- From: Felix Sasaki <fsasaki@w3.org>
- Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2007 13:26:07 +0900 (JST)
- To: "Yves Savourel" <yves@opentag.com>
- Cc: public-i18n-its@w3.org
Hi Yves, all, This sound good to me. Just a question to Christian: you wrote "this schema" in your proposal. If that is important, we can make an XML Schema instead of the DTD. Felix > > Hi Christian, Felix, all, > > To summarize Christian's 'General' section I think it has the following > concepts: > > 1- We have a test suite > 2- It's not a test suite to claim some kind of certification > 3- it's in the form of input/out pairs > 4- We recommend tools to have an option to produce such output so they > can test > > Felix's proposed changes would be > > A) No need to have #2 because W3C does not do certification anyway > B) No need for #4 because the WG has not a consensus in *recommending* > this > > I would agree with A. > > I would mostly agree B: any choice of recommending, advising, or saying > nothing about the fact that tools have to implement the test output > format to test, is fine with me. > > I would also re-word what is left of the 'general' section. The > 'specific' section looks fine too me. So we would have: > > ============ > General: > > The ITS Working group provides a conformance test suite to help > implementors to write applications that support the ITS specifications. > The test suite provides pairs of input and output files here: <link to > testsuite>. > > Specific: > > There are two cases of results of running the test suite: > > The implementation fails to pass the test suite. In this case it can be > asserted that the implementation fails to meet the relevant ITS data > category. > > The implementation passes the test suite. In this case all that can be > asserted is that the implementation is conformant to that particular > version of the ITS test suite. > > The output format is defined by the following DTD: <link to DTD> > ============ > > Cheers, > -yves > > >
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