php/10944/WS-R%20WS-Security-Draft.pdf Tom Rutt send an email soliciting comments on both of the above documents: Soliciation for Member
Comments Tom Rutt Before the Last meeting The following response was posted: Kicking off the discussion of the WS-R and WS-S Composability document Alan Weissberger 14 Jan 2005 Task force started with members Jacques, Alan, Abbie,. and Bob F. Jacques: The task force has nothing to report. The task force needs to schedule a call. Tentatively at 3:00 Pacific Time on Wednesday, Feb 09. Same number as this call bridge. Jacques stated that the ebXML messaging group is working on how to compose ws-reliability and ws-security. They will have compliance with ws-I BSP profile. Security is processed after reliability on outgoing. All this will be finalized in the forthcoming teleconference. Tom welcomes a liaison contribution from ebXML group. Jacques: On fault side, a message can be faulted before reaching the receiver rmp, which would result in useless resending. Jacques: ebXML messaging version 3 is working on a modular composition of reliability implementations. They feel that the wsrm TC should move forward for reliability of synchronous responses. Tom: we should look for contributions in this area for future discussions. Tom: we should consider discussions about composition of ws-reliability with ws-addressing, as w3c ws-addressing becomes stable. 7 WS-reliability PAS progressionFrom Last meeting: Bob: I would like to introduce the concept of progressing this specification to ISO for their purposes. It is potentially feasible for us. Tom: OASIS has been granted PAS (Publically Available Spec) Submitter status by ISO/IEC JTC1, and can now.submit specifications to be voted on as a fast track ISO standards. Bob: people should discuss whether we should do this for ws-reliability on the list, and it should be put on the agenda for next meeting. From the OASIS application for PAS submitter status: JTC1 N 7458: “ 7.3.1.2)
Ongoing Maintenance a)
What is the willingness and resource availability to conduct ongoing maintenance, interpretation, and 5 year revision cycles following JTC 1
approval (see also 5.2.5)? b)
What level of willingness and resources are available to facilitate
specification progression during the transposition process (e.g.,
technical clarification and normal document editing)? OASIS intends to continue the maintenance of its completed and approved specifications (OASIS Standards) even after submission for approval under the JTC1 process. While some OASIS TCs have completed their work and have been closed, most remain active for some period of time after approval of their work as OASIS Standards, either to continue revision of the OASIS Standard or to encourage implementation. We will submit OASIS Standards with the understanding that the OASIS TC will continue maintenance of the specification; for implementation purposes, it is essential that the specifications approved by JTC 1 remain aligned to the OASIS Standard. Where the OASIS TC is closed or has decided that it is no longer interested in maintenance of the specification, OASIS may submit with permission to JTC1 to modify and maintain the specification if JTC1 so desires. OASIS will be willing to participate in the five year review as appropriate. Tom
Recommends that the wsrm tc would want to maintain maintenance responsibility for
our spec. 7.3.1.3)
Changes during transposition a)
What are the expectations of the proposer toward
technical and editorial changes to the specification during the transposition
process? b)
How flexible is the proposing organization toward using only portions of the
proposed specification or adding supplemental material to it? OASIS
will submit OASIS Standards completed and approved under the OASIS technical process for approval by JTC1 with the
understanding that the OASIS Standard will either be approved as-is by JTC1 or
returned with comments for the OASIS TC to revise. This is for purpose of
keeping the OASIS-approved and JTC1-approved specifications identical. A
representative of the OASIS TC will attend the JTC1 ballot resolution meeting
if requested, and the OASIS TC will also provide an editor for the changes. If
comments are submitted to OASIS by JTC1, the TC will address those comments and
revise the specification as appropriate. After revision and re-approval of the
specification under the OASIS TC Process the specification will be resubmitted
to JTC1 along with an account of the disposition of the JTC1 comments. 7.3.1.4)
Future Plan) a)
What are the intentions of the proposing organization toward future additions, extensions, deletions or modifications to the specification?
Under what conditions? When?
Rationale? b)
What willingness exists to work with JTC 1 on future versions in order to avoid divergence? Note that the answer to this question is
particularly relevant in cases where doubts may exist about the openness of the submitter
organization. c)
What is the scope of the organization activities relative to specifications
similar to but beyond that being proposed? As above (see 7.3.1.3) OASIS expects that submitted OASIS Standard be approved as-is, and that any comments or requests for change be submitted to the OASIS TC. The rationale for this policy is to prevent divergence, i.e. to prevent the possibility of there being two versions of the same specification, one from OASIS and one from JTC1, in circulation. The intent of OASIS is, after approval of a OASIS Standard by JTC1, to submit further versions of the same work to JTC1 for approval. Appropriate liaison should be established between the OASIS TC and the applicable JTC1 SC in order to provide adequate lines of communication between the two groups. “ The following exerpt is from JTC1 N 7633 - OASIS Response to National Body Comments Contained in JTC 1 N 7617, Summary of Voting on Document JTC 1 N 7458, OASIS Application for JTC 1 PAS Submitter Status “ From: Karl F. Best
[karl.best@oasis-open.org] Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 9:17 AM To: Lisa Rajchel Cc: Jameson, Scott K; Karen Higginbottom Subject: Re: OASIS application for JTC1 PAS
submitter status Lisa: OASIS expresses its appreciation for JTC1's
approval of its request to become a PAS submitter, and
responds to follows: [ cooperation (e.g. by means of the current JTC 1 Liaison
mechanisms)] OASIS' policy in regards to forming
liaisons is published at http://www.oasisopen. org/committees/liaison_policy.php.
