15:29:38 RRSAgent has joined #dawg 15:29:43 DaveB has joined #dawg 15:29:43 Zakim, this will be RDFD 15:29:43 ok, DanC; I see SW_DAWG()10:30AM scheduled to start in 1 minute 15:30:01 At TOC 1.1 15:30:17 agenda + convene, take roll, review record, agenda http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2004JanMar/0230.html 15:30:22 agenda + Use Cases 15:30:31 agenda + Requirements 15:30:38 agenda + Issues 15:30:44 agenda + Amsterdam meeting arrangements 15:31:02 ew. 15:32:11 Zakim, this will be RDFD 15:32:11 ok, DanC; I see SW_DAWG()10:30AM scheduled to start 2 minutes ago 15:32:41 Zakim, this is DAWG 15:32:41 ok, DanC; that matches SW_DAWG()10:30AM 15:32:45 -DanC 15:33:04 +DanC 15:33:22 patH has joined #dawg 15:33:22 There's a bit of an echo today. 15:33:30 jannes has joined #dawg 15:33:57 +EricP 15:34:14 Zakim, aacc is AlbertoG 15:34:14 +AlbertoG; got it 15:34:21 -AlbertoG 15:35:02 Zakim, pick a scribe 15:35:02 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose RobS 15:35:34 +[ASemantics] 15:35:56 roll call 15:36:03 alberto - asemantics 15:36:19 andyS - hp 15:36:21 kevinW - hp 15:36:27 jean francois - inria 15:36:28 KevinW has joined #dawg 15:36:40 kendall , daniel - maryland 15:36:46 rob - network inf 15:36:55 dirkx has joined #dawg 15:36:58 patricks - nokia 15:36:59 zakim, ??P32 is AndyS 15:36:59 +AndyS; got it 15:37:03 janne - profium 15:37:11 daveB - bristol 15:37:14 pat hayes 15:37:19 - invited expert 15:37:27 katz - apologies 15:37:30 DanC 15:37:32 ericP 15:37:36 -- end of roll call 15:37:36 Zakim, take up agendum 1 15:37:36 agendum 1. "convene, take roll, review record, agenda http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2004JanMar/0230.html" taken up [from DanC] 15:37:47 s/apologies/regrets/ above for katz 15:37:53 regrets for andyS next telcon 15:37:59 Zakim, pick a scribe 15:37:59 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose EricP 15:38:12 scribe next telcon - ericP 15:38:29 donm 8 april 15:38:40 still looking for a co-chair 15:38:43 15:30 UTC 15:39:26 alberto - swbpd telcon 15:00 UTC, thursday - overlaps 15:39:42 patHayes also on swbpd 15:39:48 +BryanT 15:39:50 danC - reviewing times after/at F2F 15:40:28 minutes approved of last meeting 15:40:53 Zakim, next item 15:40:53 agendum 2. "Use Cases" taken up [from DanC] 15:40:56 agenda 0230.html 15:41:07 heavy breather is back :> 15:41:19 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2004JanMar/0231.html a draft DAWG document outline 15:41:25 do we want to adderss action items? 15:41:42 kendall outlines 0231 above 15:42:09 KC - user stories I liked 15:42:09 someone is breahting into the microphone 15:42:31 KC - motivating me, classifying by problem domain 15:42:51 KC - AndyS also did a draft, more stuff with user storeies. going to work to try to merge them into 1 doc 15:43:33 ?not mentioned xqueyr 15:44:01 thompsonbry has joined #dawg 15:44:01 KC - an oversight, to add 15:44:21 JosD has joined #dawg 15:44:40 an outline, generally seems ok 15:45:00 +JosD 15:45:03 ACTION ericP, kendallC: sort out CVS access, put this on the home page 15:45:43 DanC - this isn't the final doc, or even includes all the UCs 15:46:02 KC - motivation for people who care about a UC to flesh it out, add a story - stop it being so thin 15:46:20 note to scribe - aagfa people arrived? JosD & others? 15:47:05 present +JosD - agfa 15:47:39 PatrickS - would be nice to have a summary at the start to describe where it is going 15:48:01 ... what the purpose of the doc is, possible requirements 15:48:18 ... each UC have a 1 paragraph summary? 15:48:46 KC - love to have UCs with a para of text, easier to read 15:48:56 http://www.w3.org/2001/11/13-RDF-Query-Rules/#goalChar_literalCmp 15:49:26 Zakim, next item 15:49:27 agendum 3. "Requirements" taken up [from DanC] 15:49:45 bryan thompson also joined recently. 15:50:07 like to see addressing and linking added to the set of related technologies and standards. 15:50:17 ok, bryan - ack 15:50:48 EricP discusses url above 15:50:53 implemntation survey 15:51:03 http://www.w3.org/2001/11/13-RDF-Query-Rules/#goalChar_literalCmp 15:51:15 ... section "Implentnation Survey" 15:51:29 http://www.w3.org/2001/11/13-RDF-Query-Rules/#langChar 15:51:32 top part is an attempt of an abstract syntax 15:51:42 anchors for language characteristics we could use 15:51:51 to describe what the different existing languages do 15:51:56 and what the UCs need/usr 15:51:57 use 15:52:24 happy to add items that aren't covered to this doc 15:52:36 AndyS - a lot more than just queyr langs (QLs) 15:52:43 ... such as rules 15:52:53 ... and we need to be aware of that. Has to be query aspect. 