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HMA-T Progress IGN 0910

HMA-T Progress October 2009 IGN

WP0 - Management

Activities performed

Attended telecon about HMA-T tests status
Discussed issues about updates applied to the EO EP test scripts in the HMA SVN trunk.
It was decided that IGN would release a stable version of the scripts and that discussions via email should take place between the partners before any update to the trunk test scripts

Plans for next period

None

WP1 - Improve the test policies and procedures

Activities performed

None

Plans for next period

Add guidelines for ETS

WP2 - Develop CITE conformance test scripts for HMA Catalog Protocol OGC 06-131

Activities performed

Set up new SVN structure for the EO EP tests
Delivered stable version of test scripts in the new SVN structure

Plans for next period

Develop missing tests
Collaborate with developers to correct and enhance the scripts

WP3 - Develop CITE conformance test scripts for HMA Catalog Protocol OGC 07-038

Activities performed

Developed config file for CIM EP version 0.1.11
Identified issues in CIM spec v0.1.11

Plans for next period

Develop missing tests
Collaborate with developers to correct and enhance the scripts

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Marie-Lise Vautier .

Page last modified on Thursday 29 of October 2009 23:45:42 CET by Marie-Lise Vautier.

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