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Declared XML Namespace(s): http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/soa-eerp/sla/200903 Abstract: This document specifies the XML vocabulary for business service level agreement (bSLA), one of three Specifications for end-to-end resource planning (EERP). Business service level agreement describes the agreement between two parties, service requester and service provider, on business-related characteristics or attributes of a service. Status: This document was last revised or approved by the SOA-EERP TC on the above date. The level of approval is also listed above. Check the �Latest Version� or �Latest Approved Version� location noted above for possible later revisions of this document. Technical Committee members should send comments on this specification to the Technical Committee�s email list. Others should send comments to the Technical Committee by using the �Send A Comment� button on the Technical Committee�s web page at http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/soa-eerp/ . 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Table of Contents 1 ������� Introduction . 5 1.1 Terminology . 5 1.1.1 Notational Conventions . 5 1.2 Normative References . 6 1.2.1 Reference . 7 1.3 Non-Normative References . 7 2 ������� Business Services Level Agreement Contents . 8 2.1 Namespaces . 8 2.2 Schema Files . 8 2.3 bSLA Contents . 8 3 ������� SLAParties . 11 4 ������� SLAParameters . 13 5 ������� SLAObligations . 15 5.1 Obligation . 15 5.1.1 ServiceLevelObjective . 16 5.1.2 Action Guarantee . 20 5.2 ActionGuarantee . 20 6 ������� SLATerms . 23 7 ������� bSLA Examples . 24 7.1 Committed Throughput with Penalty Example . 24 7.2 bSLA without Obligation Example . 25 8 ������� Conformance . 27 A. ����� Acknowledgements . 29 B. ����� XML Schema for Business Service Level Agreement 30 C. ����� Non-Normative Text 39 D. ����� Revision History . 40 1 Introduction This document is the specification for the Business Service Level Agreement for (bSLA) for End-to-End Resource Planning (EERP), an XML vocabulary for information exchange by which a business application can manage and evaluate services with agreed business quality of service, obligations and terms.� According to OASIS Reference Model for Service Oriented Architecture [SOA-RM], the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a paradigm for organizing and utilizing distributed capabilities that may be under the control of different ownership domains. The service within SOA is a mechanism to enable access to one or more capabilities, where the access is provided using a prescribed interface and is exercised consistent with constraints and policies as specified by the service description. This specification further defines the bSLA between the service requester and the service provider for the service which is defined in SOA-RM, within the EERP technology.� The applications of this specification are any kind of business services, and they are not limited to only Web Services. EERP applies the well-known technique for service discovery and optimization in a novel way to improve business results. It models the business process and the range of potential services, and then guides the selection and deployment of services based on the end-to-end business value. Modeling the business service-level agreements to manage and evaluate services and establishing agreements about the business service is essential to long-term value chain improvement. � The details of the business service level agreement defined in this bSLA specification will enable EERP to determine the varieties of optimization to be supported, and to manage the end-to-end business process.� The bSLA defined in this specification is the agreement between the service requestor and the service provider, and primary address the bQoS content defined in � SOA-EERP Business Quality of Service Version 1.0� [EERP-bQoS], and bRating defined in the �SOA-EERP Business Rating of Service Version 1.0� [EERP-bRating]. These contents are all business related. The bSLA is different than the SLA (Service Level Agreement) in the software/IT world. The bSLA in this specification is the contact between the service requester and the service provider, and the SLA is the contract between the service provider and the network/system provider. The SLA is network/system oriented agreement that deals with network performance and system availability.� The bSLA is a business oriented agreement that deals with price, time to deliver, and the quality/rating of the service. 1.1 Terminology The key words �MUST�, �MUST NOT�, �REQUIRED�, �SHALL�, �SHALL NOT�, �SHOULD�, �SHOULD NOT�, �RECOMMENDED�, �MAY�, and �OPTIONAL� in this document are to be interpreted as described in [RFC2119] . 1.1.1 Notational Conventions This specification uses the following syntax to define outlines for detailed elements: The syntax appears as an XML instance, but values in italics indicate data types instead of literal values. Characters are appended to elements and attributes to indicate cardinality: "?" (0 or 1) "*" (0 or more) "+" (1 or more) The character "|" is used to indicate a choice between alternatives. The characters "(" and ")" are used to indicate that contained items are to be treated as a group with respect to cardinality or choice. The characters "[" and "]" are used to call out references and property names. Ellipses (i.e., "...") indicate points of extensibility. Additional children and/or attributes MAY be added at the indicated extension points but MUST NOT contradict the semantics of the parent and/or owner, respectively. By default, if a receiver does not recognize an extension, the receiver SHOULD ignore the extension; exceptions to this processing rule, if any, are clearly indicated below. XML namespace prefixes (see Table 1) are used to indicate the namespace of the element being defined. Elements and Attributes defined by this specification are referred to in the text of this document using XPath 1.0 expressions. Extensibility points are referred to using an extended version of this syntax: � An element extensibility point is referred to using {any} in place of the element name. This indicates that any element name can be used, from any namespace other than the namespace of this specification. � An attribute extensibility point is referred to using @{any} in place of the attribute name. This indicates that any attribute name can be used, from any namespace other than the namespace of this specification. Extensibility points in the exemplar may not be described in the corresponding text. 1.2 Normative References [RFC2119] �������������� S. Bradner, Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels , http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2119.txt , IETF RFC 2119, March 1997. [SOAP] ����������������� W3C Note, "SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol 1.1", 08 May 2000. ����������������������������� http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/NOTE-SOAP-20000508/ [SOAP12] ������������� W3C Recommendation, "SOAP 1.2 Part 1: Messaging Framework", 24 June 2003. ����������������������������� http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/REC-soap12-part1-20030624/ [URI] ��������������������� T. Berners-Lee, R. Fielding, L. Masinter, "Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI): Generic Syntax", RFC 3986, MIT/LCS, Day Software, Adobe Systems, January 2005. ����������������������������� http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt [ UBL-20 ] ���������������� OASIS Standard, �Universal Business Language (UBL) v2.0�, 12 December 2006 ����������������������������� http://docs.oasis-open.org/ubl/os-UBL-2.0/UBL-2.0.pdf [UBL-20-cbc] ���������� Universal Business Language (UBL) v2.0, Common Basic Components. October 2006. ����������������������������� http://docs.oasis-open.org/ubl/os-UBL-2.0/xsd/common/UBL-CommonBasicComponents-2.0.xsd [UBL-20-udt] ���������� Universal Business Language (UBL) v2.0. Unqualified Data Type, February 2005. ����������������������������� http://docs.oasis-open.org/ubl/os-UBL-2.0/xsd/common/UnqualifiedDataTypeSchemaModule-2.0.xsd [XML-Schema1] ����� W3C Recommendation, "XML Schema Part 1: Structures Second Edition", 28 October 2004. ����������������������������� http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xmlschema-1-20041028/ [XML-Schema2] ����� W3C Recommendation, "XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes Second Edition", 28 October 2004. ����������������������������� http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xmlschema-2-20041028/ [ EERP-bQoS ] �������� OASIS Committee Specification 01, �SOA-EERP Business Quality of Service Version 1.0�, November 2010. ����������������������������� http://docs.oasis-open.org/soa-eerp/bqos/v1.0/SOA-EERP-bQoS-Spec-cs01.pdf [EERP-bRating] ����� OASIS Committee Specification 01, �SOA-EERP Business Rating of Service Version 1.0�, November 2010. ����������������������������� http://docs.oasis-open.org/soa-eerp/rt/v1.0/SOA-EERP-bRating-Spec-cs01.pdf � [ISO8601] �������������� ISO Standard 8601:2004(E), "Data elements and interchange formats � Information interchange - Representation of dates and times", Third edition, December 2004. ����������������������������� http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_catalogue/catalogue_tc/catalogue_detail.htm?csnumber=40874 [ CEFACT ] �������������� CEFACT � Core components specifications, Recommendation 9 January 1996. http://www.unece.org/cefact/recommendations/rec09/rec09_ecetrd203.pdf 1.2.1 Reference In this document reference is made to some basic elements and data types in UBL 2.0 , in the following schema: � UBL 2.0 Common Basic Components [ UBL-20-cbc ], UBL-CommonBasicComponents-2.0.xsd � UBL 2.0 Unqualified Data Type [ UBL-20-udt ], UnqualifiedDataTypeSchemaModule-2.0.xsd In addition, this document also reference to some elements defined in SOA-EERP Business Quality of Service Version 1.0. This specification is designed to work with the general Web Services framework including WSDL service descriptions, and SOAP message structure and message processing model. The XML vocabulary defined in bSLA should be applicable to any version of SOAP . 