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	Title	Document Type	Author(s)	Group	End of Public Comments	Make/View Comments
	Network topology descriptions in hybrid networks	INFO	P. Grosso, A. Brown. A. Cedeyn, F. Dijkstra, J. Van Der Ham, A. Patil, P. Primet, M. Swany, J. Zurawski	NML-WG	15 Feb, 2010	Make/View Comments
	Abstract: The NML-WG goal is to define a schema for describing topologies of hybrid networks. This schema is in first instance intended for: * lightpath provisioning applications to exchange topology information intra and inter domain; * reporting performance metrics. This document constitutes Deliverable 1 of the working group. It provides a detailed overview of the framework in which the working group operates, detailing the already existing topology schemas and providing the basis for the integration of the various projects.
	Open Cloud Computing Interface - Core and Models	P-REC	A. Edmonds, S. Johnston, T. Metsch, G. Mazzaferro	OCCI-WG	15 Mar, 2010	Make/View Comments
	Abstract: This document is part of the Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI) specification document series. The OCCI document series describes what each OCCI compatible interface needs to provide. The overall OCCI specification itself is setup modular to be extensbible and includes the following parts: * The OCCI Core and Models * The OCCI Infrastructure Models * OCCI XHTML5 rendering * OCCI HTTP Header rendering Each of these parts is described in a separate document so the overall specification comes in the form of a document series. Whereas this document describes the OCCI Core and Models.
	Open Cloud Computing Interface - HTTP Header Rendering	P-REC	A. Edmonds, S. Johnston, T. Metsch, G. Mazzaferro	OCCI-WG	15 Mar, 2010	Make/View Comments
	Abstract: This document is part of the Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI) specification document series. The OCCI document series describes what each OCCI compatible interface needs to provide. The overall OCCI specification itself is setup modular to be extensbible and includes the following parts: * The OCCI Core and Models * The OCCI Infrastructure Models * OCCI XHTML5 rendering * OCCI HTTP Header rendering Each of these parts is described in a separate document so the overall specification comes in the form of a document series. Where as this document describes the OCCI HTTP header rendering. It can be seen as the machine interface for OCCI.
	Open Cloud Computing Interface - Infrastructure Models	P-REC	A. Edmonds, S. Johnston, T. Metsch, G. Mazzaferro	OCCI-WG	15 Mar, 2010	Make/View Comments
	Abstract: This document is part of the Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI) specification document series. The OCCI document series describes what each OCCI compatible interface needs to provide. The overall OCCI specification itself is setup modular to be extensbible and includes the following parts: * The OCCI Core and Models * The OCCI Infrastructure Models * OCCI XHTML5 rendering * OCCI HTTP Header rendering Each of these parts is described in a separate document so the overall specification comes in the form of a document series. Where as this document describes the OCCI Infrastructure models.
	Open Cloud Computing Interface - XHTML5 rendering	P-REC	A. Edmonds, S. Johnston, T. Metsch, G. Mazzaferro	OCCI-WG	15 Mar, 2010	Make/View Comments
	Abstract: This document is part of the Open Cloud Computing Interface (OCCI) specification document series. The OCCI document series describes what each OCCI compatible interface needs to provide. The overall OCCI specification itself is setup modular to be extensbible and includes the following parts: * The OCCI Core and Models * The OCCI Infrastructure Models * OCCI XHTML5 rendering * OCCI HTTP Header rendering Each of these parts is described in a separate document so the overall specification comes in the form of a document series. Where as this document describes the OCCI XHTML5 rendering.This can be used as a User Interface rendering for OCCI.