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OAGIS Release 9.6 is Now Available!
We are pleased to announce that OAGIS Release 9.6 is available.
This release of OAGIS brings a great deal of new content as well
as some technical advancements that bring us closer to OAGIS Release 10 (OAGIS
X). The architecture Council is calling
this release a bridge release.
Several changes have been made to support the new UN/CEFACT 3.0
Naming and Design Rules and Core Component Technical Specification (CCTS)
3.0. Other changes were made to better
enable our OAGIS users to take advantage of the UN/CEFACT Context Mechanism
Specification (UCM).
In addition, the content that is added in this release of OAGIS
includes:
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Configuration Noun
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Updates to Quote Noun
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Party Screen Noun
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Party Screen Response Noun
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Warehouse Order (EDI X12 940)
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Warehouse Shipping Advice (EDI X12
945)
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Item Non Conformance Noun and
Scenario
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Architecture enhancements to the Extensions
Mechanism and Process
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Change requests submitted by members
and users
Website Registrations nears 6,000!
The OAGi website registrations continue to climb, with a total
of 5,940 registrations at the time of this writing. That represents 95 countries at last
count. The breakdown is just below. Thank you for your continued support for this
fantastic following.
Chem eStandards Release 5.2 Public Review Continues
The Public Review of Chem eStandards (i.e., Ag eStandards )
Release 5.2 public review period continues through 19 July 2012. The changes to the standard were requested by
several companies within AgGateway, who is a member of the OAGi Chemical
Industry Council and a partner of OAGi.
The public review period will continue through 19 July 2012. AgGateway and OAGi welcome questions and
comments at inquiry@oagi.org.
We encourage you to participate in the public review. You can download it here:
Mobile, Cloud, JSON
Initiative continues to make progress
Our Mobile, Cloud, and JSON Working Group continues to
meet and make progress. The most recent
work has focused on using OAGIS within a REST framework, the most popular way
to code API’s in the cloud and for mobile.
We are looking at using the 4 regular verbs for REST processing:
GET, PUT, DELETE, and POST. We are thinking we may need to augment them
with some of the existing OAGIS Verbs also, but that decision has not been
made.
We have also declared that the highest form of content will be
the OAGIS Noun and the lowest could be even at the Element level. The
componentization of the OAGIS architecture really lays a strong foundation for
this new use of OAGIS.
None of this means we will be eliminating the BOD Messaging
capability, we are augmenting it with the REST capability.
Remember it is the content that is important and the more ways
we can use the content the more useful the common data model will be of users
of OAGIS.
OAGi survey "How are you using
OAGIS?" continues with excellent response
OAGi has recently launched a new OAGIS survey entitled "How
are you using OAGIS?". The purpose of this survey is to find out
more information about who is using OAGIS and how they are using it.
We have added the survey to our OAGIS download page as well as the front page of our web site. We invite you to participate in the survey. You can go directly to the survey here.
We have added the survey to our OAGIS download page as well as the front page of our web site. We invite you to participate in the survey. You can go directly to the survey here.
OAGIS Release 10 work continues with four ongoing initiatives
The OAGIS Release Ten (OAGIS X) Working Groups continue to meet on a regular basis and we encourage your participation. We can use all the smart people we can get! The meetings include Architecture, HR Content, Chemical Industry Gap Analysis, and Context.
The OAGIS Release Ten (OAGIS X) Working Groups continue to meet on a regular basis and we encourage your participation. We can use all the smart people we can get! The meetings include Architecture, HR Content, Chemical Industry Gap Analysis, and Context.
All OAGi members are invited to join any of these groups. If you are interested in joining any of these
Working Groups, please contact us here.
Meeting Calendar for 2012
OAGi has recently moved revised and republished it’s events calendar. This calendar contains all Working Group, Council Meetings, and face to face meetings.
OAGi has recently moved revised and republished it’s events calendar. This calendar contains all Working Group, Council Meetings, and face to face meetings.
We welcome all OAGi
members and users to take advantage of this revised calendar. You can access our calendar here.
Policy Board Meeting – Completed
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April 24, 2012
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NIST
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Gaithersburg, Maryland
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Plenary and Working Groups - Completed
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April 25 - 26, 2012
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NIST
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Policy Board Meeting Planned
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November 13, 2012
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Oracle
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Redwood Shores, CA, USA
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Plenary and Working Groups Completed
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November 14 - 15, 2012
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Oracle
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Redwood Shores, CA, USA.
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European Meeting
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We are working determining these dates
and will announce them as soon as possible.
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TBD
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TBD
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