1.3 Non-Normative References None. 2 Business Services Level Agreement Contents The Business Service Level Agreement (bSLA) of the XML vocabulary is defined in XML Schema format that has information on both requester and service provider and their agreement on the service level.� 2.1 Namespaces The XML namespace URI that MUST be used by implementations of this specification is: http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/soa-eerp/sla/200903 Table 1 lists XML namespaces that are used in this specification. The choice of any namespace prefix is arbitrary and not semantically significant. Table 1: Prefixes and XML Namespaces used in this specification. Prefix Namespace Specification(s) S http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/ [ SOAP ] S12 http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope [ SOAP12 ] xsd http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema [ XML-Schema1 ], [ XML-Schema2 ] cbc urn:oasis:names:specification:ubl:schema:xsd:CommonBasicComponents-2 [ UBL-20-cbc ] udt urn:un:unece:uncefact:data:specification:UnqualifiedDataTypesSchemaModule:2 [ UBL-20-udt ] ccts urn:un:unece:uncefact:documentation:2 [ UBL-20 ] bqos http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/soa-eerp/bqos/200903 [ EERP-bQoS ] sla http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/soa-eerp/sla/200903 This specification 2.2 � Schema Files A normative copy of the XML Schema [ XML-Schema1 , XML-Schema2 ] description for this specification can be retrieved from the following address: http://docs.oasis-open.org/soa-eerp/sla/v1.0/EERP-bSLA-cd04 .xsd 2.3 bSLA Contents The BSLA is the root element for EERP- Business Service-level agreement (bSLA). The bSLA is a formal contract between a service provider and a client guaranteeing quantifiable business quality of service (bQoS) at defined levels. It can have one or more of the following elements: � SLAParties describes the parties invoked in the bSLA for the service � SLAParameters describes the parameters for the service, which are defined ways of monitoring of bQoS metrics. � SLAObligations describes the agreed bSLA obligations for the service. � SLATerms describes the agreed bSLA Terms for the service. � Any additional elements for the agreement of the service Syntax <sla:BSLA xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> � <sla:SLAParties ...> sla:SLAPartiesTypeType </sla:SLAParties>� � <sla:SLAParameters ...> sla:SLAParametersType </sla:SLAParameters> � <sla:SLAObligations ...> sla:SLAObligationsType </sla:SLAObligations> ? � <sla:SLATerms ...> sla:SLATermsType </sla:SLATerms> ? � ... </sla:BSLA> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: / sla:BSLA Root element of Business Service-level agreement (bSLA) for EERP / sla:BSLA / sla:SLAParties SLAParties is a required element in bSLA that defines parties invoked in this bSLA for the service. SLAParties element has both the service provider and services requester elements, see Section 3 for more details. /sla:BSLA/sla:SLAParties/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLAParties element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.� / sla:BSLA / sla:SLAParameters � SLAParameters element, bSLA parameters aspect of the service, is defined monitoring of bQoS metrics, including service profile uri, operations and other optional elements. It is a required element that uses sla:SLAParametersType, see Section 4 for more details. /sla:BSLA/sla:SLAParameters/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLAParameters element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.���� / sla:BSLA / sla:SLAObligations � Agreed bSLA obligations aspect of the service, including obligations, action guarantees. It is a optional element that uses sla:SLAObligationsType, see Section 5 for more details. /sla:BSLA/sla:SLAObligations/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLAObligations element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.��� / sla:BSLA / sla:SLATerms Agreed bSLA terms aspect of the service, including bSLA term elements. It is optional, see Section 6 for more details.�� /sla:BSLA/sla:SLATerms/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLATerms element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.�� /sla:BSLA/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the root BSLA element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.� /sla:BSLA/sla:BSLAExtension BSLAExtension element is an optional element that keeps different (extensible) elements to be specified in the future.����� / sla:BSLA /sla:BSLAExtension/{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow different (extensible) elements to be specified in the future. Unrecognized elements MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored. 3 SLAParties The SLAParties describes the list of parties invoked in the bSLA for the service. There SHOULD be one SLAParties element present in the bSLA of service. Syntax <sla:SLAParties xmlns:sla="..." ...> �� <sla:ServiceProvider ...> sla:ServiceProviderType ���� <sla:ServiceUri ...> sla:SlaUriType </sla:ServiceUri> ���� <sla:ServiceProviderName languageID="..."> sla:ServiceProviderNameType </sla:ServiceProviderName> �� </sla:ServiceProvider> �� <sla:ServiceRequester ... > sla:ServiceRequesterType ���� <sla:ServiceRequesterUri ... > sla:SlaUriType </sla:ServiceRequesterUri> ���� <sla:ServiceRequesterName languageID="..."> sla:ServiceRequesterNameType </sla:ServiceRequesterName> �� </sla:ServiceRequester> �� ... </sla:SLAParties> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: / sla:SLAParties SLAParties element, bSLA Parties aspect of the service, is for parties invoked in the bSLA for the service, including both service provider and service requester elements.�� / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceProvider Service Provider element represents the provider for parties. It is a required element for bSLA Parties. / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceProvider/sla:ServiceUri Service identifier in URI format, such as a service URL, is a required element for Service Provider . / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceProvider/sla:ServiceProviderName Service Provider Name is the name of the service provider. It is also a required element for Service Provider. / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceProvider/sla:ServiceProviderName /@languageID Language ID is an optional attribute in the ServiceProviderName element, using xsd:language type. The value can be those defined in urn:un:unece:uncefact:codelist:specification:5639:1988.������� /sla:SLAParties/sla:ServiceProvider/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ServiceProvider element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.�� / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceRequester ServiceRequester element represents requester for the service, including requester�s name and the URI that represents the requester. It is a required element for bSLA Parties.�� / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceRequester/sla:ServiceRequesterUri ServiceRequesterUri element represents the requester�s identifier in URI format for the service requester. It is a required element for Service Requester .�� / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceRequester/sla:ServiceRequesterName Requester�s name for the service requester. It is a required element for Service Requester .�� / sla:SLAParties / sla:ServiceRequester/sla:ServiceRequesterName /@languageID Language ID is an optional attribute in the ServiceRequesterName element, using xsd:language type. The value can be those defined in urn:un:unece:uncefact:codelist:specification:5639:1988.������� /sla:SLAParties/sla:ServiceRequester/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ServiceRequester element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.