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    • Type: Bug
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Affects Version/s: PIM CSPRD02
    • Fix Version/s: PIM WD11
    • Component/s: PIM
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    • Proposal:
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      Commenter: If there is normative reliance on SOA-RM, move SOA-RM to normative references and insert the correct citations for roles, names and patterns.

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      Commenter: If there is normative reliance on SOA-RM, move SOA-RM to normative references and insert the correct citations for roles, names and patterns.
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      The PIM does not rely on SOA-RM, and has an informative reference to connect the purpose of WS-Calendar to the purpose of the PIM.

      Note that this is carryover text from WS-Calendar, included so that the context of WS-Calendar. However, WS-Calendar as a PSM likely has a different focus than the PIM (although the PIM purpose fits well with the stated WS-Calendar purpose on lines 76-77).

      Improve the wording and retain the non-normative reference to SOA-RM.

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      The PIM does not rely on SOA-RM, and has an informative reference to connect the purpose of WS-Calendar to the purpose of the PIM. Note that this is carryover text from WS-Calendar, included so that the context of WS-Calendar. However, WS-Calendar as a PSM likely has a different focus than the PIM (although the PIM purpose fits well with the stated WS-Calendar purpose on lines 76-77). Improve the wording and retain the non-normative reference to SOA-RM.

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      1.7 Architectural References and Background reads in part: ***** WS-Calendar and this WS-Calendar PIM assume incorporation into services. Accordingly it assumes a certain background of definitions and discussion of roles, names, and interaction patterns. This document relies heavily on roles and interactions as defined in the OASIS Standard Reference Model for Service Oriented Architecture [SOA-RM]. ***** Does "relies heavily on roles and interactions" [lines 76-77] mean that this proposal normatively relies on SOA-RM? If so, SOA-RM needs to be under normative references and where appropriate, cited by section numbers.

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            • Assignee:
              william.cox William Cox (Inactive)
              Reporter:
              Toby.Considine Toby Considine
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