IRC log of ws-ra on 2009-01-15
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- Zakim is so polite :-)
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- +[Microsoft]
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- zakim, this is WS_WSRA
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- Bob, this was already WS_WSRA()11:00AM
- 21:08:13 [Zakim]
- ok, Bob; that matches WS_WSRA()11:00AM
- 21:09:29 [gregcarp]
- zakim, [Microsoft] is gregcarp
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- +gregcarp; got it
- 21:09:45 [gpilz]
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- who
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- zakim who is here
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- Zakim help
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- zakim, help
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- Please refer to http://www.w3.org/2001/12/zakim-irc-bot for more detailed help.
- 21:10:49 [Zakim]
- Some of the commands I know are:
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- xxx is yyy - establish yyy as the name of unknown party xxx
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- if yyy is 'me' or 'I', your nick is substituted
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- xxx may be yyy - establish yyy as possibly the name of unknown party xxx
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- I am xxx - establish your nick as the name of unknown party xxx
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- xxx holds yyy [, zzz ...] - establish xxx as a group name and yyy, etc. as participants within that group
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- xxx also holds yyy - add yyy to the list of participants in group xxx
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- who's here? - lists the participants on the phone
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- who's muted? - lists the participants who are muted
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- mute xxx - mutes party xxx (like pressing 61#)
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- unmute xxx - reverses the effect of "mute" and of 61#
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- is xxx here? - reports whether a party named like xxx is present
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- list conferences - reports the active conferences
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- this is xxx - associates this channel with conference xxx
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- excuse us - disconnects from the irc channel
- 21:11:18 [Zakim]
- I last learned something new on $Date: 2008/12/09 02:16:52 $
- 21:11:31 [wu]
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- 21:11:43 [gpilz]
- zakim: who's here?
- 21:12:10 [Bob]
- scribenick: wu
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- scribe: Wu Chou
- 21:12:29 [gpilz]
- zakim, who's here?
- 21:12:29 [Zakim]
- On the phone I see +1.908.696.aaaa, ??P5, gregcarp
- 21:12:30 [Zakim]
- On IRC I see wu, asir, Prasad, Geoff, gpilz, Bob, Zakim, Li, gregcarp, dug, RRSAgent, Yves
- 21:12:51 [wu]
- bob: ready to go
- 21:13:34 [Li]
- li is on the phone
- 21:13:38 [wu]
- bob: accepting new issues and go through submitted WS-E issues
- 21:14:26 [wu]
- li: issue opened in response 6397
- 21:14:49 [Zakim]
- -gregcarp
- 21:15:00 [wu]
- li: three issues may be caused by it
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- +[Microsoft]
- 21:15:37 [Yves]
- http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=6397
- 21:16:02 [asir]
- zakim, who is talking?
- 21:16:06 [wu]
- li: propose to move subcription manager to from field of the SOAP header to reserve these identifier
- 21:16:13 [Zakim]
- asir, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: +1.908.696.aaaa (60%), ??P5 (39%)
- 21:16:45 [dug]
- +q
- 21:17:05 [wu]
- geoff: perhaps there are use cases might be useful
- 21:17:14 [Bob]
- ack dug
- 21:17:42 [gpilz]
- +q
- 21:18:01 [wu]
- dug: how use of subscription manager in subend
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- li: used by subscriper
- 21:18:52 [Bob]
- ack gp
- 21:19:45 [wu]
- gpilz: question assumtion of subscriber
- 21:20:12 [Geoff]
- q+
- 21:20:19 [Bob]
- rrsagent, make logs public
- 21:20:24 [wu]
- q+
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- ack eo
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- ack geo
- 21:21:07 [dug]
- +q
- 21:21:10 [gpilz]
- +q
- 21:21:53 [wu]
- Geoff: its a use case and people may be
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- ack wuack wu
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- ack wu