�� / sla:SLAParties /{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow different (extensible) elements to be specified in the future. Unrecognized elements MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored. Example The following non-normative example illustrates the use of the bSLA Parties element. The Service Provider is a fictitious Hangzhou Innover Co. Ltd. in China; the Service Requester is a fictitious Mianyang Gas Corp. in China. (001) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (002) <SLAParties xmlns="..." ...> (003)�� <ServiceProvider> (004)���� <ServiceUri>http://www.innover.com.cn</ServiceUri> (005)���� <ServiceProviderName>Hangzhou Innover Co. Ltd</ServiceProviderName> (006)�� </ServiceProvider> (007)�� <ServiceRequester> (008)���� <ServiceRequesterUri>http://www.scmyng.com</ServiceRequesterUri> (009)���� <ServiceRequesterName>Mianyang Gas Corp.</ServiceRequesterName> (010)�� </ServiceRequester> (011) </SLAParties> 4 SLAParameters ��� The SLAParameters element for EERP-bSLA describes the parameters of the service used to define monitoring of bQoS metrics, including the service profile URI, operations and other optional elements. There SHOULD be one SLAParameters element present in the bSLA of service. Syntax <sla:SLAParameters xmlns:sla="..." ...> �� <sla:ServiceProfileUri ...> sla:SlaUriType </sla:ServiceProfileUri> � �<sla:ServiceOperations ...> sla:ServiceOperationsType ���� <sla:hasCommittedCost> xsd:boolean </sla:hasCommittedCost> ���� <sla:hasCommittedTime> xsd:boolean </sla:hasCommittedTime> ���� <sla:hasAvailabilities> xsd:boolean </sla:hasAvailabilities> ���� <sla:hasCommittedTroughput> xsd:boolean </sla:hasCommittedTroughput> ���� <sla:hasOtherTerms> xsd:boolean </sla:hasOtherTerms> ����� ... �� </sla:ServiceOperations> ? ��� ... </sla:SLAParameters> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: / sla:SLAParameters � bSLA parameters element defines aspect of the service which are defined monitoring of bQoS metrics, including service uri, operations and other optional elements. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceProfileUri ServiceProfileUri element represents web page URL or other URI for the service profile that defines the details of the services. Different service providers will share the same profile. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceProfileUri/ @{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ServiceProfileUri element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.�� / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations Describes available operations and bQoS. It is an optional element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/sla:hasCommittedCost Describes if there is committed cost or not. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/sla:hasCommittedTime Describes if there is committed time or not. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/sla:hasAvailabilities Describes if there is availability or not. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/sla:hasCommittedThroughput Describes if there is committed throughput or not. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/sla:hasOtherTerms Describes if there are other terms or not. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/ {any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow different (extensible) property or attribute elements to be specified in the future. Unrecognized elements MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.��� / sla:SLAParameters / sla:ServiceOperations/ @{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ServiceOperations element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� / sla:SLAParameters /{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow different (extensible) property or attribute elements to be specified in the future. Unrecognized elements MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.��� Example The following non-normative example illustrates the use of bSLA Parameters element. It describes the bSLA parameters: (001) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (002) <SLAParameters xmlns="..." ...> (003)��� <ServiceProfileUri>http://www.innover.com.cn</ServiceProfileUri> (004)��� <ServiceOperations> (005)����� <hasCommittedCost>true</hasCommittedCost> (006)����� <hasCommittedTime>true</hasCommittedTime> (007)����� <hasAvailabilities>true</hasAvailabilities> (008)����� <hasCommittedTroughput>true</hasCommittedTroughput> (009)����� <hasOtherTerms>true</hasOtherTerms> (010)��� </ServiceOperations> (011) </SLAParameters> 5 SLAObligations � The SLAObligations element describes the agreed bSLA obligations of the service, including obligations and action guarantees. There MAY be zero or one bSLA Obligations element present in the bSLA of service.� Note: There is a case for zero Obligation elements on bSLA. Section 7.2 is an example illustrates the bSLA document without Obligation element. It has some additional bSLA terms instead. Syntax <sla:SLAObligations xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> �� <sla:Obligation ...> sla:ObligationType </sla:Obligation> + �� <sla:ActionGuarantee ...> sla:ActionGuaranteeType </sla:ActionGuarantee> ? �� ... </sla:SLAObligations> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations� bSLA obligations aspect of the service, including obligations, action guarantees.�� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation Obligation element is agreed bSLA obligation, including Service Level Objective (SLO) and the Action Guarantee that associates with that SLO. There MAY be one or more obligation elements in the SLAObligations element. See Section 5.1 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the Obligation element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee Specify what happens if the Service Level Objective (SLO) is met or not met. This guarantee will be associated to all Obligations within the SLAObligations element. It is an optional element for the SLAObligations element. See Section 5.2 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ActionGuarantee element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow different (extensible) property or attribute elements to be specified in the future. Unrecognized elements MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.��� 5.1 Obligation The Obligation , obligation element for bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is the agreed bSLA obligation, including Service Level Objective (SLO) and the Action Guarantee that associates with that SLO. There MAY be one or more Obligation elements present in the bSLA Obligations . Syntax <sla:Obligation xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> ���� <sla:ServiceLevelObjective ...> sla:ServiceLevelObjectiveType </sla:ServiceLevelObjective> ���� <sla:ActionGuarantee ...> sla:ActionGuaranteeType </sla:ActionGuarantee> ? </sla:Obligation> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation Obligation element is agreed bSLA obligation, including Service Level Objective (SLO) and the Action Guarantee that associates with this Obligation. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective Service Level Objective (SLO) for QoS guarantee. It is a required element for Obligation. See Section 5.1.1 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ServiceLevelObjective element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ActionGuarantee Service Level Objective (SLO) for QoS guarantee. This guarantee will be associated to all ServiceLevelObjective within this Obligation element. It is an optional element for Obligation. See Section 5.1.2 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ActionGuarantee/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ActionGuarantee element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� 5.1.1 ServiceLevelObjective The Service Level Objective element for Obligation in bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA is the Service Level Objective (SLO) for the QoS guarantee, including Committed Cost, Committed Time, Availabilities, Committed Throughput and SLATerm. There SHOULD be one Service Level Objective element present in the Obligation, and it can have one and more element within this Service Level Objective element.� Syntax <sla:ServiceLevelObjective xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...>��������������� �� <sla:CommittedCost> bqos:PriceType </sla:CommittedCost> ?� �� <sla:CommittedTime ...> sla:CommittedTime Type </sla:CommittedTime> ?� � �� <sla:Availabilities ...> sla:Availabilities Type </sla:Availabilities> ?� � �� <sla:CommittedThroughput ...> bqos:Throughput Type </sla:CommittedThroughput> ?� � �� <sla:SLATerm ...> sla:SLATerm Type </sla:SLATerm> ? </sla:ServiceLevelObjective> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective Service Level Objective (SLO) for QoS guarantee. It is a required element for Obligation. