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Minutes of Atlantic UBL TC call 21 December 2011
MINUTES OF ATLANTIC UBL TC MEETING WEDNESDAY 21 DECEMBER 2011
ATTENDANCE
Peter Borresen
Jon Bosak (chair)
Betty Harvey
G. Ken Holman
Andy Schoka
STANDING ITEMS
Additions to the calendar:
http://ubl.xml.org/events
None.
Review of Pacific call minutes
That call was canceled this week
NDR WORK
BH: Mavis and Mike are really busy right now, but let's shoot for the
end of January for at least part of it. (AGREED)
BH: There is a lot of historical stuff in Chapters 1 through 3; I'm
just leaving this alone.
JB: We should look at this in the first editorial review cycle to see
whether anything needs changing.
ACTION: GKH to write up the worksheet; BH will go through the
rules, beginning with the analysis produced using Ken's rule
checker:
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl/201111/msg00020.html
GKH: In the new NDR we separate model concepts from rules for
generating schemas. The checker in my analysis is checking NDRs
against the model on the assumption that the NDRs governing schema
production will produce the correct angle brackets. This is not a
system that reads xsd and confirms that the rules have been met; it
is intended to be used to vet future contributions to the UBL data
model. It's a question whether we need a schema checker; isn't this
what the NIST tool does?
BH: Yes; it uses Schematron to test the rules, but not all the rules
can be checked this way.
AGREED that the UBL TC will not attempt to create an NDR schema
checker but will rather leave this to groups like NIST.
BUSINESS DOCUMENT ENVELOPE TASK GROUP
A previously received report from TM was accidentally omitted from
the minutes. A meeting has been held with UN/CEFACT BDH team members
to develop a common data model and a draft has been circulated. The
BDETG is aiming to finalize the model and create example XML in Q1
2012.
UBL 2.1 PRD3 TSC DELIVERABLES
AS: Had a constructive discussion of the new document we are
creating, the Transportation Status Request, which can be used to
request the state of any one of the three transport status documents
(Transportation Status, Transport Execution Status, and Transport
Progress Status). We've chosen to use Document Status Request as a
template, then add elements needed to be more specific to (for
example) a particular geographic region or time period. We've added
those ABIEs and are now refinign the design. We are also modifying
the other transport status documents.
UBL 2.1 PRD3 PSC DELIVERABLES
JB: The main things we will need from PSC:
- Complete, publishable issues list with everything resolved
- Development of a cancellation mechanism for (at least) Despatch
Advice and Receipt Advice
- Review of the definitions
- Tax total in line item: new amount BBIE
(More on all this below)
SPREADSHEET ISSUES FOR CONTENT SCs
Regarding the need to correct missing apostrophes, bad line breaks,
etc., we have already agreed that these changes are to be
incorporated in revisions to the definitions (next item).
BIE DEFINITIONS
From last week's Atlantic call:
ACTION: TM to prepare an initial edit of the definitions, aiming
for delivery at the end of January with review in conference
calls.
FREEZING THE RUNTIME SCHEMAS
Considering that we are now looking at two new document types from
PSC and one from TSC plus the addition of BBIEs for taxation, this
option is no longer relevant.
CANCELLATION DOCUMENTS (WAS: UBL 2.1 PRD2 COMMENT DISPOSITION)
From last week's Atlantic call:
AGREED that PSC should be tasked with the creation of the two new
documents along the lines established by Order Cancellation and
that we don't need further input from ePrior to start on this.
AS: Yesterday we discussed in TSC the cancellation of docs
generically; we concluded that there is already in the status ABIE a
mechanism for cancelling a document.... We are envisioning the
transport Document Status Request in a form that identifies the
particular document we are talking about and selects a status of
"canceled". This withdraws the document from receipt and allows
sending a corrected new one.
GKH: TM gave us an example of the cancellation message needing to
convey business information peculiar to the type of message being
canceled.
JB/AS: Nonetheless, we are not understanding why we can't create a
generic cancellation message that contains the identifying
information along with a code for the kind of document it is
canceling plus a business rule that a corrected Advice of the stated
kind will immediately follow.
PLB: Mark Leitch developed a document called Rectification Advice,
but we agreed that no one would use it, so it was left out of 2.0.
ACTION: PSC to consider the points raised above and develop an
appropriate solution.
TAXTOTAL IN LINEITEM; NEW AMOUNT BBIE
See
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl-comment/201112/msg00001.html
AGREED to refer this to PSC. The person stating the requirement has
offered to help.
ACTION: PSC to follow up.
CARDINALITY OF SUPPLEMENTAL COMPONENTS IN UBL UDT
See
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/ubl/201112/msg00005.html
AGREED to the proposal above. This will make mandatory all
attributes corresponding to supplemental components in the UDT (UBL
uses amount, measure, and binary object types).
N.B.: This will break compatibility with PRD2 (but not with UBL 2.0,
which also specified the supplemental component attributes as
mandatory).
TC CONCALL SCHEDULE
Week of 2011.12.26 *** CANCELED *** Happy Solstice!
Week of 2012.01.02 Regular schedule
Week of 2012.01.09 *** CANCELED ***
Week of 2012.01.16 Regular schedule
Week of 2012.01.23 Regular schedule
Week of 2012.01.30 Regular schedule
Jon Bosak
Chair, OASIS UBL TC
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TRACKING ITEMS
NDR CHECK (NIST TOOL)
On hold while working on NDR revision.
UBL 2.1 NDR ILLUSTRATIONS
UBL 2.0 NDR IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE WIKI
http://wiki.oasis-open.org/ubl/NDR_2.0_Implementation_Guide
CCTS 2.01 DMR
ACTION (2009.06.30): TM to circulate a draft CCTS 2.01 DMR
to the TC for review.
Pending.
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