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- ack dug
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- ack gpil
- 21:27:45 [Geoff]
- q+
- 21:29:40 [wu]
- gpilz: epr comparison is hard to compare
- 21:29:45 [Bob]
- ack geo
- 21:29:56 [Li]
- q+
- 21:30:10 [dug]
- +q
- 21:30:32 [wu]
- Geoff: existing implementation may use this feature, do we want to be backward competible
- 21:30:41 [Bob]
- ack li
- 21:31:51 [wu]
- li: even we treat epr a block, it is in the from field and will be echoed back by WS-A
- 21:31:54 [gpilz]
- +q
- 21:31:59 [Bob]
- ack dug
- 21:33:41 [Bob]
- ack gpi
- 21:33:45 [wu]
- dug: the reason for correlation. epr comarison we should not avoid
- 21:34:41 [dug]
- +q
- 21:35:01 [asir]
- q+
- 21:35:46 [wu]
- gpilz: bk competibility, we change namespace may break bk competibility, we can use epr we can compare
- 21:35:48 [Bob]
- ack dug
- 21:36:20 [wu]
- dug: featurewise we may not lose much
- 21:36:25 [Bob]
- ack asir
- 21:36:28 [dug]
- s/much/anything/ :-)
- 21:38:00 [wu]
- bob: gil opposes accepting this as a new issue
- 21:39:17 [wu]
- wu: we should exmine this, espcially there are exsting implementation
- 21:39:49 [wu]
- bob: we do not accept this issue at this time and wu/gil will discuss this issue
- 21:41:23 [wu]
- bob: we will set this issue to no action at this moment
- 21:42:02 [Bob]
- rrsagent, pointer
- 21:42:02 [RRSAgent]
- See http://www.w3.org/2009/01/15-ws-ra-irc#T21-42-02
- 21:44:59 [Bob]
- The only opposition to not accepting this new issue was Wu of those present
- 21:45:26 [Bob]
- a/Wu/Avaya
- 21:45:55 [wu]
- bob: issue 6424
- 21:47:18 [wu]
- asir: push also through mailing list
- 21:47:55 [wu]
- bob: to make our discussion on the pub mailing list in addition to bugzilla
- 21:49:10 [gpilz]
- +q
- 21:49:22 [wu]
- li: an example is attached and listed examples of infoset model
- 21:49:28 [Bob]
- ack gpil
- 21:50:28 [wu]
- gpilz: should accept this issue, understand benefits
- 21:50:57 [Prasad]
- =1
- 21:51:12 [Prasad]
- S/=/+/
- 21:51:14 [wu]
- gpilz: show some benefits of abstract properties
- 21:51:54 [wu]
- li: original benefits are listed in wu's presentation
- 21:52:06 [dug]
- +q
- 21:52:34 [wu]
- yves: xsi is a xml format
- 21:52:58 [wu]
- yves: which is beyond soap
- 21:53:01 [Bob]
- ack dug
- 21:53:02 [Yves]
- s/xsi/exi/
- 21:53:14 [Yves]
- http://www.w3.org/XML/EXI/
- 21:53:19 [wu]
- bob: there are other cases and a reason for WS-A
- 21:53:47 [wu]
- dug: if valuabe, should apply to others
- 21:54:23 [wu]
- Yves: there are many standards use Infoset
- 21:55:02 [gpilz]
- +q
- 21:55:04 [Yves]
- like SOAP1.2 WSDL2, Addressing etc... It also allows the use of MTOM, for example, or other optimization that may be needed
- 21:55:10 [wu]
- li: Infoset in eventing clear advantages may apply to others
- 21:55:46 [wu]
- bob: implication of adopting Infoset
- 21:56:44 [wu]
- Yves: just define Infoset and apply it to various cases
- 21:56:56 [dug]
- +q
- 21:57:12 [Bob]
- ack gpi
- 21:57:54 [asir]
- q+
- 21:58:09 [Bob]
- ack dug
- 21:58:32 [wu]
- wu: it will be one standard, but make it more readability
- 21:59:27 [wu]
- Yves: it should not affact readability
- 22:00:26 [Bob]
- ack asir
- 22:00:50 [asir]
- not a general statement, but for WS-A I like the infoset speak
- 22:01:13 [wu]
- asir: maybe wu can try write it for one section
- 22:01:38 [Prasad]
- The spec is readable as is. Adding infoset notation to make it more readable is a lot more work (for editors to create) and whole WG to review and make sure it is correct etc. is unnecessary work IMHO. Like Dug and others, I find Infoset notation more confusing than helpful
- 22:01:51 [wu]
- bob: likely to support to take a prototype chapter?
- 22:02:19 [dug]
- Prasad - any reason you didn't get on the Q to say that?
- 22:02:24 [wu]
- bob: Li are you willing to take one chapter?
- 22:02:35 [wu]
- li: a section?
- 22:03:21 [Prasad]
- Dug, I can jump the q and say it exactly the way want it (in the minutes)
- 22:03:24 [wu]
- Geoff: yes, say for example a section - subscribe
- 22:03:39 [Bob]
- action: Li Produce a exemplar of the proposal for an operation such as subscribe
- 22:03:51 [Prasad]
- s/minutes/minutes:/
- 22:06:14 [wu]
- gpilz: could be important for WS-E since data can be large
- 22:07:05 [wu]
- bob: 6025, li go ahead
- 22:07:13 [Bob]
- Topic: Issue 6425
- 22:07:29 [wu]
- li: the proposal using EPR to address event source
- 22:07:43 [gpilz]
- +q
- 22:08:39 [wu]
- li: two examples included in the proposal, including an example in csta for dynamic event source
- 22:08:54 [wu]
- bob: where part in WS-E spec will be affacted
- 22:09:06 [wu]
- li: in subscribe section
- 22:09:10 [Bob]
- q?