15:53:10 EricP - rules, a fair amount in the doc above 15:53:16 zakim, queue 15:53:16 I don't understand 'queue', kendall 15:53:19 argh 15:53:39 EricP - ~70% query 15:54:10 zakim queue+ me 15:54:11 ACTION EricP: Send mail to group about rdf-query-rules doc, proposing to using it an abstract syntax to describe requirements 15:54:29 KC - don't see anything about rdf path languages 15:54:51 KC - considering this, or out of scope? 15:55:04 EricP - there are a couple there SeRQL, Xqueyr, ... - 15:55:28 ... abstract syn part doesn't really describe serialations, mostly about functions such as comparing rdf literals 15:55:52 ... might be tricky to add to this document. 15:56:18 PatrickS - looks useful, I like it. But don't want to be constrained to things in this survey doc. 15:56:40 EricP - will be responsive to adding new terminology as people need them 15:56:47 ericp: i had Versa in mind specifically, FWIW. 15:57:13 PatrickS - just want WG to be clear this isn't scoping us 15:57:57 Pat Hayes (PH) - tree structure / graph - presumption graphs are a tree structure? 15:58:07 EricP - no, but could clarify with an example 15:58:16 .. however some path languages don't express things that aren't trees 15:59:08 PH - implementations? 15:59:15 EricP - mostly stuff I found good docs for 15:59:48 ericp: Could you add the "tell me about .." http://www.joseki.org/RDF_data_objects.html and Patricks URIQA and CBD 15:59:49 other list of RDF query languges (still maintained) http://rdfstore.sourceforge.net/2002/06/24/rdf-query/query-use-cases.html 16:00:00 ?speaking 16:00:16 I'm the guy with my own QL... 16:00:21 DanC - tell EricP if something you want, have, isn't there 16:00:45 Jos deRoo (JD) - access aspect present? 16:00:47 no, dave, I said "if...". I guess if you misunderstood, others did too. 16:01:14 correction 16:01:20 I must admit I do think we're getting ahead of ourselves. 16:01:42 I think we've got a little more requirement-gathering before moving on to full query languages. 16:03:08 AndyS - don't want requirements to displace work on UCs 16:03:23 DanC - want to work on both 16:04:05 Is it worth trying to get consensus on what the "tell me about" requirement/usecase means? 16:04:08 .. UCs are there to 1) tell the world about this tech 2) for us so we know what we mean when we make requiremetns 16:05:13 DanC - we are discusing things not UCs or requirements somewhat 16:05:31 DanC - optional triples for example 16:05:41 worth having in candidate reuqirements? 16:06:09 support for optional triples as a candidate requirement - AndyS (proposer), Alberto, DaveB 16:06:30 DanC - disjunction? use case of Rob (ref?) 16:07:08 that's 0184 in the archive 16:08:08 graph update as candidate requirement ;) ? 16:08:08 candidate requirement - DanC (proposer), ericp, Rob 16:08:30 use case is http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2004JanMar/0184.html 16:08:30 this is proposing candidate requirements for the list, not supporting them 16:08:53 kendall - complex graphs 16:09:16 .. to select more than just based on an adjacent node such as three nodes connected by 2 edges, want just one? 16:09:55 DanC - Pat Hayes said earlier, more than just paths? 16:10:06 KC - paths with more than 1 edge 16:10:55 Jean Francois speaking, I believe 16:10:58 yes 16:11:04 taht's not me, btw 16:11:05 JF - entailment as a requirement 16:11:31 PH - QL should enable the querier to specify if they want interference or not 16:11:36 inference 16:12:35 decided canidate requirement - paths of length more than two edges 16:12:59 s/more than two/more than one/ 16:13:25 PatrickS - support PH inference 16:13:49 AndyS - keep inference separate from source selection 16:14:25 DanC - charter has words on this re inference, being same as selecting sources 16:14:58 Inference Charter 1.8 http://www.w3.org/2003/12/swa/dawg-charter#derivedGraphs 16:15:13 2.1: http://www.w3.org/2003/12/swa/dawg-charter#rdfs-owl-queries 16:17:13 candidate requirement - should be possible for the query to indicate whether the response is expected to allow for entailment from the graph or is dealing with the graph as a fixed object (P Hayes) 16:17:34 decided to add above, PatrickS agrees 16:17:42 DanC - non trees? 