As I posted last Friday, the Woden team
was unable to meet the requirements for M2. Without extra help the current
milestone plan does not provide enough time between milestones to implement
the required function. With that in mind, John and I have come up with
a revised milestone plan. Most of the function in the milestones remains
the same but the dates have changed to provide more time. This revised
plan adds 5 weeks to M2, 3 weeks to M3 (because of the holidays), and 6
weeks to M4 and M5. These changes delay the overall plan roughly 2 months.
I've included the revised plan below. Please provide any comments/concerns
before this Friday, Nov. 4.
Revised Woden Milestone Plan
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M2 - Dec 2, 2005
* WSDL 2.0 Binding parsing
(DOM)
* WSDL 2.0 Binding extensibility
mechanism (DOM)
* Unit tests for Binding
parsing (DOM)
* WSDL 2.0 SOAP Binding
extension (DOM)
* Unit tests for SOAP
Binding extension (DOM)
* Implement validation
logic for types and Interface
* Unit tests for validation
logic for types and Interface
* Integrate W3C WSDL 2.0
types and Interface tests into Woden test suite
* Update technical documentation
about Woden design and implementation on Wiki
M3 - Jan 20, 2006
* WSDL 2.0 HTTP Binding
extension (DOM)
* Unit tests for HTTP
Binding extension (DOM)
* WSDL 2.0 Service parsing
(DOM)
* Unit tests for Service
parsing (DOM)
* Implement validation
logic for Binding
* Unit tests for validation
logic for Binding
* Integrate W3C WSDL 2.0
Binding tests into Woden test suite
* Investigate WSDL 2.0
parsing with StAX
* Update technical documentation
about Woden design and implementation on Wiki
M4 - Mar 3, 2006
* Implement validation
logic for Service
* Unit tests for validation
logic for Service
* Integrate W3C WSDL 2.0
Service tests into Woden test suite
* API review
* Review Woden non-functional
requirements
* Bug fixes
M5 - Apr 14, 2006
* API freeze
* Bug fixes
Woden 1.0 - Apr 28, 2006
The initial release of Woden will support
DOM parsing and validation of WSDL 2.0 documents.
Thanks,
Lawrence Mandel
