Date

27 May 2016

Attendees

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Project Progress

Baseline was redefined in for the April report due to expansion of the project scope. Mainly to all the new documentation defined and the bugs that originated form the testing of the DOMIBUS 3.1 Beta delivered by eCodex.
Due to the assistance provided to the EU-CEG project and a critical bug discovered (that will lead to the intermediary release 3.1.1 on the 3rd June) the progress of the planned activities was not as expected.
The fact that the project team is still understaffed contributed to accentuate the impact of what is mentioned in the above.

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Evolutive Maintenance

Milestones

Date	Milestone
April	Adoption of JIRA Portfolio as the project planning tool. This tool helps the CEF eDelivery PMO to better plan, organise and prioritise the tasks.
13 May 2016

Domibus

Domibus 3.1.0 was released. This production-ready version includes a new architecture facilitating backend integration tested in the Domibus 3.1 release candidate. There is now a clear separation between the 'core' of Domibus and the 'plugins'. The plugins provide endpoints that allow an easy integration with existing backend systems

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03 Jun 2016 Domibus 3.1.1 was released. It is the first maintenance release of Domibus 3.1 and it solves 4 issues identified in the previous release.

01 Apr 2016 Adoption of JIRA Portfolio as the project planning tool. This tool helps the CEF eDelivery PMO to better plan, organise and prioritise the tasks

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08 Jun 2016 The Service Offering Description of the CEF PKI service will be published. This document is intended for the owners of the CEF eDelivery sub-domains, and the organizations who operate/benefit from one or more CEF eDelivery components. Key content includes an explanation of the roles and responsibilities and the process description of PKI service.

13 May 2016

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	The Component Offering Description of the Access Point software is published. This document is intended for everyone interested in implementing the e-SENS AS4 Profile or the OpenPEPPOL AS2 Profile. Key content includes an explanation of the technical specifications and implementations of the CEF eDelivery Access Point.
13 May 2016	The CEF eDelivery Conformance Testing Service Offering Description is published. This document is intended for software providers implementing the specifications of CEF eDelivery and service providers reusing the sample software of CEF eDelivery. Key content includes an explanation of the roles and responsibilities and the process description of the CEF eDelivery Conformance Testing service.

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18 May 2016

Original go-live date for the EUCEG project. CEF eDelivery Access Point was deployed on time.
18 May 2016 Kick

Kick-off of the preparation of the eDelivery Solution Architecture Template in collaboration with ISA, as part of the action 2.1European Interoperability Architecture (EIA).

27 May 2016 CEF eDelivery met DG MARE to assess the reuse of eDelivery in the FLUX project

20 May 2016	Original go-live date for the EUCEG project. CEF eDelivery Access Point was deployed on time.
24 May 2016

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	A meeting was held with the Trust Forum where CEF eDelivery and the other BBs were presented as well as the grants.
27 May 2016	CEF eDelivery met DG MARE to assess the reuse of eDelivery in the FLUX project.
30 May 2016

The Service

	The Service Offering Description (SOD) of the CEF eDelivery Connectivity Testing service will be published. This document is intended for software providers and service providers implementing an eDelivery AS4 Access Point (whether build or re-used). Key content includes an explanation of the roles and responsibilities and the process description of the Connectivity Testing service.
03 Jun 2016	Domibus 3.1.1 was released. It is the first maintenance release of Domibus 3.1 and it solves 4 issues identified in the previous release.
08 Jun 2016	The Service Offering Description of the CEF PKI service will be published. This document is intended for the owners of the CEF eDelivery sub-domains, and the organizations who operate/benefit from one or more CEF eDelivery components. Key content includes an explanation of the roles and responsibilities and the process description of PKI service.