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*20100112:Charlie:** again abandoned with guilt – suggest that someone who has an immediate and pressing interest in specifying the use of attachments pick this up – I can see that there is something useful to be done here, but again I do not want to be a bottleneck to letting it happen.  If no-one is available to pick it up now, then I suggest that the action be closed rather than maintain an expectation that I will write something up.

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This is a page of type Category:InM Open Action Items.

Create proposal related to use of Headers instead of Wrappers

Opened 2007-01-11
Assigned to: Patrick Loyd
Old action item 1133
  • Status updated 20100112 ajulian

Create proposal related to use of Headers instead of Wrappers, related to BehaviorialContract wrapper.

  • Charlie McCay, new, 20070111
    • During discussion Charlie thought an alternative approach, suing Headers (siblings) instead of Wrappers (parent/child). The INM committee would like to see a proposal related to this before making any motions.
  • 20070502: WGM: Open for now, probably subsumed by Wrappers R2.
  • 20070618: Telcon: Doug will talk to Charlie
  • 20080114:WGM:Scott will ping Charlie
  • 20100112:Charlie:** again abandoned with guilt – suggest that someone who has an immediate and pressing interest in specifying the use of attachments pick this up – I can see that there is something useful to be done here, but again I do not want to be a bottleneck to letting it happen. If no-one is available to pick it up now, then I suggest that the action be closed rather than maintain an expectation that I will write something up.