16:17:58 PH - more of an observation 16:18:30 be able to ask if a triple doesn't exist in a grpah 16:19:01 discussion of negation examples 16:20:35 DanC - taking to email, subtlies here 16:21:07 "subtleties" is subtle ;> 16:21:31 PatrickS - propose requirement to be able to express arbitrary datatype values 16:22:07 60 16:22:40 extend to 90 mins 16:23:07 60 - sorry need to leave 16:23:52 ? - my next Q would be operations on literal values, and then working on arbitrayr datatype values 16:24:07 (that was my) 16:24:24 PatrickS - clearly there will be some limit tothe supported dataypes, such as XSD ones being widespread 16:24:54 ... for datatypes not supported, it could fail or could send back an error, don't understand 16:25:17 patH - agree with patrickS 16:25:34 AndyS agrees to the requirement 16:25:42 janne - I agree also, min datatypes a QL should support? 16:25:45 Issues on the actions on not supported 16:25:51 ?KC - agree, without the word arbitrary 16:25:56 nope, not me. 16:26:27 candidate requirement above of PatrickS - decided on the list 16:26:28 AlbertoR agrees that core set of datatype support as relevant 16:26:59 DanC - ask KC / EricP to copy these into the UC doc? 16:27:27 - +1.207.395.aaaa 16:27:34 ACTION: EricP and KC to update use cases docuent with candidate requirement 16:28:21 PS- queries should be bookmarkable 16:28:23 Possible requirement: Client can negotiate with the server to determine which requirements MUST apply or MUST NOT apply for a given query. 16:28:44 query captured as URL 16:28:53 +1 16:28:54 alberto: concur, possible with XPointer 16:29:04 new req: bookmarking 16:29:14 Is that captured as the reference of a URI or as the URI itself? 16:30:11 Suggestion is content negotiation for the returned representation? 16:30:14 rob: users should be able to format their own results 16:30:26 Eric- concur 16:31:23 candidate requirements += format their own results (specify format of return) 16:32:03 Yanni: closure is useful 16:32:17 Janne 16:32:45 :> 16:32:46 Patrick supports 16:33:44 Bryan supports client option to elect for closure, but also to elect for other content types in the response. 16:33:51 Janne: closure implies ability to format results. 16:33:57 (just an excuse to spell it correctly) 16:34:34 the results can be an rdf graph... 16:35:09 EricP: closure only if it means results as RDF 16:35:12 candidates += closure (Janne, EricP) 16:35:15 I support results as rdf graph 16:35:44 can somebody expand closure for me, as scribe, I've got to explain this! 16:36:14 -[ASemantics] 16:36:21 alberto has left #dawg 16:36:36 closure = operator that operates on data model B returns result in data model B 16:36:43 proposed: ability to express queries in RDF 16:36:54 thanks Janne 16:37:12 " ability to express queries in RDF" - candidate. jos, Patricks 16:37:18 RDF vocab for expressing queries... 16:37:37 danc bottleneck! :> 16:38:01 Zakim, next item 16:38:01 agendum 4. "Issues" taken up [from DanC] 16:38:33 dan: there's mail not about use cases or requirements 16:38:41 ignore, or put them in issues list? 16:38:50 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2004JanMar/0226.html 16:39:06 call for volunteers to manage issues list 16:39:13 ericP volunteers 16:39:31 eric and dan to maintain issues list 16:39:59 ACTION EricP: work with DanC on an initial issues list 16:40:53 path: anything on issues list means lots of work; don't use it frivolously 16:41:02 Zakim, next item 16:41:02 agendum 5. "Amsterdam meeting arrangements" taken up [from DanC] 16:41:09 er.. 16:41:37 issues list should be approved by others? 16:41:42 (who said it?) 16:41:44 so a candidates issues list :> 16:41:52 rob: patricks 16:41:57 Signing off. 16:42:06 -BryanT 16:42:07 thompsonbry has left #dawg 16:42:34 patricks: telecon for f2f include requirements 16:42:40 (at least ps's requirements) 16:43:00 can you expand on that? 16:43:13 fill out reg form for f2f even if you're not attending 16:43:17 all 17 16:43:58 DanC to continue working on agenda for f2f 16:45:21 -DanielK 16:45:24 -DanC 16:45:26 fare thee well 16:45:29 -Pat_Hayes 16:45:30 rob? 16:45:31 -PatrickS 16:45:32 -Tayeb 16:45:39 -JosD 16:45:42 -Kevin 16:45:50 - +358.925.6aabb 16:45:54 jannes has left #dawg 16:45:54 KevinW has left #dawg 16:47:30 addition: PatS wanted the teleconference to be scheduled at the time the discussion of his requirements comes up. 16:47:41 (during the face-to-face) 16:47:57 Who's writing up minutes? Me, DanC, or DaveB? 