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RE: [wsia][wsia-requirements][E903]

  • 1.  RE: [wsia][wsia-requirements][E903]

    Posted 05-06-2002 09:59
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    Subject: RE: [wsia][wsia-requirements][E903]


    Hi Everyone,
    
    I started to respond to this as I work my way from the most recent 
    posts on this list back to Alan's first set of posts. I did not start 
    responding to those Friday evening largely because the primary reason 
    I have the time to do so is because I am waiting for decisions on 
    several proposals I have submitted to various groups, and once those 
    decisions are made I probably won't have time to follow up, and I 
    know how disconcerting such behavior can be in working groups such as 
    this committee.
    
    However, this one sort of crystallizes a number of issues, but most 
    importantly for me, it shows clearly how far down into actual 
    specification material we have drilled. I don't think this level of 
    specificity is helpful or useful in the requirements stage. Feel free 
    to disagree, but don't you all think that this sort of thing needs to 
    hashed out from a requirement in writing the actual specification? 
    Perhaps we could cull out a number of these highly specific issues 
    and try to write fewer higher level requirements.
    
    The discussion is useful and we might as well continue on, because 
    whether we narrow down our requirements or just rewrite large parts 
    of the requirements as the actual specification, the work gets done, 
    so we aren't actually spinning our wheels.
    
    Ciao,
    Rex
    
    At 9:31 AM +0300 5/5/02, Gil Tayar wrote:
    >See my E902 about the use of "Handle" in the requirments document.
    >
    >Having said that - I just don't understand this requirement.
    >
    >