- 22:09:18 [dug]
- +q
- 22:09:19 [Bob]
- ack gpil
- 22:10:14 [wu]
- gil: how well can you do it and not sure how to address someting
- 22:10:15 [dug]
- -q
- 22:10:37 [wu]
- dug: not sure what spec is missing
- 22:11:14 [wu]
- bob: they ask for the pointer which part of WS-E will be affacted
- 22:11:55 [wu]
- li: if we want to subscript to one of 10 port, subscribe to one of them
- 22:14:12 [wu]
- li: if only with top level address to send message to, not clear how to address lower or dynamic resources
- 22:14:47 [wu]
- Geoff: full example to compare before and after may help
- 22:15:56 [gpilz]
- +q
- 22:16:14 [wu]
- li: port type is from Annex of WS-E, annotate portType as event source, how to subscribe to this type ...
- 22:17:23 [wu]
- gil: port has address, support single binding
- 22:17:46 [wu]
- asir: can support multiple ports in wsdl
- 22:18:15 [wu]
- bob: maybe follow Geoff suggestion as next step
- 22:18:19 [wu]
- li: OK
- 22:18:36 [Bob]
- action: Li to produce a before/after text demonstrating the change desired for 6425
- 22:20:28 [wu]
- bob: 6426, li you have the floor
- 22:20:41 [gpilz]
- +q
- 22:21:38 [wu]
- li: WS-E delivery is a single element. It is in wrong place to move to WS-E delivery
- 22:22:25 [wu]
- li: schema does not reflect this element properly
- 22:22:39 [Bob]
- q?
- 22:22:45 [wu]
- li: proposal is to address this
- 22:22:48 [Bob]
- ack gpil
- 22:23:18 [wu]
- gil: i agree, thanks to bring this issue
- 22:23:38 [wu]
- gil: the mode is left open ended
- 22:24:31 [wu]
- gil: however, example schema has an error
- 22:24:42 [wu]
- li: fine we will make text consistent
- 22:25:12 [Bob]
- q?
- 22:26:10 [wu]
- gil: delivery type should have some form of any for extension
- 22:26:13 [wu]
- li: good
- 22:26:56 [wu]
- asir: proposal seems concrete
- 22:28:44 [wu]
- bob: to make the amandament to the proposal, send it to public mailing list
- 22:29:11 [wu]
- Geoff: put section number in to help understanding it
- 22:29:18 [Bob]
- action: Li to update proposal for 6426 to the public list
- 22:30:10 [wu]
- break and back after 15min
- 22:30:11 [Zakim]
- -[Microsoft]
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- +[Microsoft]
- 22:40:04 [gregcarp]
- zakim, [Microsoft] is gregcarp
- 22:40:04 [Zakim]
- +gregcarp; got it
- 22:44:23 [wu]
- bak in action now
- 22:45:20 [Bob]
- q?
- 22:47:04 [wu]
- bob: 6401
- 22:48:22 [gpilz]
- +q
- 22:48:27 [wu]
- dug: Don't have ocncrete proposal. one thought is using WS-policy
- 22:49:33 [wu]
- gil: putting policy in side wsdl is not very natural
- 22:49:59 [gpilz]
- actually describing operations inside policy isn't very natural
- 22:50:15 [gpilz]
- queue
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- ?q
- 22:50:24 [Bob]
- ack gpiq?
- 22:50:34 [gpilz]
- q?
- 22:51:02 [wu]
- dug: different portType ... looking for suggestions
- 22:52:30 [wu]
- Geoff: two points to consider, run time, compile (develop) time. we should lose track of both of those
- 22:52:36 [Bob]
- ack gpi
- 22:53:41 [Bob]
- q+
- 22:53:48 [wu]
- gil: agree to two aspects, inventing new describe language may not be good
- 22:54:24 [wu]
- gil: maybe raise an issue to WS-I and it does not apply here
- 22:55:07 [Prasad]
- q+
- 22:55:12 [Bob]
- ack bob
- 22:55:22 [dug]
- +q
- 22:55:23 [wu]
- gil: tell WS-I R2303 not apply here
- 22:55:46 [Bob]
- ack Prasad
- 22:56:18 [dug]
- -q
- 22:56:54 [wu]
- prasad: the reason of WS-I is binding, outside WS-E may still a problem
- 22:57:36 [wu]
- prasad: I have no issue since I argued to keep notification
- 22:59:22 [wu]
- bob: is binding is properly specified in ws-e
- 23:00:02 [wu]
- dug: changing BP to do this, may not be a reasonable thing to do
- 23:01:22 [wu]
- bob: write a W3 Note, not W3C recommendation but referrencable
- 23:01:36 [dug]
- actually, it may or may not be reasonable - we just need to check because changing BP will have impact on people
- 23:01:47 [wu]
- bob: this is about outbound operation binding
- 23:01:58 [Bob]
- q?
