12:24:05 RRSAgent has joined #er 12:24:05 logging to http://www.w3.org/2008/06/25-er-irc 12:24:11 Zakim has joined #er 12:24:16 zakim, this will be ert 12:24:16 ok, shadi; I see WAI_ERTWG()8:30AM scheduled to start in 6 minutes 12:24:21 meeting: ERT WG 12:24:27 chair: Shadi 12:25:06 agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-wai-ert/2008Jun/0010.html 12:25:11 MikeS has joined #er 12:25:18 agenda+ Updated "Content-in-RDF" document 12:25:32 agenda+ Updated "Pointers-in-RDF" draft 12:29:10 zakim, code? 12:29:10 the conference code is 3794 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), shadi 12:29:21 JohannesK has joined #er 12:29:28 WAI_ERTWG()8:30AM has now started 12:29:35 + +1.857.362.aaaa 12:29:37 +[IBM] 12:29:45 +CarlosV 12:29:47 zakim, aaaa is me 12:29:47 +shadi; got it 12:29:56 zakim, ibm is Mike 12:29:56 +Mike; got it 12:29:59 zakim, IBM is MikeS 12:29:59 sorry, MikeS, I do not recognize a party named 'IBM' 12:30:09 zakim, CarlosV is Johannes 12:30:09 +Johannes; got it 12:30:09 zakim, Mike is MikeS 12:30:10 +MikeS; got it 12:30:25 scribe: Mike 12:30:29 scribenick: MikeS 12:30:40 CarlosV has joined #er 12:30:45 carlosI has joined #er 12:31:10 +Johannes.a 12:31:34 zakim, mute me 12:31:34 MikeS should now be muted 12:31:38 +CarlosI 12:32:17 zakim, johannes.a is really CarlosV 12:32:17 +CarlosV; got it 12:32:43 agenda? 12:33:09 zakim, take up agendum 1 12:33:09 agendum 1. "Updated "Content-in-RDF" document" taken up [from shadi] 12:33:24 http://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/Content/WD-Content-in-RDF-20080623 12:33:35 SAZ: abstract of previous revision was improved 12:33:41 np - have it up 12:33:59 SAZ: introduction was also updated 12:34:33 ....Starting with abstract 12:35:51 carlosI_ has joined #er 12:36:09 ...abstract refers to capacity to describe "any type of content" - is this too broad? 12:36:45 CV: Base64Content probably does cover any type of content 12:37:21 SAZ: abstract accepted by group since no comments 12:38:48 CI: drop "describe"; doesn't describe, but providees series of classes that serve as containers for content 12:38:59 +1 on represent 12:39:20 walk me through 12:39:38 zakim, unmute me 12:39:38 MikeS should no longer be muted 12:40:23 zakim, mute me 12:40:23 MikeS should now be muted 12:40:53 SAZ: change suggested by CI done; moving on to intro 12:42:43 CI: other forms of the 'describe' (e.g. description, describing) may also need to be changed to e.g. representation, representing 12:42:58 use cases look much better 12:45:02 SAZ: question from Danny - relation to infobits 12:46:03 ...possibly discuss how this work overlaps with other work 12:46:27 ...does not need to hold up publication 12:47:15 CI: don't understand connection to other technologies mentioned (e.g. RSS) 12:47:27 SAZ: RSS does have a content body 12:48:55 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-wai-ert/2008Jun/0007.html 12:49:27 SAZ: question as to reuse as well, not just overlap 12:49:55 ...moving on to appendicies 12:51:18 CI: not happy with title of section 3, "When to create which resources" 12:52:06 sorry 12:52:36 +1 for "User senarios" 12:53:25 SAZ: change title to, "User senarios" 12:55:43 SAZ: consider renaming section 4, "Open Issues and Extensions," to, "Extending the Vocabulary" 12:55:51 action: CV & JK research possible overlap and/or differences to other work such as RSS/ATOM (see comments by Danny Ayers) 12:56:56 +1 12:57:07 SAZ: changed 12:58:11 Mapping to DOM Properties 12:58:54 yes, reading the table looks like more appropraite title might be "Mapping between DOM and Content In RDF Properties" 12:59:38 ah 12:59:53 SAZ: really want to reduce the length of the title 13:00:17 could just call it "Properties Mapping" and have an introductory sentence explaining what is being mapped and why 13:01:08 SAZ: favored proposal seems to be changing "Vocabulary" to "Properties" 13:01:13 +1 13:01:18 +1 13:01:53 SAZ: any objections to publishing Content in RDF along with HTTP in RDF? 13:03:51 ...pubilcation is greed to by group 13:04:18 ...correction - publication on hold until overlap is resolved 13:04:54 zakim, unmute me 13:04:54 MikeS should no longer be muted 13:05:58 zakim, mute me 13:05:58 MikeS should now be muted 13:06:25 ...overlap concerning where Namespace class belongs - Content in RDF or Pointers in RDF 13:06:30 zakim, take up next 13:06:30 agendum 2. "Updated "Pointers-in-RDF" draft" taken up [from shadi] 13:06:50 http://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/Pointers/WD-Pointers-20080623 13:08:57 SAZ: comments from MikeS 13:09:01 ...and JK 13:09:10 zakim, unmute me 13:09:10 MikeS should no longer be muted 13:10:25 i'm satisfied with CI's response 13:11:21 CV: need Namespace class with at least prefix and uri but is required for pointers and for representing content 13:11:40 ...namespaces are more like content so belong in Content in RDF document 13:11:59 zakim, mute me 13:11:59 MikeS should now be muted 13:12:17 JK: no use of namespace class in Content in RDF 13:13:25 ...prefixes are local to where they are used in an XML doc 13:13:42 ...no general mapping that belongs to entire document 13:15:28 SAZ: can specify a base or default namespace by not using one 13:15:43 JK: yes, but can declare new prefixes throughout the doc 13:16:35 13:16:56 13:17:00 13:18:06 JK: namesapce is entirely local 13:18:20 /p1:a1/p2:b1 13:18:31 p1="ns1" 13:18:39 p2="ns2" 13:22:42 JK: another issue - example for XPointerPointer looks very much like exmple for XPathPointer 13:22:57 CV: note use of position() function from XPointer, not available in XPath 13:23:36 position() is defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xpath-19991116#section-Node-Set-Functions 13:24:45 JK: not what do we do with XPointerPointer, but is there a difference between XPathPointer and XPointerPointer 13:24:52 s /CV: note/CI: note/ 13:24:57 ...is there an example that makes use of XPointer that is distinct from XPath 13:25:35 SAZ: waht's the difference between XPath and XPointer? SHould classes be merged or is one an extension of the other? 13:26:04 JK: think XPointer uses XPath making xpath a subset of Xpointer 13:26:07 from the Xpointer Scheme: "This specification explicitly extends some aspects of the syntax and semantics of XPath (mainly in relation to support for locations other than whole nodes). Except in such cases, [XPath] constructs and definitions remain in effect in the xpointer() scheme." 13:26:33 http://example.org/#xpointer(/html/body/p[3]/img[1]) 13:27:28 CI: XPointer spec clearly states XPath is a subset, XPointer is an extension 13:27:43 SAZ: does it make sense to have both classes? 13:27:59 why not just have XPointerPointer extend (subClassOf) XPathPointer? 13:29:20 SAZ: very little difference between clases but semantics are a little different bc based on different specs 13:29:45 JK: difficult to decide unless we see examples of xpointer that don't look like xpath 13:29:53 I agree - needs a little research 13:30:34 ACTION: CI to investigate where XPointer and XPath are significantly different 13:31:17 agenda+ Publications 13:32:42 zakim, take up next 13:32:42 agendum 3. "Publications" taken up [from shadi] 13:33:07 +1 13:33:09 SAZ: publication of HTTP in RDF and Content in RDF 13:33:12 +1 13:33:19 RESOLUTION: publish HTTP-in-RDF and Content-in-RDF 13:33:44 SAZ: Pointers in RDF looks very good; 1st working draft once last issue is resolved 13:34:05 zakim, unmute me 13:34:05 MikeS should no longer be muted 13:34:48 I saw, there is TP week in Mandelieu in October. Are there pkans to have a F2F? 13:34:58 s/pkans/plans/ 13:38:38 -MikeS 13:38:40 -Johannes 13:38:45 -shadi 13:38:54 -CarlosI 13:43:17 -CarlosV 13:43:19 WAI_ERTWG()8:30AM has ended 13:43:20 Attendees were +1.857.362.aaaa, shadi, Johannes, MikeS, CarlosI, CarlosV 13:50:18 zakim, bye 13:50:18 Zakim has left #er 13:50:26 rssagent, make logs world 13:50:32 rrsagent, make logs world 13:50:39 rrsagent, minutes 13:50:39 I'm logging. I don't understand 'minutes', shadi. Try /msg RRSAgent help 13:50:41 rrsagent, make logs world 13:50:46 rrsagent, bye 13:50:46 I see 2 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2008/06/25-er-actions.rdf : 13:50:46 ACTION: CV & JK research possible overlap and/or differences to other work such as RSS/ATOM (see comments by Danny Ayers) [1] 13:50:46 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2008/06/25-er-irc#T12-55-51 13:50:46 ACTION: CI to investigate where XPointer and XPath are significantly different [2] 13:50:46 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2008/06/25-er-irc#T13-30-34