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<scribe> Scribe: Art
Date: 17 September 2009
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1098.html
AB: the Draft agenda was sent on
Sept 16 (
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1090.html
).
... When we talk about the A&E/Widget interface spec, we
will include a comment from Scott Wilson (
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1098.html
) which is a reminder we haven't responded to an email of his
from 19 August. Any change requests?
[ No ]
AB: reminder that Sep 20 comment
deadline for WARP LCWD. Does anyone have any other short
announcements?
... TPAC, please register ASAP
AB: the P&C Candidate spec includes an ISSUE re registering the application/widget media type ( http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/CR-widgets-20090723/#media-type ).
MC: I plan to get that soon
... I don't think it will affect testing
AB: Do you need something from the rest us?
MC: not really
... I think it's clear what is needed, I just need to do
it
... If I need help, I'll ask
AB: does anyone have relevant experience MC can leverage?
RB: will use IANA or the W3C fast track?
MC: W3C fast track
RB: will this require changing the CR?
MC: no I don't think so
... the RFC enumerates the requirements and I need to make sure
the spec includes those
AB: will you create a separate doc?
MC: no I think an appendix of the P+C is OK
AB: any other comments on this topic?
[ No ]
AB: last week we skipped URI/IRI
normalization issue ( http://www.w3.org/2009/09/10-wam-minutes.html#item03
) because Marcin was not on the call. After I published today's
agenda, I18N Core WG responded to Marcin's query (
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1099.html
). My interpretation of Addison's feedback is that we don't
need to make any changes.
... Marcin, Marcos, is Addison correct there is no change
required?
MC: need to hear from Marcin
MH: I accept the comments from
the I18N WG
... percent encoding should not be used for IRIs
AB: Marcin, please add to the minutes here
<marcin2> Based on I18N comments I understand that the UTF8 usage in IRI is based on character entities and not pctencoding.
MC: we may need to add a note to
make things more clear
... Marcin did have a good point
<marcin2> I can live with the fact that such an IRI - as it would be written into config.xml - would not be able to be copy-pasted into the browser to point to any resource
AB: given the Note is non-normative, we will leave it to the Editor to add clarifying text
MH: in email, MC suggested I create a widget but I don't think that is necessary
MC: I will create a related
test
... and add it to the test suite
AB: any last comments on this topic?
[ No ]
AB: on Sept 13 Scott submitted a comment re section 5.1 ( http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1053.html ) and then yesterday he submitted a followup ( http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1097.html ). What is the status?
MC: I think we have solved the
problem Scott raised
... by using JS' getters and setters
... some recent additions to ES can be used
... the spec will need to use those
... I think Scott can now create a compliant client using
JS
AB: is there some additional followup that needs to be done?
MC: yes; there are some
additional clarification that need to be made
... but this is not a blocking issue
... must tighten up some additional text
AB: thanks for working on this one
AB: on August 19 Scott Wilson submitted the following comment ( http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1098.html ) and we have not yet responded.
<Viper23> hi
MC: I still need to investigate
Scott's Aug 19 email
... it is related to the structured clone thread I started re
WebStorage spec
... we will need to take some text from WebStorage
... prefs attr needs some explicit behavior defined
Arve: you mean do a Copy-Paste?
MC: yes, that's what Hixie
recommended
... see this thread
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JulSep/1065.html
Arve: I want to read Hixie's reply
AB: so obviously there is still work that needs to be done on this spec
Arve: I don't understand why Hixie doesn't want to specify the general behavior
AB: can you follow-up Arve?
Arve: yes
AB: how much work needs to be done?
MC: I think it can be ready soon
RB: is the plan to go to a 2nd LC?
