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So long, and thanks for all the fish [HHGTTG].
Latest published drafts (should be the same as the next entry). If you start on the W3C Technical Reports page , SML is listed in the Schema section.
2009-11-09 (November) Errata published for both Recommendations
2009-10-15 (October) Recommendations and Working Group Notes
2009-06-30 (June) Recommendations and Working Group Notes
2009-05-12 (May) Recommendations
2009-02-12 (February) Proposed Recommendation drafts
2008-11-25 (November) Candidate Recommendation drafts
2008-09-12 (September) Last Call drafts (second LC)
2008-03-03 (March) Last Call drafts
2008-01-14 (January)
2007-09-26 (September)
2007-08-06 (August)
There are several ways to raise new issues: within Bugzilla, on the public mailing list. The Working Group has a high preference for Bugzilla and would be very grateful if reviewers could use it for raising new issues.
No matter what way you choose, please provide the following information:
It is also appreciated if the proposed solution comes with test cases.
Note: this description applies only to NON-WG PARTICIPANTS who cannot post to the public mailing list.
For new issue proposals on the public mailing list, please use a subject header in the form "[NEW ISSUE] title". Issue proposals should include the general information for new issues described above.
Note: this lists minutes for meetings after the 2008-03-26 Last Call review period ended. For minutes of earlier meetings, please search the public mailing list for entries with a subject containing the string [minutes] (i.e., the word minutes enclosed in square braces).
This schedule is informative only.
June 2007: First public drafts for Service Modeling Language and Service Modeling Language Interchange Format.
March 2008: Last call drafts for Service Modeling Language and Service Modeling Language Interchange Format.
September 2008: Last call draft 2 for Service Modeling Language and Service Modeling Language Interchange Format.
November 2008: Candidate Recommendation drafts for Service Modeling Language and Service Modeling Language Interchange Format. Test suite to promote implementation of the Candidate Recommendations.
March 2009: Proposed Recommendation drafts for Service Modeling Language and Service Modeling Language Interchange Format.
May 2009: W3C Recommendations for Service Modeling Language and Service Modeling Language Interchange Format.
June 2009 – September 2009: Post Recommendation work, next steps considerations.
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