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedCost Cost element in bSLA. It is an optional element for ServiceLevelObjective. See Section 5.1.1.1 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime Committed time period element in bSLA is an optional element for ServiceLevelObjective. see Section 5.1.1.2 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the CommittedTime element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities The services availability indicators element, including a list of availabilities, is an optional element for ServiceLevelObjective, see Section 5.1.1.3 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the Availabilities element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedThroughput Committed performance throughput is an optional element for ServiceLevelObjective. See Section 5.1.1.4 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedThroughput/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the CommittedThroughput element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:SLATerm bSLA Term. It is an optional element for ServiceLevelObjective, see� /sla:SLATerms/sla:SLATerm in Section 6 for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:SLATerm /@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLATerm element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� 5.1.1.1 CommittedCost The Committed Cost element describes the cost element in bSLA, including Unit and Amount . There MAY be zero or one Committed Cost element present in the Service Level Objective. Syntax <sla:CommittedCost xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..."> � <bqos:Unit unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> ����� cbc:BaseUnitMeasureType </bqos:Unit> ? � <bqos:Amount currencyID=" clm54217:CurrencyCodeContentType "> ����� cbc:AmountType </bqos:Amount> </sla:CommittedCost>�� The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedCost CommittedCost element is the cost element in bSLA. It is an optional element for Service Level Objective. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedCost/bqos:Unit Number of unit is a optional element that includes a attribute of unit of measurement uses cbc:BaseUnitMeasureType. See /bqos:BQoSPrice/bqos:Price/bqos:Unit in Section 3: BQoS Price in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedCost/bqos:Amount Amount element is a required element for the Committed Cost element. It uses cbc:AmountType from UBL that has a required currencyID attribute for currency code. See /bqos:BQoSPrice/bqos:Price/bqos:Amount in Section 3: BQoS Price in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details. 5.1.1.2 CommittedTime The Committed Time , Committed Time element of Service Level Objective for Obligation in bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is the committed time period in bSLA, including Duration , Latency and Committed Completion Time. There MAY be zero or one Committed Time element present in the Service Level Objective . Syntax <sla:CommittedTime xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> � <bqos:Duration unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> ����� cbc:DurationMeasure Type </bqos:Duration> � <bqos:Latency unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> ����� cbc:DurationMeasure Type </bqos:Latency> ? � <bqos:StartTime> udt:DateTimeType </bqos:StartTime> ? � <sla:CommittedCompletionTime> ���� udt:DateTimeType </sla:CommittedCompletionTime> ? </sla:CommittedTime>�� � The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime CommittedTime element is an optional element for Service Level Objective which is the committed time period element in bSLA. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime/bqos:Duration Duration element is a required element in the CommittedTime element which is the duration to complete the service. It uses cbc:DurationMeasureType from UBL that has a required unitCode� attribute for unit of measurement on the time.� See /bqos:BQoSPerformance/bqos:TimePeriod/bqos:Duration in Section 4: bQoS Performance in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime/bqos:Latency Latency is an optional element for the time delay for starting the service. It uses cbc:DurationMeasureType from UBL that has a required unitCode attribute for unit of measurement on the time. See /bqos:BQoSPerformance/bqos:TimePeriod/bqos:Latency in Section 4: bQoS Performance in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime/bqos:StartTime StartTime is an optional element for the date and time to start the service. It uses udt:DateTimeType which is in UTC� time format [ISO8601].. See /bqos:BQoSPerformance/bqos:TimePeriod/bqos:StartTime in Section 4: bQoS Performance in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.��� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedTime/sla:CommittedCompletionTime CommittedCompletionTime is an optional element for the date and time for committed completion time. It uses udt:DateTimeType which is UTC� time format [ISO8601].. 5.1.1.3 Availabilities The Availabilities , Availabilities of Service Level Objective for Obligation in bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is services availability indicators including a list of availabilities, including a list of Availability elements . There MAY be zero or one Availabilities element present in the Service Level Objective . Syntax <sla:Availabilities xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> � <sla:Availability isAvailable=" xs:boolean " ...> sla:Availability Type ���� <sla:From> xs:dateTime </sla:From> ���� <sla:To> xs:dateTime </sla:To> � </sla:Availability> + </sla:Availabilities>� � The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities Availabilities is an optional element for Service Level Objective which is the services availability indicators including a list of availabilities. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities/sla:Availability Availability is a required element for the quality aspect of whether the service is present or ready for immediate use. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities/sla:Availability/sla:From From is a required element for the date and time for availability starting time. It uses udt:DateTimeType which is UTC� time format [ISO8601].. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities/sla:Availability/sla:To To is a required element for the date and time for availability ending time. It uses udt:DateTimeType which UTC� time format [ISO8601].. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities/sla:Availability/@isAvailable isAvailable is an optional attribute to illustrate whether the Availability is available or not. It uses xs:boolean type. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:Availabilities/sla:Availability/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the Availability element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� 5.1.1.4 Committed Throughput The Committed Throughput , Committed Throughput element of Service Level Objective for Obligation in bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is the committed performance throughput, including Duration , Quantity and Latency .�� There MAY be zero or one Committed Throughput element present in the Service Level Objective . Syntax <sla:CommittedThroughput xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> �� <bqos:Duration unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> ����� cbc:DurationMeasureType </bqos:Duration> �� <bqos:Quantity unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> � ���� cbc:BaseQuantityType </bqos:Quantity> �� <bqos:Latency unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> ����� cbc:DurationMeasureType </bqos:Latency> ? </sla:CommittedThroughput>�� � The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedThroughput CommittedThroughput� is an optional element for ServiceLevelObjective element. This is the committed performance throughput. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedThroughput/bqos:Duration Duration element is a required element in the CommittedThroughput element.� This is the duration to complete the service. It uses cbc:DurationMeasureType from UBL that has a required unitCode �attribute for unit of measurement on the time.� See /bqos:BQoSPerformance/bqos:Throughput/bqos:Duration in Section 4: bQoS Performance in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedThroughput/bqos:Quantity Quantity is a required element in the Throughput element.� It is the numbers for the throughput, with an attribute of unit of measurement, such as EA, pounds, cubic-feet, etc.� See /bqos:BQoSPerformance/bqos:Throughput/bqos:Quantity in Section 4: bQoS Performance in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details. /sla:SLAObligations/sla:Obligation/sla:ServiceLevelObjective/sla:CommittedThroughput/bqos:Latency Latency is an optional element for the time delay for starting the service. It uses cbc:DurationMeasureType from UBL that has a required unitCode attribute for unit of measurement on the time.� See /bqos:BQoSPerformance/bqos:Throughput/bqos:Latency in Section 4: bQoS Performance in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details. 5.1.1.5 bSLA Term The bSLATerm, bSLA Term element of Service Level Objective for Obligation in bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is the bSLA term element in bSLA. There MAY be zero or one bSLA Term element present in the Service Level Objective . See /sla:SLATerms/sla:SLATerm in Section 6 for more details. 