[Oslc-pm] Updates to mapping table from yesterday's call available for rocks/tomatoes

John Arwe johnarwe at us.ibm.com
Fri Oct 5 17:05:29 EDT 2012


> 1:  dbp:Count_data 
changed per Julie's email

> 2: Do we define a pm:ResponseTime or re-use. 
changed per Julie's email

> 3: we missed a conflict ... we have pm:ResponseTime as
> both an ems:metric object and an ems:unitOfMeasure object, 
fixed by Julie

> 4: I plan to update the Arch page to reflect yesterday's discussion 
NOT done yet

> 5: There is a draft of the "if you are trying to expose metric X, 
> map it as Y" text above the table on [4] 

6: strawman/optimistically added dcterms:isPartOf as the predicate to link 
a Perf Mon Rec to the resource it describes

7: I see that we have availability status as a reference, but the 
paragraph before the enum URIs says that inline is also allowed.  Unless 
we're intending to define another resource definition, seems like 
reference is what we want, but I did not change this until the WG confirms 
that intent.

8: I saw that we had availability status as 0:1 and changed it to 0:* to 
match the same paragraph as the inline comment.

9: I saw that we had oslc:serviceProvider as 0:* ... 0:1 is the only value 
I've ever seen in specs, and it's the only one I can make semantic sense 
of, so I changed it to 0:1.

10: availability status ... not clear to me what "resource is running in 
its host environment" means that "Running" does not cover. 

11: reformatted availability status into a table and make the URIs into 
links (which will not work until the vocabulary redirects are in place)

12: 
http://open-services.net/wiki/performance-monitoring/OSLC-Performance-Monitoring-Vocabulary/ 
has been updated to match the spec.  The new include process works, so I 
will tell the webmaster to update the current redirect from 
http://open-services.net/ns/perfmon# to the new-wiki page.

Best Regards, John

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