16:48:01 me 16:48:11 ah, good, dave, yes please. 16:48:18 Great. 16:48:27 Signing off, unless I'm needed for anything else... 16:48:35 see ya 16:48:37 thanks, rob. hasta. 16:48:44 -RobS 16:52:50 -AndyS 16:57:48 crud... did I ever get back to Brian? 17:02:03 -[UMD] 17:02:06 -EricP 17:02:07 SW_DAWG()10:30AM has ended 17:02:08 Attendees were Tayeb, [UMD], +1.207.395.aaaa, RobS, Kevin, +358.925.6aabb, DanielK, DanC, Pat_Hayes, PatrickS, +39.033.2.aacc, EricP, AlbertoG, [ASemantics], AndyS, BryanT, JosD 17:04:02 hmm... ericp, I wonder if the telcon reservation is for 15:30 UTC 17:04:23 "Boston * Thu 11:30 AM" -- http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?day=8&month=4&year=2004&hour=15&min=30&sec=0&p1=0 17:05:17 crud... " 10:30am-12:00pm (14:30-16:00Z) SW_DAWG" -- http://www.w3.org/Guide/1998/08/teleconference-calendar#D20040408 17:05:46 kendal, issues list: http://www.w3.org/2004/04/01-dawg-issues 17:08:51 ericp, pls put that under 2001/sw/DataAccess 17:09:45 ok. kendal, i'm moving that document now 17:12:43 kendal, now at http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/issues 17:12:48 thx 17:20:20 kendall has joined #dawg 17:58:20 ? 18:12:46 ericp: you still here? 18:15:19 yup 18:15:23 oh, hey 18:15:30 hmm, i'm a bit confused by the uri you coined 18:15:35 ... /issues? 18:15:52 oops, too many things in my head at once. 18:15:54 that sounds like the issues list. but the doc i'm working on isn't an issues list. :> 18:16:00 i needed to create an issues list too. 18:16:07 maybe .../user-stories or something? 18:16:08 yeah 18:16:10 i thought so 18:16:24 UseCases.html ? 18:16:34 well, no .html but sure ;> 18:17:48 RRSAgent, make logs world-readable 18:17:51 RRSAgent, make logs world-access 18:18:08 RRSAgent, pointer? 18:18:08 See http://www.w3.org/2004/04/01-dawg-irc#T18-18-08 18:18:45 http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/UseCases 18:19:29 are you fixing kendall up with cvs access, ericp? 18:21:19 http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/issues is now an empty issues list 18:21:45 danc, kendall and i decided to start with him using mail to me as his publishing mechanism 18:22:03 and deal with more access if necissary 18:22:21 well, mail to the list ;> 18:22:27 specifically, mail to the list, which i will poll and publish in the consistent location 18:22:31 rigth 18:22:37 yep 18:31:54 ew. 18:32:13 I'd really rather kendall had instant-update-access. 18:32:25 we can move the document to mindswap if it helps. 18:33:39 i dont' really have much of a preference 18:34:06 ok, well, I have a pretty strong preference that you use cvs.w3.org directly, kendall 18:34:33 ok 18:38:59 danc, may i ask why? are you worried about letancy or burdens falling on your shoulders when i'm off net? 18:39:38 (a) I don't like whole documents being mailed to the whole WG to fix a typo. And I want typos fixed quickly and often. 18:39:47 we didn't think it was worth a lot of infrastructure effort at this point, but you may have a better grasp of the job than either of us. 18:39:47 (b) I don't want 2 people in the critical path when 1 will do. 18:40:15 I want WG members to get instant-gratification for proposing changes to the document. 18:40:32 all right, i'll start the dance with sysreq tomorrow 18:40:54 as in: "ah, yes, good point. fixed in $Revision 1.6$ of http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/UseCases" 18:41:44 thanks, ericp 18:41:53 no prob 18:51:10 Zakim has left #dawg 19:02:25 RRSAgent, bye 19:02:25 I see 3 open action items: 19:02:25 ACTION: EricP to Send mail to group about rdf-query-rules doc, proposing to using it an abstract syntax to describe requirements [1] 19:02:25 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/04/01-dawg-irc#T15-54-11 19:02:25 ACTION: EricP and KC to update use cases docuent with candidate requirement [2] 19:02:25 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/04/01-dawg-irc#T16-27-34 19:02:25 ACTION: EricP to work with DanC on an initial issues list [3] 19:02:25 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2004/04/01-dawg-irc#T16-39-59