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Attendees: TJ, CM, JK(early part), MW, YB, JC, RP (last part) – Rich Rogers, David Hamill
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'''Architecture Board'''
  
Agenda:
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June 5, 2008
  
• Attendance (ArB members+ observers)
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==Attendees:==
• Protocol for meeting (who talks when)
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Charlie Mead,
• Scope for first meeting as well as trajectory to September
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John Koisch(early part,
• Physical logistics for all three meetings
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Tony Julian,
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Yongjian Bao,
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Jane Curry,
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Mead Walker,
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Ron Parker(latter part),
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Rich Rogers,
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David Hamill,
  
Charlie Mead-chair Jane Curry – scribe
 
  
CM indicated that HL7 would only underwrite costs for ArB members.  On that note, since JC had been an active participant of the ArB since before January, and after discussion with John Quinn and Charlie McCay, Jane Curry was added as a formal member of the ArB.
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Charlie Mead-chair; Jane Curry – scribe
  
Logistics for June meeting & forward:
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==Agenda:==
10 observers, which is the limit
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7 ArB members attending in June
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* Attendance (ArB members+ observers)
Only ArB members can vote –  
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* Protocol for meeting (who talks when)
Observers can’t go over previously plowed ground, only discuss on topic
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* Scope for first meeting as well as trajectory to September
CM proposes fixed length QA every so often – say every 2 hours, 15-30 minutes interaction
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* Physical logistics for all three meetings
o JK, friendly amendment last 30 minutes of each quarter be the interaction
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Consensus was 3-hours work, 1 hour interaction; 1hr lunch; repeat – at least for the first 2 days, last day spend the pm in wrap-up mode  
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Dates July 15-17, Aug. 19-21
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==Minutes:==
HL7 cost is the primary decision criteria and since Rockville offers meeting space at no cost to HL7 and at least 2 members not requiring funding if meeting there, then the consensus was to stick with Rockville.
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7 anticipated in July – Rockville - NCI
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CM indicated that HL7 would only underwrite costs for ArB members.  On that note, since JC had been an active participant of the ArB since before January, and after discussion with John Quinn and Charlie McCay, Jane Curry will be added as a formal member of the ArB.
5 anticipated in Aug – Rockville – NCI
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Primary focus for initial architecture work is for Services, because it is the least understood – and we don’t want to spend all our time doing the overarching EA and not achieve a Services context draft by September.  But if we can do the whole thing – all the better.
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*Logistics for June meeting & forward:
MW expressed concern that the perception of not respecting current messaging and document paradigm was a risk that must be managed
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** 10 observers, which is the limit
RP indicated that his experience showed that the 3 paradigms were compatible in that explicit models were the key exchange mechanism in all 3 cases
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** 7 ArB members attending in June
The sticking space is how you define messages – payload is static information expressed in a model in any case, but how you deal with externalized messages versus internalized interfaces is a distinction.
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*** Only ArB members can vote –  
Dynamic model comes into play so we really will need to tackle this;
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*** Observers can’t go over previously plowed ground, only discuss on topic
HL7 has traditionally stayed out of application design, where Services has something to say. Point was made that V3 may not address application design but did start specifying application behaviour by definingas receiver responsibilities
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** CM proposed fixed length QA every so often – say every 2 hours, 15-30 minutes interactionJK, friendly amendment last 30 minutes of each quarter be the interaction
The main objective for next meeting is to firm up the agenda for June
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*** Consensus was 3-hours work, 1 hour interaction; 1hr lunch; repeat – at least for the first 2 days, last day spend the pm in wrap-up mode  
• The first 3 hours in June will be spent on scoping activities to consider an internal HL7 architecture from a SOA perspective, including what other standards material would be considered, what elements of RMODP would be expressed and what level of detail/precision would be output.
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** Dates July 15-17, Aug. 19-21
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** HL7 cost is the primary decision criteria and since Rockville offers meeting space at no cost to HL7 and at least 2 members not requiring funding if meeting there, then the consensus was to stick with Rockville for all the meetings.
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*** 7 currently anticipated in July – Rockville - NCI
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*** 5 currently anticipated in Aug – Rockville – NCI
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* Primary focus for initial architecture work is for Services, because it is the least understood – and we don’t want to spend all our time doing the overarching EA and not achieve a Services context draft by September.  But if we can do the whole thing – all the better.
 +
** MW expressed concern that the perception of not respecting current messaging and document paradigm was a risk that must be managed
 +
** RP indicated that his experience showed that the 3 paradigms were compatible in that explicit models were the key exchange mechanism in all 3 cases
 +
** The sticking space is how you define messages – payload is static information expressed in a model in any case, but how you deal with externalized messages versus internalized interfaces is a distinction.
 +
** Dynamic model comes into play so we really will need to tackle this anyway.
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** HL7 has traditionally stayed out of application design, where Services has something to say. Point was made that V3 may not address application design but did start specifying application behavior by defining receiver responsibilities
 +
 
