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Plans
This may begin with prose, and expand into something like a project plan at some point. This need not be a complete schedule, but it will make sense to include the steps and approaches, milestones, etc.
Dependencies
- The Joda-Time framework would likely represent an excellent foundation for a Date and Time Service.
Joda-Time is a high quality replacement for - and a vastly more functional superset of - the built-in date and time-related packages in core Java. JSR 310, a Java Community Process to improve Java's date and time routines in Java 7 or beyond, is being co-led by a key developer of Joda-Time. In addition, this framework is licensed under an Apache 2.0 license, which may potentially be compatible with CollectionSpace licensing requirements.
Implementation's Test Plan
This should describe how the Date And Time Service implementation will be tested. The testing here could include white box style test, unit test, and/or integration tests.