- From: Francis McCabe <fgm@fla.fujitsu.com>
- Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 12:46:43 -0700
- To: "Champion, Mike" <Mike.Champion@SoftwareAG-USA.com>
- Cc: www-ws-arch@w3.org
I was champion of D-AG001. The main message of that sequence is http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-ws-arch/2002Jul/0197.html Frank McCabe On Thursday, August 22, 2002, at 12:31 PM, Champion, Mike wrote: > > In the draft of the Requirements doc at > http://www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-wsa-reqs-20020819 > we still have some goals and CSF's with a "D-" in > front of them. I took an action item to try to > find champions who would look up the discussions > on these and try to guide us to a definite resolution. > You may find that they were resolved, and the > resolution had not made it into the document. > > It looks like there are 4 goals with draft status, and > three of those have CSF's with draft status associated > with them: D-AC001, D-AC016, D-AC017, and D-AC018. > Also, AC006 is agreed on, but some of its CSFs are > still in draft status. > > It would be nice to have volunteers to take these > on. I would expect it to take about one hour for each > to dig through the archives, look at the votes and > comments, and propose a sensible resolution. > > > ------------------------------------------------- > D-AC001 provides a complete reference framework that encourages the > development of interoperable software products from multiple vendors and > provides a defensible basis for conformance and interoperability test > suites. > > D-AC001.1 - Encourage the development of interoperable software products. > > D-AC001.1.1 - Ensure that no individual implementor is favored over > others. > > D-AC001.1.2 - Identify all interfaces and messaging protocols within the > architecture in a standardized way. > > D-AC001.2 -Ensures that the development of standards-based technologies > identify conformance in such a way that testing software can be > constructed.. > > ----------------------------------------------------------- > [in this one, the top level goal is agreed on, but it has some CSF's with > draft status] > > AC006 addresses the security of Web services across distributed domains > and > platforms. > > D-AR006.7 The security framework SHOULD enable key management and key > distribution. > > D-AR006.12 The security framework must include Auditing. > > D-AR006.13 Where a web service provides security features in line with > AR006, it SHOULD provide the ability to manage that security in a > meaningful > way. > > ------------------------------------------------------- > D-AC016 examine architectural and technology issues that might prevent > interoperability, and recommend existing standards and technologies where > available. > > D-AR016.4 Formation of WGs to address gaps > > D-AR016.4.1 in architectural realm. > > D-AR016.4.2 in technological realm. > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > D-AC017 provides guidance for the development of the Web services > infrastructure needed to implement common business functions in a > standards-based environment. > > D-AR017.1 The Web services Architecture must support common business > functions, to the extent that those functions are defined in similar > methodologies such as EDI. > > D-AR017.2 The Web services Architecture must support reliable messaging > and > routing. > > D-AR017.3 The Web services Architecture must support unique message IDs > and > message sequencing. > > D-AR017.4 The Web services Architecture must support reliable transaction > processing. > > ---------------------------------- > D-AC018 The Web Services Architecture must enable the management and > provisioning of Web Services > > [None of the CSF's have draft status] >
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