[Fiware-iot] Links to today IoT chapter meeting minutes

Tobias Jacobs Tobias.Jacobs at neclab.eu
Fri Sep 4 11:51:40 CEST 2015


Dear Gilles,
As I am travelling and Stefan is on vacation, NEC is not able to join the call this time. It would therefore be great if you could put any information & action points into the googledoc. Thanks!

Best
Tobias



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On 04 Sep 2015, at 10:06, "gilles.privat at orange.com<mailto:gilles.privat at orange.com>" <gilles.privat at orange.com<mailto:gilles.privat at orange.com>> wrote:

Sorry, this is the correct link

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mWhRmPk8dufmHbGhKENY6GYSJFBI6SQfCoFzb6TcFRE/edit?usp=sharing

From: PRIVAT Gilles IMT/OLPS
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Subject: Links to today IoT chapter meeting minutes

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mWhRmPk8dufmHbGhKENY6GYSJFBI6SQfCoFzb6TcFRE/edit


talk to you  you at 11 :00 CET on powwownow as usual

with a reminder for the open specs from Miguel :


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Objet : Re: [Fiware-chapter-leaders] [IMPORTANT]Guidelines for the Open Specs (important clarification)

Dear all,

Two weeks after my first warning  I insist that some people are not getting this right(see my previous message on the matter below this message). [Security people, please see the note at the end]

I was looking at the contents of http://wiki.fiware.org/Summary_of_FIWARE_Open_Specifications_R4 and saw that many of you are not following the guidelines on the Guidelines for R4<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wa15t2dSEucSA1xD7FyOLpP0ymihYYry0mhALV6GsXU>  (see section 2.1)

Please take into account the text after "Note that most of the work is wiki “includes”  " , it gives you the key to do this correctly.

I see that many of you are writing an independent text for all the page, completely decoupled from the architecture, which will result in a rejection when we inspect it.

Another example of a page that seems well edited (at least in the respect I refer to):

  *   https://wiki.fiware.org/FIWARE.OpenSpecification.Data.StreamOriented_R4

The wiki source of the page explains very well how this goes:

  *   https://forge.fiware.org/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php?title=FIWARE.OpenSpecification.Data.StreamOriented_R4&action=edit

Tomorrow I will send the instructions to deliver to us the Apiary Blueprint format to us (section 2.2 in the guidelines)
Best regards,

Miguel
P.S.: The security people can link the architecture pages as they are now waiting the leaders to port it (as you know, the architecture was sent to the EC the other day). If a GE is new and does not have a page yet, just link the page name that will exist in the future. Check with Cyril if there are any doubts.
El 20/08/2015 a las 10:56, MIGUEL CARRILLO PACHECO escribió:
Dear all,

A colleague came to me asking one question and I realised that there is a wrong approach in some GEs. Fortunately, I took a look and saw  that there are very few who have posted their contributions to the wiki already.

The "Summary of Open specs" pages work as in previous versions. I anticipated that it is a "coarse copy-paste from previous versions" implying that the structure is similar. For instance, see the source wiki page for the "old" Open Specs of the Orion Context Broker:

  *   https://forge.fiware.org/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php?title=FIWARE.OpenSpecification.Data.ContextBroker&action=edit
most of it is "includes" of Architecture pages!!!  Admittedly, sometimes you will need to shuffle around the sections in the architecture to make them uniform but this should not be a big deal.

The big work is actually for the other part, the API. The "Summary" page should be easy and quick.

This must be a bit new for the new enablers/partners but for the others it should be trivial to understand.

Sorry if this was not sufficiently clear in the first place.

Best regards,

Miguel
P.D.: It would be arguable whether to using the same info on two pages makes sense. We were forced to do this after receiving one comment from the reviewers.
El 18/07/2015 a las 0:07, MIGUEL CARRILLO PACHECO escribió:
Dear all,

My colleague José Manuel Cantera has anticipated how you should edit the Open Specs APIs and this is the major item of work we expect for this part of the 4th Release of the Open Specs. But I will add the information to complete the work. We will proceed like this:

AS REGARDS THE APIs
=====================

  *   You will create the APIs following Jose Manuel´s intructions, ideally on APIary.
  *   If you do not use APIary as we expect you will do by default, you are free to do so but it would be trouble for you.  This would imply that the automated tools we are creating to produce deliverables would not work for you and you would have to create all by hand and complying strictly with the same templates, etc. We will not accept any delays on the grounds of this, if you do not accept APIry it is fine but then you will need to make the effort to present the same docs in time.
  *   The documents I refer to will be automatically generated from your APIary repository and you will add them to your Github repository.
     *   If you use APIary following the guidelines, you will get the docs as an output of automated scripts
     *   If you do not use APIARy the process is the same, you will have to edit the docs by hand and upload to Github
     *   Jose Manuel will send the templates for those who refuse to use APIAry when they are ready (getting there but not available yet  ...). Those using APIary do not need them.
  *   You mustn't edit the pages linked from this one:
     *   http://wiki.fiware.org/Summary_of_FIWARE_API_Open_Specifications
     *   At the end of the process we will just put a list of links to the Github repos and this page will just have the list of links.
AS FOR THE "SUMMARY OF OPEN SPECS" PAGES
=========================================
The work space is this page I just created to start it up:

  *   http://wiki.fiware.org/Summary_of_FIWARE_Open_Specifications_R4
Work to do:

  *   This page is a coarse copy-paste from the previous one with slight modifications. The chapter leaders will have to add, delete, modify or whatever is needed to ensure that we have the links for the GEs in their chapters in R4 on this page. There are radical changes to do in several chapters (Security, I2ND and  WebUI, for instance)
  *   Each GE owner will have to provide their inputs for his/her GE page linked from here. Please use these sections STRICTLY:
1 Preface
2 Copyright
3 Legal Notice
4 Overview
5 Basic Concepts
6 Generic Architecture
7 Main Interactions
8 Basic Design Principles
9 Detailed Specifications
10 Re-utilised Technologies/Specifications
11 Terms and definitions

  *   In "9 Detailed Specifications" we just want  a link to the Github repository. We will add an explanatory text later.
DEADLINES
=================

  *   July, 24: For the leaders to have the links on page  ready (if absent, the Architect will have to do it architect) – I will apply karma on the 27th
  *   Sept, 4: The summer is here and most of you will take a few weeks of well deserved break. Let us give a reasonable deadline the GE owners to have their pages and all on Github at the beginning of September (on the 4th).
Needless to say, the chapter leaders have the duty of following up an ensuring that all is in good order and delivered on time.

Regards,

Miguel

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