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<trackbot> Date: 16 March 2010
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<trackbot> Meeting: SOAP-JMS Binding Working Group Teleconference
<trackbot> Date: 16 March 2010
<scribe> scribe: Mphillip
Mark: No progress on 138,147,148
Eric: 143 is completed (see:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-soap-jms/2010Mar/0016.html)
Eric: as are 149 and 151 (see
links in agenda()
... 146 and 152 still pending
close action-143
<trackbot> ACTION-143 Ensure that we have tests for all the WSDL assertions closed
close action-149
<trackbot> ACTION-149 Update testcase 6,7 to fix text in "message flow" section to reflect changes made to WSDL fragment closed
close action-151
<trackbot> ACTION-151 Develop a proposal for how to address protocol-2015 closed
Phil: No progress on 150
Nothing to add - Eric has action item to follow up with Oracle
See:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-soap-jms/2010Mar/0018.html
Eric: We are close to moving towards public review
Phil: Agreed
Mark: Agreed
<Yves> note form the CR status of the document: SOTD
<Yves> The Working Group intend to submit this document for consideration as a W3C Proposed Recommendation after 31 August 2009 having met the following criteria:
<Yves> 1.
<Yves> At least two implementations have demonstrated interoperability of each feature.
<Yves> 2.
<Yves> All issues raised during the CR period against this document have received formal responses.
Eric: The process does not require two interoperable implementations as long as there are two implementations that pass each of the test cases (and that have documented this)
Phil: The implementations are not necessarily the same class of middleware so it may be difficult to implement test cases that are applicable to all implementations
Eric: As we've discussed, we
could have a bare bones JMS test harness which dummys up the
request and identifies the expected response
... Practically we may not have the resources to set up a full
interop test
... Can we take these back to our product teams and see what
they can do
Yves: When we did interrop tests for WS-Databiding the test was an echo from the toolkit serialising and deserialisng which was enough to show if there were problems
<Yves> s/WS-Databinding/XML Schema Patterns for Databinding/
mphillip: We should be able to do some interop testing within different implementations in IBM, and possibly could share the trace from the test
Eric: ...and the tests and trace
do not need to be made public... this may be something that we
only share amongst ourselves
... or we buy some resources on (for example) the Amazon cloud,
and set up images which we use to demostrate
interoperability
action Eric to investigate feasibility of operating JMS in the cloud
<trackbot> Created ACTION-153 - Investigate feasibility of operating JMS in the cloud [on Eric Johnson - due 2010-03-23].
Phil: "At least two implementations have demonstrated interoperability of each feature." - does this just mean each required feature - i.e. not WSDL
Yves: Correct - this does not have to include optional features - though ideally it would
action mark to Investigate IBM's legal position in sharing or using IBM product test suites in interops tests
<trackbot> Created ACTION-154 - Investigate IBM's legal position in sharing or using IBM product test suites in interops tests [on Mark Phillips - due 2010-03-23].
Eric: How many tests can an
implementation run without WSDL? ...and if we take out all the
WSDL tests, would we eliminate protocol statements for non-WSDL
requirements
... i.e. Can we still test all the normative assertions without
the WSDL tests
action Phil to check that we have coverage of all non-WSDL assertions if we do not run the WSDL tests
<trackbot> Created ACTION-155 - Check that we have coverage of all non-WSDL assertions if we do not run the WSDL tests [on Phil Adams - due 2010-03-23].
Eric: Not available next week (at EclipseCon) - would anyone else like to chair?
Phil: We probably have enough actions to be getting on with
Agreed, could use the time to progress actions
AOB:
action Eric to come uo with counter proposal for issue 31 (isFault)
<trackbot> Created ACTION-156 - Come up with counter proposal for issue 31 (isFault) [on Eric Johnson - due 2010-03-23].
NOTE: Next meeting on 30th - normal time
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