- From: ECKERT,ZULAH (HP-Cupertino,ex1) <zulah_eckert@hp.com>
- Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 19:52:51 -0400
- To: "WSA W3C Public (E-mail)" <www-ws-arch@w3c.org>
- Cc: "ECKERT,ZULAH (HP-Cupertino,ex1)" <zulah_eckert@hp.com>
Recall that AG006 includes AC007, AC008, AC012, AC013, and AC015. [1] is the original proposal what was considered in the 7/18/02 WSAWG meeting [2]. The bulk of these AC's and sub ACs need no further discussion. With the following issues: * The following is incorrect needs to be corrected in the document. The approved AC is: AC008.6 The definition and use of the components is consistent within the Web Service Architecture. * The following were removed from the document but were approved by vote: AC015.2 and AC015.4. These ACs have the same issues as we had with the other AC015 sub ACs that the WSAWG agreed to remove. (IMO) The editors have done the right thing and these should be removed. I feel uncomfortable with a high level AC that we cannot decompose into parts. This AC really addresses how the WSAWG will organize itself to provide time-to-market for the WSA. My rcommendation is that either we remove it or we add some CSFs and requirements that address the AC. Here is a proposal of some possible critical success factors that address WSAWG organization and that are critical success factors (that is, if we are not successful with these, its fairly safe to say that we aren't being successful): - the WSAWG must work in parallel (1)internally so that usage, requirements, and architecture do not gate one another but instead are iteratively developed (2)within the W3C WS activity - to reduce the time to kick off WGs and hence specification creation - (recognizing that company supplied expertise is an important resource) to allow those resources to be applied in focused efforts - to iterate over the charter and architecture of each WG to arrive at a consistent architecture (3)with the rest of web service related the standards community (recognizing that not all work to realize the WSA will be done by the W3C) - to focus external standards efforts that can become a part of the WSA - to establish and create liaison's to gather requirements and usage, and to provide feedback on WSAWG drafts - The WSAWG must prioritize its effort based on market needs - (recognizing that we should have an up-to-date view of what could become a WSA contribution) maintain up-to-date information about external standards efforts and possible contributions that relate to the architecture. And disseminate WSA status information back to these groups. - understand and communicate in a timely fashion the relationship of WS related contributions that could contribute to the WSA. These seem to me to be things that we can do that would lead to success with AC015. We also have some chance of measuring whether or not we re fulfilling these roles. Regards, Zulah [1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-ws-arch/2002Jul/0205.html [2] http://www.w3.org/2002/ws/arch/2/07/18-minutes
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