CMIS F2F Meeting almost finished
A (actually, the first) CMIS TC F2F in Redmond is coming to an end (ok, at the time of this writing, folks are still considering the issues that have been raised so far (see the CMIS Jira at http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/CMIS)). Many valuable contributions and discussions evolving around controversial aspects have taken place. Not surprising, one of the important results is the aggressive schedule set for the release of CMIS 1.0. The preliminary schedule leading to a first public draft can be found here: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/30951/CMIS%20strawman%20schedule.xls. This schedule requires some functions to be restricted to a common denominator or to be dropped entirely. Thus, ACLs (particularly, the distinction between reading and writing ACLs), batch processing, and mix-ins (or aspects, think decorators when not familiar with AOP) will need to be further refined. (more…)