This policy describes how both formal and informal relationships
are established between OASIS and other organizations, and between OASIS TCs and the committees or working groups of other
organizations. As described in the OASIS application for
JTC1 PAS submitter status (17 June 2004) OASIS makes great efforts to establish
relationships for the purpose of working with other organizations to promote
interoperability and reduce duplication of effort. OASIS' application is
evidence of this effort, as are our established liaisons with ISO/IEC JTC1
SC34, ISO TC 154 and the MoU MG.
We are also actively participating in the JTC1 Web Services Study Group. [According to the subclause M6.1.1 of of JTC 1
Directives (5th edition), application of PAS submitter has to be accompanied by an
identification of initial PAS(s). JTC1 N7458 has, however, no such
information. Therefore the national body of information on the initial PAS(s).] OASIS technical committees are working on a
number of specifications related
to Web Services, including application security, business process,
application framework, distributed management, notification, reliable
messaging, resource framework, remote portlets, and
security. Our intent is to submit work to other
organizations such as JTC1 upon their
completion and approval under the OASIS Technical Committee Process.
A number of the above efforts are nearing completion. OASIS will
work with the JTC1 Web Services Study Group to prioritize its submissions
while being mindful of the JTC1 requirement to submit the first
document within six months of our approval as a PAS submitter. -Karl “ Tom: I recommend we consider the progression of our standard thru this process as an ISO standard. Bob: some organizations will see the ISO standard as an important mark. Action: Tom will investigate how to post the three OASIS pas documents on our server. Doug: I am wondering about the TC dealing directly with this. Tom; The OASIS CEO makes the determination of what to submit. Tom: what we are really talking about is asking Jamie to do this on behalf of the TC. Open discussion on the Email list. 8 New IPR policy for OASISTom sent out email: - Notification of Revised IPR Policy & New IPR Transition Policy] Tom Rutt 08 Feb 2005 15:58:34
* From: James Bryce Clark <jamie.clark@oasis-open.org>
* To: chairs@lists.oasis-open.org, tc-announce@lists.oasis-open.org
* Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2005 15:55:54 -0800 Please note the official announcement of
our revised IPR policy [1], which
will become effective beginning 15 April 2005.
Details are available at the
link below. ~
James Bryce Clark ~
Director, Standards Development, OASIS ~
jamie.clark@oasis-open.org [1]
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/members/200502/msg00006.html Jeff M: the policy becomes effective April 15. Once effective all new TCs will operate under new policy. Existing TCs will have a transition period. There is a new membership agreement that goes along with this. There is a maximum one year for this to happen when they re-up their membership. They can agree sooner. If a tc gets a critical mass of members under the new agreement (50%) somebody can intiate a motion to transfer to the new IPR policy. Then the TC has a vote on changing to new IPR Policy The TC can decide to transition. There are two rf modes (rf with rand) and (rf with limited). Jeff: our tc would get to pick one of the two rf modes. Jeff: the vote has to be unanimous to transition. 14 day ballot. Oasis will let us operate under the old policy for two years. Jeff: there are two kinds of legally binding participant obligations: - Written contribution obligations - Participation obligations after 60 days 9 Discussion of Future Meetingswhen is the next Face to face? Jacques put in request to OASIS staff on the feasibility of two days f2f meeting at Symposium. At Jan 11 meeting, we agreed to continue schedule of 90 minute teleconferences every two weeks, from, Feb 8, Feb 22, thru the end of march. Jacques: Jane sent a spreadsheet on TCs committed. WS-CAF plans to meet for two and ½ days. Our cross membership might be of concern. There will be an OASIS TAB meeting wed or Thursday. Jacques: the big question is how much overlap there is with WS-CAF. Three TC members are on both committees. Tom: should we request all day Wed and Thursday. Bob: we need to have an agenda with time phase. Tom: should I request all day Wed and Thursday after the symposium for Our TC. 10 New BusinessJacques: I would like to give an update on pilot project AIAG and rosetta net multiple messaging services project. In AIAG there is a project aimed at demonstrating that the automotive supply chain is ready to use the latest e-business standards. Fujitsu participated in an effort last year, which resulted in standing demonstration showcasing webservices and ebxml technology. There was no demonstration of reliability. This year there are intentions to demonstrate further web service technologies. IBM is expected to be participating. Rosetta Net is also working on such demonstration activities. Jacques: My point is that I do not see a lot of TC member participation in such activities regarding ws-reliability as we perhaps should be doing. Just being there is important. Doug B moved to adjourn Alan seconded. |
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