RE: I-D ACTION:draft-bartz-lsb-policy-rule-components-00 .txt

Larry,

Some long due comments on LSBPRC:

- Section 1. (Introduction) positions the paper as means for the
implementation of policies in Expert Systems. Details, concrete
applicability statements and examples would be very helpful.

- Section 2 (Model): It is not obvious how LSBPRC extends the PCIM/PCIMe
model. A list and diagram(s) of the new classes and attributes would be
useful

- it would also be useful to see the model and schema inheritance
hierarchies and the model-schema mapping.

Regards,
Mircea.



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	Title		: Logically Succinct Basic Policy Rule Components
	Author(s)	: L. Bartz
	Filename	: draft-bartz-lsb-policy-rule-components-00.txt
	Pages		: 46
	Date		: 2002-12-9
	
Logically Succinct Basic Policy Rule Components (LSBPRC) provides
model extensions to the Policy Core Information Model (PCIM) and
implementable extensions to the Policy Core LDAP Schema (PCLS) in
which the logic of conditions and actions can be succinctly expressed
and explicitly interpreted. LSBPRC offers a direct and invariant
connection between the rule designer's intention and the rule
interpreter's evaluation of the rulebase.

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