5.1.2 Action Guarantee The Action Guarantee , action guarantee element for bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is to specify what happens if the SLO is met or not met, including Reserve Fee and Penalty element . There MAY be zero or one Action Guarantee element present in the Obligation element . See Section 5.2 for the detail of ActionGuaranteeType.� 5.2 ActionGuarantee The Action Guarantee , action guarantee element for bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is to specify what happens if the Service Level Objective (SLO) is met or not met, including Reserve Fee and Penalty element .��� There MAY be zero or one bSLA Obligations element present in the bSLA Obligations . Syntax <sla:ActionGuarantee xmlns:sla="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> ��� <sla:ReserveFee ...> bqos:PriceType ������ <bqos:Unit unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> �������� cbc:BaseUnitMeasureType </bqos:Unit> ? ������ <bqos:Amount currencyID=" clm54217:CurrencyCodeContentType "> �������� cbc:AmountType </bqos:Amount> ��� </sla:ReserveFee> ? � ��<sla:Penalty ...> bqos:PriceType ������ <bqos:Unit unitCode=" clm66411:UnitCodeContentType "> �������� cbc:BaseUnitMeasureType </bqos:Unit> ? ������ <bqos:Amount currencyID=" clm54217:CurrencyCodeContentType "> �������� cbc:AmountType </bqos:Amount> ��� </sla:Penalty> ? </sla:ActionGuarantee > The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:ReserveFee ReserveFee element is the reservation fee or money amount when Service Level Objective (SLO) is met. It is an optional element for Action Guarantee.��� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:ReserveFee/bqos:Unit Number of unit is a optional element that includes a attribute of unit of measurement uses cbc:BaseUnitMeasureType. See /bqos:BQoSPrice/bqos:Price/bqos:Unit in Section 3: bQoS Price in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:ReserveFee/bqos:Amount Amount element is a required element for the Reserve Fee element. It uses cbc:AmountType from UBL that has a required currencyID attribute for currency code. See /bqos:BQoSPrice/bqos:Price/bqos:Amount in Section 3: bQoS Price in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.��� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:ReserveFee/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the ReserveFee element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:Penalty Penalty element is the money amount when Service Level Objective (SLO) is not met. It is a required element for Action Guarantee.��� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:Penalty/bqos:Unit Number of unit is a optional element that includes a attribute of unit of measurement uses cbc:BaseUnitMeasureType. See /bqos:BQoSPrice/bqos:Price/bqos:Unit in Section 3: bQoS Price in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details.� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:Penalty/bqos:Amount Amount element is a required element for the Penalty element. It uses cbc:AmountType from UBL that has a required currencyID attribute for currency code. See /bqos:BQoSPrice/bqos:Price/bqos:Amount in Section 3: bQoS Price in EERP-bQoS Specification for more details. ��� /sla:SLAObligations/sla:ActionGuarantee/sla:Penalty/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the Penalty element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.� Example The following example illustrates the use of Action Guarantee element. It describes the penalty: (001) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (002) <ActionGuarantee xmlns="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ...> (003)��� <Penalty> (004)����� <bqos:Unit unitCode="EA">10</bqos:Unit> (005)����� <bqos:Amount currencyID="USD">17.15</bqos:Amount> (006)��� </Penalty> (007) </ActionGuarantee> 6 SLATerms � The SLATerms , bSLA terms element for EERP-bSLA, is the a greed bSLA terms aspect of the service, including bSLA term elements. There MAY be zero or one bSLA Terms element present in the bSLA of service. Syntax <sla:SLATerms xmlns:bqos="..." ...> �� <sla:SLATerm ...> sla:SLATermType ���� ... �� </sla:SLATerm> + </sla:SLATerms> The following describes the attributes and elements listed in the schema outlined above: /sla:SLATerms� The agreed bSLA terms aspect of the service, including bSLA term elements. It has a list of bSLA terms for SLATerms .� /sla:SLATerms/sla:SLATerm SLATerm element is an any type element to describe additional term for this bSLA.� /sla:SLATerms/sla:SLATerm /@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLATerm element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.����� /sla:SLATerms/sla:SLATerm/{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow different (extensible) property or attribute elements to be specified in the future. Unrecognized elements MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.��� /sla:SLATerms/@{any} This is an extensibility mechanism to allow additional attributes, based on schemas, to be added to the SLATerms element in the future. Unrecognized attributes MAY cause a fault or be silently ignored.���� Example The following non-normative example illustrates the use of bSLA Terms element. It describes the term of the bSLA: (001) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (002) <SLATerms xmlns="..." ...> (003)��� <SLATerm xmlns:t="..." > (004)������ <t:ServcieLocation> (005)��� �����<t:Lat>37.7749295</t:Lat> (006)�������� <t:Lng>-122.4194155</t:Lng> (007)���� �� </t:ServcieLocation> (008)��� </SLATerm> (009) </SLATerms> 7 bSLA Examples ��� The examples in this section are non-normative. 7.1 Committed Throughput with Penalty Example This bSLA example will show the following agreement between EERP Sample Service and EERP Service Requester:� 1. The service is based on the Service profile defined on http://www.serviceprovider.com/eerp/service/profile � 2. It will charge $17.15 per service. 3. Starting from January 1 st , 2009, the agreement last for one whole year. 4. The committed throughput is 10 services per day. 5. If the provider cannot meet the bSLA for #3 and #4, the penalty will be $17.15 per 10 services. Example The following example illustrates the whole bSLA document for above agreements: � (1) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (2) <BSLA xmlns="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ... > (3) ��<SLAParties> (4) ����<ServiceProvider> (5) ������<ServiceUri> (6) ����������http://www.serviceprovider.com/eerp/service</ServiceUri> (7) ������<ServiceProviderName languageID="EN"> (8) ����������EERP Sample Service</ServiceProviderName> (9) ����</ServiceProvider> (10) ����<ServiceRequester> (11) ������<ServiceRequesterUri> (12) ����������http://www.servicerequester.com</ServiceRequesterUri> (13) ������<ServiceRequesterName languageID="EN"> (14) ����������EERP Service Requester</ServiceRequesterName> (15) ������</ServiceRequester> (16) ��</SLAParties> (17) ��<SLAParameters> (18) ����<ServiceProfileUri> (19) http://www.serviceprovider.com/eerp/service/profile</ServiceProfileUri> (20) ����<ServiceOperations> (21) ������<hasCommittedCost>true</hasCommittedCost> (22) ������<hasCommittedTime>true</hasCommittedTime> (23) ������<hasAvailabilities>false</hasAvailabilities> (24) ������<hasCommittedTroughput>true</hasCommittedTroughput> (25) ������<hasOtherTerms>false</hasOtherTerms> (26) ����</ServiceOperations> (27) ��</SLAParameters> (28) ��<SLAObligations> (29) ����<Obligation> (30) ������<ServiceLevelObjective> (31) ��������<CommittedCost> (32) ����������<bqos:Unit unitCode="EA">1</bqos:Unit> (33) ����������<bqos:Amount currencyID="USD">17.15</bqos:Amount> (34) ��������</CommittedCost> (35) ������</ServiceLevelObjective> (36) ����</Obligation> (37) ����<Obligation> (38) �������<ServiceLevelObjective> (39) ���������<CommittedTime> (40) �����������<bqos:Duration unitCode="ANN">1</bqos:Duration> (41) �����������<bqos:StartTime>2009-01-01T00:00:00Z</bqos:StartTime> (42) ��������� </CommittedTime> (43) ���������<CommittedThroughput> (44) �����������<bqos:Duration unitCode="DAY">1</bqos:Duration> (45) �����������<bqos:Quantity unitCode="EA">10</bqos:Quantity> (46) ���������</CommittedThroughput> (47) �������</ServiceLevelObjective> (48) �������<ActionGuarantee> (49) ���������<Penalty> (50) �����������<bqos:Unit unitCode="EA">10</bqos:Unit> (51) �����������<bqos:Amount currencyID="USD">17.15</bqos:Amount> (52) ���������</Penalty> (53) �������</ActionGuarantee> (54) ����</Obligation> (55) ��</SLAObligations> (56) </BSLA> 7.2 bSLA without Obligation Example This bSLA example will show the following agreement between EERP Sample Service and EERP Service Requester :� 1. The service is based on the Service profile defined on http://www.serviceprovider.com/eerp/service/profile 2� 2. There is no obligation 3. Additional bSLA terms include service location and service hours: a. Service location is near San Francisco, CA with geocoding of 37.7749295 and������� -122.4194155 b. Service hours will be 7 x 24, that is 7 days per week and 24hours per day.