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EI/EMIX spec wording clarification request


Excellent Point Ann.   We need to use the terminology of messages for EI and EMIX carefully, if at. On a related point will EI provide messages?   EI has something to do with interactions to convey EMIX Products (incl price). But what is normative in EI? If I use getTransaction instead of requestTransaction with the same EMIX Payload am I violating the EI spec? Edward G. Cazalet, Ph.D. 101 First Street, Suite 552 Los Altos, CA 94022 650-949-5274 cell: 408-621-2772 [email protected] www.cazalet.com From: Anne Hendry [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2011 12:06 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [emix] EI/EMIX spec wording clarification request In the Introduction sections, both  the EI and EMIX specs say they each provide "... a set of messages to communicate price ... ". 1 To have them both say they provide the same thing blurs the line of where EI stops and EMIX starts. The terminology could use some clarification/definition.  I'd propose something more along the lines of EMIX providing "an XML vocabulary for communication of Price and Product information", or something similar, to distinguish it from getting into the messaging / communication services context of EI. Does anyone else have suggestions/opinions on this?  I think we have several issues around clarification of EI/EMIX boundaries so if that is in process perhaps this can be added to the list.  I don't know how those are being tracked since they're between TCs. -A 1 EMIX wd22 .doc lines 176-177: "This document defines a set of messages to communicate Price and Product definition for power and energy markets ..." 1 EI wd22 .pdf  line 10: "Energy Interoperation defines a set of messages to communicate price, reliability, and emergency conditions ..."

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