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Artefacts to describe services
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Service Definitions supporting material | - no updates yet. A3SG will start to use the templates soon. (See
https://ext.eurocontrol.int/swim_confluence/display/ASW/Identified+Services for the work they are doing.) |
Service Descriptions supporting material | - Comments to be resolved (if you have ideas please send them to the group):
- SWIM-SERV-240 Service interfaces - If the fully qualified network address is not provided for e.g. security reasons, what text should be used?If you have ideas please send them to the group
- Note that GML has the following enumeration which was used for inspiration in the current example:
- "inapplicable": there is no value
- "missing": the correct value is not readily available to the sender of this data. Furthermore, a correct value may not exist
- "template": the value will be available later
- "unknown": the correct value is not known to, and not computable by, the sender of this data. However, a correct value probably exists
- "withheld": the value is not divulged
- Concerns were raised about the ability to withhold the network address - if a service is not reachable, should it be in the registry at all?
- It was pointed out that the example is for service descriptions in general.
- The representation in the registry is another concern. The registry is a design time registry, not a run time registry. The registry CCB should be asked if it is possible to have authenticated and non-authenticated users. That would allow certain fields to be only seen by authenticated users. Non-authenticated users could see something like the /wiki/spaces/BOK/pages/59409601 fields only.
- The example will remain as it is for the moment until the registry CCB gets back with an answer.
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Support |
Conformance/compliance assessment report templates | Decide if we want to - It was decided that we will not engage in preparing templates like this
.The templates can be completed by service providers to have evidence that they have undertaken activities for conformance to the SWIM specifications and compliance to EU regulation.initial drafts: compliance_v1.0.docxconformance_assessment_SWIM_Information_Definition_template_v1.0.docxconformance_assessment_SWIM_Service_Description_template_v1.0.docxconformance_assessment_SWIM_TIYP_template_v1.0.docx | FAQ | - Questions to be addressed
- introduction.pptx was used to introduce the topic.
- It was pointed out that it is possible to use a local PKI that conforms with the European PKI. The compliance template has the word "use". It should be updated to "use of complies with".
- The NM B2B SWIM compliance documentation is available on their OST for those with access.
- The group discussed how to better document the fact that interoperability is the goal of the SWIM activities.
- The fact that a service implementation:
- try to conform with existing service definitions and
- try to use standardised implementation based on the SWIM TIYP help with this.
- The domains and other communities create the service definitions (see e.g. https://ext.eurocontrol.int/swim_confluence/display/ASW/Aeronautical+SWIM+Services). Much of the interoperability discussions happens in those groups.
- However, some good documentation on the need for interoperability is still needed. We can discuss this further at the next meeting.
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FAQ | - Questions to be answered (if you have ideas please send them to the group):
- How do I describe a service that uses GraphQL?
- If you have ideas please send them to the group.
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SWIM service ecosystem |
Documenting the use of standardised implementations | | | Service Categories - Service Type | Continue work |
/wiki/spaces/SCOI/pages/59606413 | - Dedicated meetings on this. Next one is 28th November.
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Service Portfolio and Service Categories - Service Type | - Open request:
- provide examples of the typical exchanges that can be mapped to a given category e.g. what falls under “Capacity, demand and flow information”.
- Hopefully the work on service categories will help answer this.
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