- 23:03:47 [wu]
- wu: Binding must be in the context of subscribe/notify web service interaction, which is stateful.
- 23:04:53 [wu]
- bob: Gil to carry to BP group to extend R2303 allow binding through sub/notify
- 23:05:04 [wu]
- q+
- 23:05:29 [wu]
- bob: how to close this as no action?
- 23:05:44 [wu]
- dug: this may be an issue
- 23:06:13 [wu]
- bob: restiction is raised because of binding. ws-e provided this binding
- 23:07:47 [wu]
- gil: may be try WS-I to see how WS-I react
- 23:08:13 [Bob]
- ack wu
- 23:11:46 [wu]
- wu: tool should not be a reason to limit standard
- 23:11:53 [wu]
- q+
- 23:12:29 [wu]
- bob: we have charter to work with BP
- 23:12:43 [Bob]
- ack wu
- 23:12:56 [dug]
- +q
- 23:13:20 [gpilz]
- +q
- 23:13:39 [Bob]
- ack dug
- 23:14:04 [wu]
- dug: BP important to us, most our tools using it
- 23:15:53 [Bob]
- s/work/be aligned with
- 23:17:38 [Bob]
- ack gpil
- 23:17:41 [wu]
- dug: BP not fair not awaring this. there is other way. I am not suggesting that
- 23:19:50 [gregcarp]
- q+
- 23:19:57 [Li]
- q+
- 23:20:07 [wu]
- gil: BP complaint mode vs. ws-transfer complaint can be hard
- 23:20:47 [Li]
- -q
- 23:22:24 [wu]
- bob: if BP 1.2 or BP2.0 can make the situation different
- 23:22:32 [gregcarp]
- fine
- 23:24:37 [Bob]
- action: Gil to carry BP output-only operation prohibition to WS-I
- 23:24:45 [Bob]
- ack greg
- 23:24:54 [wu]
- gregcarp: odd to prohibate valuable apps due to profile. prohibate forever due to not in the profile is not perceivable
- 23:26:28 [wu]
- bob: Gil has action to take up this with WS-I
- 23:28:12 [Yves]
- http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2009Jan/0040.html
- 23:30:16 [wu]
- bob: 6405
- 23:31:25 [wu]
- dug: this is an updated proposal from yesterday discussion
- 23:32:11 [Geoff]
- q+
- 23:34:24 [Bob]
- ack Geoff
- 23:34:56 [wu]
- Geoff: thank for improvement, but not like overloading term format
- 23:38:01 [wu]
- bob: change 6405 to resolved status
- 23:38:48 [wu]
- bob: 6427. go ahead
- 23:40:02 [wu]
- li: proposal is to copy the default value to schema for benefit of apps and tools
- 23:40:29 [wu]
- dug: can we do more for other standards?
- 23:41:10 [wu]
- dug: this is all or just an example
- 23:41:23 [wu]
- li: only an example and there are more in ws-e
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- test
- 23:43:36 [wu]
- asir: send a list to the group to look at it, than change it
- 23:44:29 [wu]
- bob: wu list all such changes in ws-e, share with group, then move on
- 23:45:13 [wu]
- bob: 6428, li
- 23:45:55 [wu]
- li: 6428 about mode attribute in ws-e, which is used for separate things
- 23:46:12 [Bob]
- q?
- 23:46:23 [Bob]
- ack no one
- 23:47:08 [wu]
- li: it should be open/extensible, suggest to add new attribute "Format"
- 23:47:09 [gregcarp]
- q+
- 23:47:34 [wu]
- dug: you may need more information than URI than Format, which can be something to consider
- 23:47:46 [Bob]
- ack greg
- 23:49:42 [Bob]
- q?
- 23:50:13 [wu]
- dug: you may need more than URI to address it
- 23:51:34 [wu]
- gregcarp: is it cleaner way or you can do something additional
- 23:51:37 [dug]
- a new element, sibling to Delivery/Mode, might be cleaner
- 23:52:09 [wu]
- li: it would odd to do two things on one URI
- 23:53:35 [wu]
- Geoff: maybe consider dug suggestin, adding more than URI
- 23:54:12 [wu]
- Geoff: I would like to think if there is additional extensibility
- 23:55:01 [wu]
- bob: 6429 now
- 23:55:59 [wu]
- li: this is related to delivery mode. propose to define standard wrap interface
- 23:57:27 [wu]
- gil: recommand this a separate WSDL
- 23:57:39 [wu]
- li: exactly, this is the WSDL for the event sink