Issue 7887: Granularity of Computational Model (plm-ftf)
Source: Zentrum fuer Graphische Datenverarbeitung e.V. (Mr. Steffen Nowacki, steffen.nowacki(at)partmaster.de)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: The Computational Model defines many different Types:
Service Interfaces
Exception Types
Generic Query Types
PDTnet Query Types
Message Types
and other.


This Types should be separated into
different subpackages of the Computational Model PIM
and different schemas in the Computational Model  WebService PSM.

Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
October 28, 2004: received issue
Discussion: 
Restructuring of the specified computational model would have significant impact on the schema but not add any valuable properties to the XML binding. A Java PSM will have a strong relationship (dependency?) to the WebServices PSM and shall not define an independent package structure. Restructuring of the specified computational model would have significant impact on the schema but not add any valuable properties to the XML binding. This issue will be addressed by the PLM Services 2.0 submission.
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te: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 17:16:03 +0200 
From: Steffen Nowacki <steffen.nowacki@partmaster.de> 
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Subject: issue for PLMServices 1.0 


PLM Services 1.0
Document mantis/04-04-01
Revision Date 05/05/2004


Granularity of Computational Model


The Computational Model defines many different Types:
Service Interfaces
Exception Types
Generic Query Types
PDTnet Query Types
Message Types
and other.


This Types should be separated into
different subpackages of the Computational Model PIM
and different schemas in the Computational Model  WebService PSM.


Steffen Nowacki
PartMaster GmbH






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