MC: yes; but as short as possible
RB: that means 3 weeks
AB: seems like we should have a 1-week review after MC completes his changes
MC: I don't think we need a whole
week
... based on experience, we won't get feedback until we
publish
RB: I tend to agree we should just publish
<Benoit> I agree as well
MH: yesterday I commented on the latest ED rather than the LC
MC: I haven't looked at your comments yet Marcin
MH: there have not yet been any responses to my comments
MC: I will respond to those comments on Sep 18
AB: when do you think you can complete your edits?
MC: Tueday 22 Sept
AB: so then on Sep 24 we can make a decision on LC # publication
RB: I can help; let me know what needs to be done
AB: this would then mean a
publication on the 29th
... not sure we can do better
... that then Plan of Record
... anything else on this spec today?
... since we will publish a new LCWD I don't think we need to
complete the Comment Tracking document we created for the
August 18 LC.
MC: I am also trying to get ready
for the Sep 21-23 Widget Test Fest
... I've already added the TA ids
... hope they create some tests for this
AB: the URI scheme spec should be ready to publish as a LCWD ( http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2006/waf/widgets-uri/ ) if Robin updated the spec ( http://www.w3.org/2009/09/10-wam-minutes.html#item06 ).
<darobin> http://www.w3.org/mid/FF1199B3-7D6A-4481-A3F8-57F46E25D5A0@berjon.com
<darobin> http://www.w3.org/mid/9C10B32C-7F49-4CD0-B929-2622077CDA7D@berjon.com
AB: Robin, please give us a quick status
RB: have two major comments
... think the spec needs to be updated before we publish
... Jere's comment needs to be addressed
... think we may be mis-using the IRI spec
... these changes will take some time though
... the spec focues on abs URI
... but lacking some support for relative URIs
... Marcos also submitted some comment that need to be
addressed
... I think this is going to take at leas one week
... It would be helpful for people to start discussing
<darobin> """
<darobin> So taking a different tack to defining the syntax, we could state that for a URI to be a valid widget URI, then it must match the IRI production in RFC 3987, with "scheme" being "widget". That pretty much makes us as safe as can be syntax-wise.
<darobin> We then need a "Rule for converting the ipath-* bits to a file name field", and anything that cannot be converted is simply considered to resolve to nothing (the equivalent of a 404). This requires a bigger change than I'd hoped, but I think it's probably the right thing to do.
<darobin> """
<darobin> - should the requirements in WURI be moved to the requirements document
<darobin> - HTML 5 origin issue
RB: we need input on the above comments from Jere and Marcos
AB: so it's going to be another week or two before we are ready to make a decision about LC ready
AB: we need to get the VMMF spec ( http://dev.w3.org/2006/waf/widgets-vm/vm-mediafeature.src.html ) ready for FPWD as discussed last week ( http://www.w3.org/2009/09/10-wam-minutes.html#item07 ). Marcin, what's the status?
MH: what is required for FPWD?
AB: I am not aware of any hard
reqs
... are there any things you need to do?
MH: needs a ToC
RB: there are no absolute reqs
for FPWD
... but want to think about IPR and exclusions
... by publishing a FPWD, the exclusion period starts
... the 2nd period starts when the LC is published
... want to make sure FPWD is as feature complete as
possible
... at least mentions all of the features expected in the final
Recommendation
... even a simple paragraph that isn't well-defined is OK
MH: should we do a round of edits before we do a FPWD?
RB: do you think it is feature complete?
MH: yes
... but I will add a ToC
AB: everyone should review the
spec and submit comments by Sept 24
... let's plan to make a decision about FPWD during the Sep 24
call
... besides myself, can anyone else do a thorough review?
RB: I will
AB: anything else on this topic for today?
MH: nothing from me
... note I will be traveling at this time next week
AB: good luck to those attending
the Widgets Test Fest next week.
... who's going?
RB: me
MH: me too
AB: the meeting will be held in #wam?
RB: yes
AB: sorry I can't make it
<Viper23> me
AB: any other topics?
MC: I won't be able to join next week
Arve: I may not be able to join next week
AB: Meeting Adjourned; next meeting is Sep 24
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