��� Example The following example illustrates the whole bSLA document for above agreements:� (57) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (58) <BSLA xmlns="..." xmlns:bqos="..." ... > (59) ��<SLAParties> (60) ����<ServiceProvider> (61) ������<ServiceUri> (62) ����������http://www.serviceprovider.com/eerp/service</ServiceUri> (63) ������<ServiceProviderName languageID="EN"> (64) ����������EERP Sample Service</ServiceProviderName> (65) ����</ServiceProvider> (66) ����<ServiceRequester> (67) ������<ServiceRequesterUri> (68) ����������http://www.servicerequester.com</ServiceRequesterUri> (69) ������<ServiceRequesterName languageID="EN"> (70) ����������EERP Service Requester</ServiceRequesterName> (71) ������</ServiceRequester> (72) ��</SLAParties> (73) ��<SLAParameters> (74) ����<ServiceProfileUri> (75) ������ http://www.serviceprovider.com/eerp/service/profile2 (76) ����</ServiceProfileUri>���� (77) ��</SLAParameters> (78) ��<SLATerms xmlns:t="..." > (79) ����<SLATerm> (80) ������<t:ServcieLocation> (81) ��������<t:Lat>37.7749295</t:Lat> (82) ��������<t:Lng>-122.4194155</t:Lng> (83) ������</t:ServcieLocation> (84) ����</SLATerm> (85) ����<SLATerm t:serviceHours="7x24" > (86) ��</SLATerms> (87) </BSLA> 8 Conformance An implementation conforms to this specification if it satisfies all of the MUST or REQUIRED level requirements defined within this specification. A SOAP Node MUST NOT use the XML namespace identifier for this specification (listed in Section 1.1) within SOAP Envelopes unless it is compliant with this specification. This specification references a number of other specifications (listed in Section 1.4.2). In order to comply with this specification, an implementation MUST implement the portions of referenced specifications necessary to comply with the required provisions of this specification. Additionally, the implementation of the portions of the referenced specifications that are specifically cited in this specification MUST comply with the rules for those portions as established in the referenced specification. Normative text within this specification takes precedence over normative outlines (as described in section 1.4.1), which in turn take precedence over the XML Schema [XML Schema Part 1, Part 2] and WSDL [WSDL 1.1] descriptions. That is, the normative text in this specification further constrains the schemas and/or WSDL that are part of this specification; and this specification contains further constraints on the elements defined in referenced schemas. The minimum set of information exchange for bSLA that would allow conforming applications to exchange information and satisfy the conformance should at least to have the following elements: � /sla:SLAParties/sla:ServiceProvider/sla:ServiceUri � /sla:SLAParties/sla:ServiceProvider/sla:ServiceProviderName � /sla:SLAParties/sla:ServiceRequester/sla:ServiceRequesterUri � /sla:SLAParties/sla:ServiceRequester/sla:ServiceRequesterName � /sla:SLAParameters/sla:ServiceProfileUri Example of such minimum set of information could like this: (001) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (002) <BSLA xmlns="http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/soa-eerp/sla/200903" > (003)� <SLAParties> (004)��� <ServiceProvider> (005)����� <ServiceUri>http://www.sample-eerp.com/myservice</ServiceUri> (006)����� <ServiceProviderName>My Service Provider</ServiceProviderName> (007)��� </ServiceProvider> (008)��� <ServiceRequester> (009)����� <ServiceRequesterUri>http://www.u-service.com</ServiceRequesterUri> (010)����� <ServiceRequesterName>Your Service Requester</ServiceRequesterName> (011)��� </ServiceRequester> (012)� </SLAParties> (013)� <SLAParameters> (014)��� <ServiceProfileUri> �� http://www.sample-eerp.com/myservice/profile</ServiceProfileUri> (015)� </SLAParameters> (016)</BSLA> The following nearly empty artifact does not conform to this specification: (001) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> (002) <BSLA xmlns="http://docs.oasis-open.org/ns/soa-eerp/sla/200903" > (003)� <SLAParties> (004)��� <ServiceProvider> (005)����� <ServiceUri/> (006)����� <ServiceProviderName/> (007)��� </ServiceProvider> (008)��� <ServiceRequester> (009)����� <ServiceRequesterUri/> (010)����� <ServiceRequesterName/> (011)��� </ServiceRequester> (012)� </SLAParties> (013)� <SLAParameters> (014)��� <ServiceProfileUri/> (015)� </SLAParameters> (016)</BSLA> This specification defines a number of extensions; compliant services are NOT REQUIRED to implement those extensions defined in this specification. However, if a service implements an aspect of the specification, it MUST comply with the requirements specified (e.g. related "MUST" statements). If an implementation silently ignores unrecognized attributes where any attribute is allowed, or silently ignores unrecognized elements where any element is allowed, should be considered as an interoperable implementation . A. Acknowledgements The following individuals have participated in the creation of this specification and are gratefully acknowledged: Participants: Rex Brooks ����������������� Individual Szu Chang ������������������ Changfeng Open Standards Platform Software Alliance William Cox ����������������� Individual Andy Lee �������������������� Changfeng Open Standards Platform Software Alliance Carl Mattocks��������������� Individual Yulin Xu� ��������������������� Changfeng Open Standards Platform Software Alliance Paul Yang� ������������������ Changfeng Open Standards Platform Software Alliance James Zhili Zhang ������� TIBCO Software Inc. Hong Zhou� ����������������� Changfeng Open Standards Platform Software Alliance B. XML Schema for Business Service Level Agreement Note: The separate machine readable schema document, listed on Section 2.2,� is normative. The text included here is non-normative. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!-- � Document Type:��� EERP Business SLA Schema CD04 � Create On:������ 09/12/2010 --> <!-- ===== xsd:schema Element With Namespaces Declarations ===== --> <!-- ===== Copyright Notice ===== --> <!-- � OASIS takes no position regarding the validity or scope of any � intellectual property or other rights that might be claimed to pertain � to the implementation or use of the technology described in this � document or the extent to which any license under such rights � might or might not be available; neither does it represent that it has � made any effort to identify any such rights. Information on OASIS's � procedures with respect to rights in OASIS specifications can be � found at the OASIS website. 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Business SLA is a formal contract between a service provider and a client guaranteeing quantifiable business quality of service (bQoS) at defined levels. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ <!-- ===== Element Declarations ===== --> ������ < xsd:element name =" ActionGuarantee " type =" ActionGuaranteeType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The Action Guarantee, action guarantee element for bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is to specify what happens if the Service Level Objective (SLO) is met or not met, including Reserve Fee and Penalty element. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" Availabilities " type =" AvailabilitiesType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The services availability indicators </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" Availability " type =" AvailabilityType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Availability is the quality aspect of whether the service is present or ready for immediate use. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" CommittedCompletionTime " type =" udt:DateTimeType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Committed completion time </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" CommittedCost " type =" bqos:PriceType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Cost Element in bSLA </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" CommittedTime " type =" CommittedTimeType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Committed time period </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" CommittedThroughput " type =" bqos:ThroughputType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Committed performance throughput </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" From " type =" xs:dateTime "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Availability starting time </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" Obligation " type =" ObligationType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Agreed bSLA obligation, including Service Level Objective (SLO) and the Action Guarantee that associates with that SLO </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" Penalty "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Penalty element is the money amount when Service Level Objective (SLO) is not met.