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'''Motion''': As part of our normative specifications we can include implemntation related annotations that can be used to imrove the utility of ITS implementations. | '''Motion''': As part of our normative specifications we can include implemntation related annotations that can be used to imrove the utility of ITS implementations. | ||
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Revision as of 16:43, 2 March 2007
March 2, 2007
Attendees
- Lloyd McKenzie
- Craig Parker
- Austin Kreisler
- Lee Coller
- Mead Walker
- Dale Nelson
- Rick Chestek
- Charlie McCay
- John
Agenda
- Minutes from last Friday's call
- Hot Topics
- Model Support by Reference
Minutes from last Friday's call
- Motion to accept(Dale/Lee - no objections)
Hot Topics
Model_support_for_by_reference
Charlie gave an overview of the problem, highlighting how the solution for an object-based approach does not work well for an XML-based approach. MnM has strongly advocated that we maintain object-based semantics. INM felt that this was not the most desirable solution.
The issue boils down to the following: Do we include hints in the meta-model to allow optimizations for certain ITS's. Alternatively stated, is it appropriate to add implementation annotations to the meta-model to allow us to design better ITS solutions. There is the question about whether these hints would be ITS specific, or if the could be general enough to be used by different ITS's where appropriate. The desire is to have the be generally applicable.
Motion: As part of our normative specifications we can include implemntation related annotations that can be used to imrove the utility of ITS implementations.
The HL7 metamodel will consider capturing model information whose sole purpose is to allow optimizations or improvements in the behaviour of implementations. (Charlie/Dale)