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*The main objective for next telecon is to firm up the agenda for the June meeting so it can be published since there will be observers.
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==Action Items==
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none
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[[Category:Arb Old Minutes]]  [[User:ajulian|Tony Julian]]

Latest revision as of 21:31, 19 March 2010

Architecture Board

June 5, 2008

Attendees:

Charlie Mead, John Koisch(early part, Tony Julian, Yongjian Bao, Jane Curry, Mead Walker, Ron Parker(latter part), Rich Rogers, David Hamill,


Charlie Mead-chair; Jane Curry – scribe

Agenda:

  • Attendance (ArB members+ observers)
  • Protocol for meeting (who talks when)
  • Scope for first meeting as well as trajectory to September
  • Physical logistics for all three meetings


Minutes:

CM indicated that HL7 would only underwrite costs for ArB members. On that note, since JC had been an active participant of the ArB since before January, and after discussion with John Quinn and Charlie McCay, Jane Curry will be added as a formal member of the ArB.

  • Logistics for June meeting & forward:
    • 10 observers, which is the limit
    • 7 ArB members attending in June
      • Only ArB members can vote –
      • Observers can’t go over previously plowed ground, only discuss on topic
    • CM proposed fixed length QA every so often – say every 2 hours, 15-30 minutes interaction. JK, friendly amendment last 30 minutes of each quarter be the interaction
      • Consensus was 3-hours work, 1 hour interaction; 1hr lunch; repeat – at least for the first 2 days, last day spend the pm in wrap-up mode
    • Dates July 15-17, Aug. 19-21
    • HL7 cost is the primary decision criteria and since Rockville offers meeting space at no cost to HL7 and at least 2 members not requiring funding if meeting there, then the consensus was to stick with Rockville for all the meetings.
      • 7 currently anticipated in July – Rockville - NCI
      • 5 currently anticipated in Aug – Rockville – NCI
  • Primary focus for initial architecture work is for Services, because it is the least understood – and we don’t want to spend all our time doing the overarching EA and not achieve a Services context draft by September. But if we can do the whole thing – all the better.
    • MW expressed concern that the perception of not respecting current messaging and document paradigm was a risk that must be managed
    • RP indicated that his experience showed that the 3 paradigms were compatible in that explicit models were the key exchange mechanism in all 3 cases
    • The sticking space is how you define messages – payload is static information expressed in a model in any case, but how you deal with externalized messages versus internalized interfaces is a distinction.
    • Dynamic model comes into play so we really will need to tackle this anyway.
    • HL7 has traditionally stayed out of application design, where Services has something to say. Point was made that V3 may not address application design but did start specifying application behavior by defining receiver responsibilities
  • The main objective for next telecon is to firm up the agenda for the June meeting so it can be published since there will be observers.

Action Items

none Tony Julian