� </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:complexType > �������������������� < xsd:complexContent > �������������������������� < xsd:extension base =" bqos:PriceType "> ��������������������������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> �������������������������� </ xsd:extension > �������������������� </ xsd:complexContent > ������������� </ xsd:complexType > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ReserveFee "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > ������ ������������� < xsd:documentation > ReserveFee element is the reservation fee or money amount when Service Level Objective (SLO) is met. It is an optional element for Action Guarantee.��� </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:complexType > �������������������� < xsd:complexContent > �������������������������� < xsd:extension base =" bqos:PriceType "> ��������������������������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> �������������������������� </ xsd:extension > �������������������� </ xsd:complexContent > ������������� </ xsd:complexType > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceLevelObjective " type =" ServiceLevelObjectiveType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > SLO (Service Level Objective) for QoS guarantee </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceName " type =" ServiceNameType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The service name </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceOperations " type =" ServiceOperationsType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Describe available operations� and bQoS </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceProfileUri " type =" SlaUriType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Profile Uri element represents web page URL or other URI for the service profile that defines the details of the services. Different service providers will share the same profile. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceProvider " type =" ServiceProviderType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Provider element represents the provider for parties. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceProviderName " type =" ServiceProviderNameType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The name of service provider </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceRequester " type =" ServiceRequesterType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > ServiceRequester element represents requester for the service, including requester�s name and the URI that represents the requester. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceRequesterUri " type =" SlaUriType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Requester Identifier in Uri format </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceRequesterName " type =" ServiceRequesterNameType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Name of the service requester </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" ServiceUri " type =" SlaUriType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Identifier in URI format </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" SLAParties " type =" SLAPartiesType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > SLAParties element, bSLA Parties aspect of the service, is for parties invoked in the bSLA for the service, including both service provider and service requester elements. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" SLATerm " type =" SLATermType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > bSLA Term element is an any type element to describe additional term for this bSLA.� </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" SLATerms " type =" SLATermsType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The bSLA Terms, Terms element for EERP-bSLA, is the agreed bSLA terms aspect of the service, including bSLA term elements. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" SLAParameters " type =" SLAParametersType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The SLAParameters element for EERP-bSLA describes the parameters of the service used to define monitoring of bQoS metrics, including the service profile URI, operations and other optional elements. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" SLAObligations " type =" SLAObligationsType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > The SLAObligations element describes the agreed bSLA obligations of the service, including obligations and action guarantees. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ < xsd:element name =" To " type =" xs:dateTime "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Availability ending time </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ <!-- Extension --> ������ < xsd:element name =" BSLAExtension "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Additional element </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:complexType mixed =" true "> �������������������� < xsd:choice minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "> �������������������������� < xsd:any processContents =" skip " minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> �������������������� </ xsd:choice > �������������������� < xsd:attribute name =" optional " type =" xsd:boolean " use =" optional " default =" true "/> ������������� </ xsd:complexType > ������ </ xsd:element > ������ <!-- ===== Type Definitions ===== --> ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ActionGuaranteeType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for action guarantee </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ReserveFee " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ������������� �������������������� < xsd:documentation > ReserveFee element is the reservation fee or money amount when Service Level Objective (SLO) is met. It is an optional element for Action Guarantee.��� </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" Penalty " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Penalty element is the money amount when Service Level Objective (SLO) is not met. It is a required element for Action Guarantee.��� </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" AvailabilitiesType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for Availabilities of multiple Availability elements </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" Availability " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" AvailabilityType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service is available or not available for a given From time To time. The default is available when the isAvailable element is missing or set to true. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" From "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Availability starting time </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" To "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Availability ending time </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:attribute name =" isAvailable " type =" xs:boolean " use =" optional " default =" true "/> ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" CommittedTimeType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for committed completion time </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:complexContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" bqos:TimePeriodType "> �������������������������� < xsd:sequence > ��������������������������������� < xsd:element ref =" CommittedCompletionTime " minOccurs =" 0 "/> �������������������������� </ xsd:sequence > �������������������� </ xsd:extension > ������������� </ xsd:complexContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ObligationType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for obligation </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceLevelObjective "/> �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ActionGuarantee " minOccurs =" 0 "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ProviderIDType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for provider ID </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:simpleContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" cbc:IDType "/> ������������� </ xsd:simpleContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceLevelObjectiveType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for SLO </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" CommittedCost " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ������������� �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Committed cost element in bSLA </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" CommittedTime " minOccurs =" 0 "/> �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" Availabilities " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Whether the service is present or ready for immediate use </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" CommittedThroughput " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Committed performance throughput </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" SLATerm " minOccurs =" 0 "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceNameType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the name of the service </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:simpleContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" cbc:NameType "/> ������������� </ xsd:simpleContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceOperationsType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for service operations </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element name =" hasCommittedCost " type =" xsd:boolean "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > has committed cost or not </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element name =" hasCommittedTime " type =" xsd:boolean "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > has committed time or not </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element name =" hasAvailabilities " type =" xsd:boolean "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > has availabilities or not </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element name =" hasCommittedThroughput " type =" xsd:boolean "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > has committed throughput or not </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element name =" hasOtherTerms " type =" xsd:boolean "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > has other SLA terms or not </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:any namespace =" ##other " processContents =" lax " minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" SlaUriType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service URI or service profile URI </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:simpleContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" xsd:anyURI "> �������������������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> �������������������� </ xsd:extension > ������������� </ xsd:simpleContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceProviderType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service provider </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceUri "/> �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceProviderName "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceProviderNameType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service provider name </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:simpleContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" cbc:NameType "/> ������������� </ xsd:simpleContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceRequesterType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service requester </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceRequesterUri "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Requester Identifier in URI format </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceRequesterName "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceRequesterUriType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service requester ID </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:simpleContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" cbc:IDType "/> ������������� </ xsd:simpleContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" ServiceRequesterNameType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for the service request name </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:simpleContent > �������������������� < xsd:extension base =" cbc:NameType "/> ������������� </ xsd:simpleContent > ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" SLAObligationsType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for bSLA Obligations </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" Obligation " maxOccurs =" unbounded "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > The Obligation, obligation element for bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is the agreed bSLA obligation, including Service Level Objective (SLO) and the Action Guarantee that associates with that SLO. </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ActionGuarantee " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > The Action Guarantee, action guarantee element for bSLA Obligations in EERP-bSLA, is to specify what happens if the Service Level Objective (SLO) is met or not met, including Reserve Fee and Penalty element.��� </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:any namespace =" ##other " processContents =" lax " minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" SLAParametersType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for bSLA parameters </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceProfileUri "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Profile Uri element represents web page URL or other URI for the service profile that defines the details of the services. Different service providers will share the same profile. It is a required element for bSLA Parameters. </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceOperations " minOccurs =" 0 "/> �������������������� < xsd:any namespace =" ##other " processContents =" lax " minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" SLAPartiesType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for bSLA parties </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceProvider "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > Service Provider element represents the provider for parties.��� </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" ServiceRequester "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > ServiceRequester element represents requester for the service, including requester�s name and the URI that represents the requester. </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:any namespace =" ##other " processContents =" lax " minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" SLATermType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for one bSLA term </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:any namespace =" ##any " processContents =" skip " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > The definition of the bSLA Terms ��������� </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:any > ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" SLATermsType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for bSLA Terms </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" SLATerm " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > ������ < xsd:complexType name =" BSLAType "> ������������� < xsd:annotation > �������������������� < xsd:documentation > Complex type for bSLA which is a formal contract between a service provider and a client guaranteeing quantifiable business quality of service (bQoS) at defined levels. </ xsd:documentation > ������������� </ xsd:annotation > ������������� < xsd:sequence > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" SLAParties "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > SLAParties element, bSLA Parties aspect of the service, is for parties invoked in the bSLA for the service, including both service provider and service requester elements.�� </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" SLAParameters "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > The SLAParameters element for EERP-bSLA describes the parameters of the service used to define monitoring of bQoS metrics, including the service profile URI, operations and other optional elements. </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" SLAObligations " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > The SLAObligations element describes the agreed bSLA obligations of the service, including obligations and action guarantees. </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > �������������������� < xsd:element ref =" SLATerms " minOccurs =" 0 "> �������������������������� < xsd:annotation > ��������������������������������� < xsd:documentation > The bSLA Terms, Terms element for EERP-bSLA, is the agreed bSLA terms aspect of the service, including bSLA term elements. </ xsd:documentation > �������������������������� </ xsd:annotation > �������������������� </ xsd:element > ������������� ������ < xsd:element ref =" BSLAExtension " minOccurs =" 0 " maxOccurs =" unbounded "/> ������������� </ xsd:sequence > ������������� < xsd:anyAttribute namespace =" ##any " processContents =" lax "/> ������ </ xsd:complexType > </ xsd:schema > C. Non-Normative Text None D. Revision History Revision Date Editor Changes Made 0.9 03/10/2009 Szu Chang Initial draft WD01 04/24/2009 Szu Chang Renamed draft 0.9 to working draft 01 WD02 05/12/2009 Szu Chang Fixed issue # I011, I012, and I014��� WD03 05/17/2009 Szu Chang Added conformance section� WD04 06/08/2009 Szu Chang Fixed issue # I017,� I018, and I020 WD05 06/24/2009 Szu Chang Fixed issue # I028,� I031, and I038, I041, I047, and I056 WD06 07/05/2009 Szu Chang Fixed issue # I028,� I035, I038, I043, I051, and I055 CD02 07/11/2009 Szu Chang Changed WD06 to CD02 after approved by TC� CD03 01/06/2010 Szu Chang Changed NS and fixed URIs from CD02 to CD03� WD08 05/10/2010 Szu Chang Changed after the public review comments WD09 06/23/2010 Szu Chang Changed after the first round of review� PR comments CD04 09/12/2010 Szu Chang TC approved, changed from WS09 to CD04