reschedule/clarification [Re: [uima] UIMA Specification Next Stepsand Next Telecon Scheduled for October 17th.]

[ehn@cs.cmu.edu]

Folks,

Dave has scheduled the next telecon for October 17th. Unfortunately I'll 
be at a meeting in D.C. that day. Would it be possible for us to 
reschedule the telecon to the following Friday (Oct. 24th)?

Dave, I have a clarification about the Statements of Use. Can we just 
take a look at the UIMA apps we've built, and identify which parts of 
the spec are utilized? Should we also be taking a look at the current 
JDK in the same manner, or is the issue to look at applications 
("usages") rather than implementations of the framework?

-ehn

David Ferrucci wrote:
> 
> All,
> 
> The UIMA Committee Draft's 60-day public review period ends on October 
> 8th. There have been no comments so far.
> 
> The Next Step is for our committee to vote to approve the draft as a 
> "Committee Specification".
> 
> *On October 17th at 11AM (our usual time)  *we will convene our next 
>  telecon to kick off a ballot to approve the committee draft as a 
> "Committee Specification".
> 
> Then we need to acquire three(3)  "Statements of Use". These brief 
> statements would mention a usage of UIMA that conforms to one or more 
> parts of the specification, for example the XMI specification.
> 
> These "Statements of Use" get included as part of the submission to 
> OASIS for consideration of UIMA as an OASIS standard.
> 
> Hope to speak with you all on October 17th
> 
> If you have a conflict and can NOT attend on October 17th, then  please 
> let me know and we can try to reschedule.
> 
> Regards,
>         Dave
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> Chief Architect,  UIMA
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