G-011 - Unsolicited publication, updates,...

[jimsch]

Version -04

Push and Pull Access: There MUST be support for three methods of data access. The standard Pull model as well as solicited and unsolicited Push models. All of the methods of data access must support the ability for the initiator to filter the set of posture assessment information to be delivered. Additionally, the provider of the information needs to filter the set of posture assessment information based on the permissions of the recipient. This requirement is driven by use cases 2.1.3, 2.1.4 and 2.1.5.

What you currently have is unclear and messy.

• It does not have a pithy title
• The "title" that is there does not correspond to all of the content of the paragraph. TItle is unsolicited, but there is a sentence for solicited and pull as well.

[ncamwing]

Hi Jim,

Yes, the bullet has been well mangled because as a group we have switched between publisher, provider and push( model). Do you have suggestions on a better requirement? (I hazard to take another pass as I've already taken several and not gotten it crisp)

Thanks, Nancy

[jimsch]

Do you want to comment on what is in the original message in terms of what you feel is missing?

[llorenzin]

I like this replacement text for G-011 very much! Only change i would make is to make the normative requirements clear:

Push and Pull Access: Three methods of data access MUST be supported: the standard Pull model as well as solicited and unsolicited Push models. All of the methods of data access MUST support the ability for the initiator to filter the set of posture assessment information to be delivered. Additionally, the provider of the information MUST be able to filter the set of posture assessment information based on the permissions of the recipient. This requirement is driven by use cases 2.1.3, 2.1.4 and 2.1.5.

[ncamwing]

Thanks for this text Lisa, I like it much better. Will be updated in -05.

Jim: hopefully this makes it more clear?

Thanks, Nancy

[jimsch]

No problems with Lisa's text.

[jimsch]

Looks fine to me.