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RE: [wss] Corrected Minutes of the 1/14/03 telecom
Kelvin John Shewchuk has given me a head's up that he will be coming out with some corrections to his statements later this week, so I will wait for these and send minutes with everyone's corrections. Tim and Tony do you have any additional comments or corrections? Don -----Original Message----- From: Kelvin Lawrence [mailto:] Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 2:20 PM To: Flinn, Don Cc: ronald monzillo; Subject: RE: [wss] Corrected Minutes of the 1/14/03 telecom Don, do you intend to post updated minutes based on your discussions with Ron and others ? I just want to be sure so I know which minutes we will be voting to approve on our next call. Thanks Kelvin "Flinn, Don" <> wrote on 01/20/2003 02:12:05 PM: > Hi Ron > > In response to your question about whether the minutes accurately > captured the assurances requested and the assurances offered. I > tried to capture the words of all the members but may have missed > some. If anyone has some corrections or critical words that I may > have missed, I would be happy to update the minutes with such > missing or mis-recorded critical wording. > > My own recollection of the sense of this matter was that Tim was > looking for reassurances that both IBM and Microsoft agreed with the > need and urgency for a new TC to be formed quickly and that > Microsoft and IBM would participate in the new TC. Further, that the > wss TC needed and required of the new TC definition of security > policy and negotiation, which, it was understood, would be part of > other, broader policy objectives for the new TC. The IBM and > Microsoft representatives gave these assurances. As for what the > wss TC should create as input to the new TC, I believe that Tim's > words cover that point- "This TC defines parameters and mechanism > that need to be agreed between consumer and sender. Just develop a > List. Leave out the negotiation and the schema.". After that the > updated motion was read and unanimously accepted with no objections > as to what was intended. > > Don > > -----Original Message----- > From: ronald monzillo [mailto:] > Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 1:38 PM > To: Flinn, Don > Cc: > Subject: Re: [wss] Corrected Minutes of the 1/14/03 telecom > > > Don, > > I'd like to clarify parts of the minutes, especially what I was trying > to convey when I spoke. > > > Ron Monzillo Shouldnt we agree as a TC whether we want to do work > > before discussing changing the charter. There is disagreement on what > > the wording of charter means. > > and how can we decide if the charter needs to be changed without first > coming to a common understanding > and agreement of what work it is that we want to test against the scope > of the charter. > > > Ron There are different aspects to policy Policy about binding to > > different parts; the way different types of policy are used; Domain > > specific policy. We need to understand how to use this. I support the > > idea that the different parts should be done. > > I described 3 different aspects of the policy/qop space, suggested that > the different > aspects would likely fall into the charter of different forums, and > stated that > in my view, the WSS TC has responsability in the last area. > > . The advertisement or binding of requirements and capabilities > to service definitions (eg. WSDL) and invocations. > . The domain independent requirements and capabilities model or framework > . The domain specific representation of requirements and capabilities in > support of the use of the wss security mechanisms > > > Ron Monzilla ... > > Monzillo - > > > Ron Where are we? We should decide on the nature of the work before > > the form it should take. Experience in the space for .host and DNS are > > good examples.... > > because they demonstrate precedent for evolution of the methods used for > exchanging > such information between systems. > > > Tim Im seeking two assurances 1. IBM & Micro feel the time is > > right to form a TC 2. Both will participate Assure not too clear on > > #2. Would accept friendly amendment if both assurances are given. > > Do the minutes accurately capture the assurances that were requested and > those that were offered? > I thought there was another aspect of the request relating to what the > new TC would accept as > its inputs. > > Ron > > Flinn, Don wrote: > > >The minutes of the 1/14/03 telecom have been corrected and are > attached. If there are any other corrections please send them to the list. > > > >Don > > > > <<Minutes_1_14_03.doc>> > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > To subscribe or unsubscribe from this elist use the subscription > manager: <http://lists.oasis-open.org/ob/adm.pl>
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