RE: [dss] Call For Use Cases and Requirements

Title: Call For Use Cases

On the 
conference call today it was decided that along with use cases, the TC would 
also be interested in requirements independent of use cases that people may have 
for the protocols that we will be developing.  Not all requirements that 
people have may be directly tied to particular use cases.  For example, 
security requirements may not fit with any particular use case, but may still be 
relevant.  The use case sub-committee will also consider these 
requirements, decide if they match a particular use case, or if they should be 
considered independently.  

 

Thus, 
I would encourage people to submit both their use cases and requirements.  
These will help produce the requirements that the TC will use to distinguish 
among the various input documents that have been received and therefore will 
greatly influence the work that the group does.

 

Thanks,

 

    Robert.

  
-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Zuccherato 
  [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, December 16, 
  2002 1:55 PM
To: 'DSS TC'
Subject: [dss] Call For Use 
  Cases

  
As a result of the conference call today I would 
  like to issue a call for use cases relevant to the scope and deliverables of 
  the DSS TC.  As a reminder, the TC Statement of Purpose and Deliverables 
  are available at http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/dss/charter.shtml.  
  The TC will decide which use cases are applicable to its work and use them to 
  draft requirements.

  
The TC today voted to appoint a sub-committee to 
  gather use cases and make recommendations on which use cases the TC will 
  focus.  This sub-committee is comprised of:

  
Krishna Sankar 
Manoj K. Srivastava 
John 
  Messing 
Nick Pope 

  
The sub-committee has an action to report back to 
  the TC by the meeting on January 27, 2003, thus use cases should be submitted 
  to the mail list in advance of that date.

  
I would like to encourage anyone with any relevant 
  use cases to submit them. 

  
Thanks, 

  
        Robert 
  Zuccherato.