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Copyright © 2004 DERI®, All Rights Reserved. DERI liability, trademark, document use, and software licensing rules apply.This document specifies the format of an activity sheet. For example : OMWG
activity sheet.
An activity sheet a working
draft, it is a table describing the current state of the tasks and working
drafts of a working group.
A color code shows the current state of a working draft.
An activity sheet is a table.It is composed of 6 Columns :
| Nr. | Name | Editor | Co-author | Deadline | Version |
Nr. : number of the working draft
Name : name of the working draft
Editor : name of the working draft's editor
Co-Authors : names of the working draft's co-authors
Deadline : Deadline of the working draft
Version : Current version of the working Draft
Here is the deadline for the current version of the working draft. This field
is a string with the following format : DD/MM/YYYY.
This field can be empty according to the current state of the
working draft or if the task is continuously evolving (for example a web
site).
In this last case the value of this field is "ongoing".
The lines of the activity sheet table are colored according the current state of the working draft. Six colors are possible. The states and their related colors are following.
| Active or behind schedule | |
| Ongoing | |
| Done | |
| Pending | |
| Title |
This state is used for a task or working draft in development without deadline.
This state is used when the deadline for the task or the working draft has been scheduled and either the work is active or is late.
This state is used when the task is done or the deliverable has attained a stable final version. When this state is reached, the name of the Editor and Co-authors are removed from the sheet (they are still availebale in the older versions of the sheet). The deadline is also removed and replaced by the following character : x.
This state is used for a pending deliverable, when the development has been interrupted.
This color sheme is used when the line of the activity sheet represent the title of an activity including several deliverables.
The work is funded by the European Commission under the projects DIP, Knowledge Web, Ontoweb, SEKT, SWWS, Esperonto, COG and h-TechSight; by Science Foundation Ireland under the DERI-Lion project; and by the Vienna city government under the CoOperate programme.
The editors would like to thank to all the members of the OMWG and WSMO working groups for their advises and inputs to this document.