- From: Eric Johnson <eric@tibco.com>
- Date: Wed, 20 May 2009 16:30:27 -0700
- To: "SOAP/JMS (list)" <public-soap-jms@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <4A149293.50607@tibco.com>
Well, I was going on my merry way, updating the URI scheme for JMS. Alas, I believe I've hit a brick wall. Making the necessary changes was relatively straightforward. I've committed them to the same old VCS we've been using. Trouble is, the IETF has apparently changed their legalese required on their submissions. To wit: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5378 To generate a proposal that conforms to the new IPR statements, apparently we need to use the "preliminary" update to the xml2rfc tool: http://xml.resource.org/experimental.html This takes seven new choices for IPR disclosure. * trust200811, trust200902 (appear to be identical) * noModificationTrust200811, noModificationTrust200902 (appear to be identical) * noDerivativesTrust200811, noDerivativesTrust200902 (appear to be identical) * pre5378Trust200902 These choices appear in the "rfc" tag. Absent any other input from anyone, the pre5378Trust200902 option appears to be the correct choice. For maximum (re)use, I suspect it would be better if we could use "trust200902". I took our existing document, stripped out almost all of the contents (since these materials are archived publicly, including the actual material with varying IPR disclosures would be a lawyer's nightmare), and generated using each of the options above. Note that some of the documents differ only in date, as my exercise in generating them spanned the change of date in GMT+0. Attached is a zip of the eight different generated forms including the original full3978 form that we used to provide. Since I cannot assume any particular choice on behalf of each of you, I need to hear back from each of you on which choice is the correct one. To simplify the discussion, the first question is whether or not "trust200902" is acceptable. If it isn't, what other choices are? -Eric.
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