15:02:50 RRSAgent has joined #forms 15:02:50 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/03/30-forms-irc 15:02:52 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:02:52 Zakim has joined #forms 15:02:54 Zakim, this will be IA_XForms 15:02:54 ok, trackbot, I see IA_XForms()11:00AM already started 15:02:55 Meeting: Forms Working Group Teleconference 15:02:55 Date: 30 March 2011 15:03:35 +Leigh_Klotz 15:03:38 zakim, who is here 15:03:38 klotz, you need to end that query with '?' 15:03:40 zakim, who is here? 15:03:40 On the phone I see +1.952.931.aaaa, +44.782.483.aabb, Leigh_Klotz 15:03:41 On IRC I see RRSAgent, klotz, pfennell, alain, markbirbeck, trackbot 15:05:36 dmccreary has joined #forms 15:05:42 pfennell has joined #forms 15:05:50 greetings everyone 15:05:57 ebruchez has joined #forms 15:06:16 we still have snow n the ground in Minneapolis 15:07:04 ebruchez are you calling in or IRC only today? 15:07:20 +ebruchez 15:07:54 scribe: ebruchez 15:07:58 scribenick: ebruchez 15:08:53 *topic Request-Response IDs [was Submission Retries] 15:09:07 TOPIC: Request-Response IDs [was Submission Retries] 15:09:28 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/wiki/Submission_Request-Response_IDs 15:10:20 (Leigh describing use cases on wiki.) 15:12:19 Leigh: Would be good if ppl could review that proposal. 15:14:02 TOPIC: Incremental delay 15:14:23 Leigh: We got some more comments on this on the list. 15:14:40 Dan: Raja Mani is heading an XForms project in India. 15:18:25 Hello, I'll just be on IRC for the next 15 minutes 15:19:16 Erik: Was reviewing Joern's reply. Agree that spec shouldn't constrain too much. Also wondering if we do need something in this delay. 15:24:03 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2011Mar/0035.html 15:24:31 ACTION: Leigh to respond to thread on incremental delays http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2011Mar/0035.html 15:24:32 Created ACTION-1787 - Respond to thread on incremental delays http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2011Mar/0035.html [on Leigh Klotz, Jr. - due 2011-04-06]. 15:25:35 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/wiki/Annotations 15:25:54 TOPIC: Annotations 15:27:24 Dan: What I put on the wiki: quick definitions, it's a standard in itself and can be complicated. People using this already so we should think about to standardize this. 15:28:26 Dan: TEI is Text Encoding Initiative. Annotations you can add e.g. for historical docs. Work I did for State Dept was to use this to facilitate search in history of diplomacy. 15:28:37 Easy demo: http://demo.danmccreary.com/rest/db/dma/apps/tei-annotator/unit-tests/05-tei-load-test.xq 15:30:02 Dan: Annotations to textarea, e.g. Orbeon uses mediatype="text/html". What we did was to extend to specify an XML Schema describing annotations and automatically configure editor based on schema. 15:30:25 + +1.443.837.aacc 15:30:33 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/wiki/Annotation_Use_Case_Simple_Content_Wrap 15:31:48 Dan: Simple use case: blog publishing, needs just bold, italics, etc.. Allows this kind of configuration. 15:32:11 zakim, aacc is kurt 15:32:11 +kurt; got it 15:32:16 zakim, mute kurt 15:32:16 kurt should now be muted 15:32:32 http://sourceforge.net/projects/teiann/ 15:32:39 Dan: More complex use case: e.g. State Dept has list of names, can do highlighting of those by calling service. 15:33:17 alain has joined #forms 15:33:29 http://demo.danmccreary.com/rest/db/dma/apps/tei-annotator/index.xq 15:34:03 +[IPcaller] 15:34:11 zakim, unmute kurt 15:34:11 kurt should no longer be muted 15:34:21 Leigh: (...) 15:34:25 http://demo.danmccreary.com/rest/db/dma/apps/tei-annotator/unit-tests/05-tei-toolbar-test.xq 15:34:39 zakim, mute kurt 15:34:39 kurt should now be muted 15:34:58 Dan: I have some examples online (caveat: might not work w/ IE). 15:36:30 zakim, unmute kurt 15:36:30 kurt should no longer be muted 15:36:30 Dan: Goal is to show what we have done, get discussion started, hope is to have some kind of standardization. 15:37:29 Leigh: Do you have examples of schema for textarea? 15:38:22 Dan: In this case I used some element names following what they do in Fed projects. If we standardize would need to be changed. Would like to see how this would work w/ XForms. And whether this should be handled in the XForms community of as something separate. 15:39:22 Leigh: Would be good if you could show what you already have. (...) If W3C was to start work on this, that will not be before a couple of years. 15:39:59 Leigh: W3C has "Submissions", which are from members, and rather informal. 15:40:59 Leigh: That could be a first official step. You can start with the wiki. 15:41:06 zakim, unmute kurt 15:41:06 kurt was not muted, klotz 15:41:42 I will work on creating a "submission" 15:43:04 TOPIC: XML Prague 15:44:09 XForms was mentioned in at least three presentations - growing in popularity 15:45:07 proceedings here: http://www.xmlprague.cz/2011/files/xmlprague-2011-proceedings.pdf 15:45:18 Alain: XForms was mentioned a lot this year, in 3 presentations. On JSON, some questions on this, Marklogic has a proposal, with differences re. escaping, and they have a query language. 15:46:22 Alain: MarkLogic had demo jam where I demoed some XForms, with uploading and a simple XML editor. 15:46:35 Alain did a demonstration of autogeneration of XForms apps from instance documents 15:47:02 Thomas White did a demonstration of "nanoforms" 15:47:05 Alain: betterFORM people demonstrated large form capabilities. Something called nanoforms. There were more demos involving XForms. 15:47:28 This was a very light-weight approach to editing a small fragment of a web page 15:48:50 Alain: Mike Kay's client-side XSLT. Ppl working on building apps w/ XSLT or XQuery on the client. 15:48:58 Alain: No JavaScript required. 15:50:03 Alain: Got inquiries into XForms and XSLTForms. 15:50:39 Alain: Michael Sperberg-McQueen will give a class in California in June on XForms. 15:52:24 Kurt: Follow-up on this. I looked at Saxon CE. Closer from XBL than anything else. Worth spending time looking at this. 15:53:14 Saxon-CE: http://www.biglist.com/lists/lists.mulberrytech.com/xsl-list/archives/201103/msg00150.html 15:53:27 Erik: You are saying there are some binding capabilities w/ it? 15:54:12 Kurt: Yes. You can create a template/@match and set a mode to an event. I can say "here is an input control". 15:54:37 Kurt: Can react to e.g. key events in the interface. 15:55:16 Kurt: Significant potential. 15:59:11 Erik: XBL 2 also has a template language. It is poor. Using XSLT is much more powerful. What's missing to this for a full component solution is encapsulation. It's a major feature to allow reuse. 15:59:33 Kurt: I agree, encapsulation is a key thing. 16:00:01 Kurt: I am still exploring this. 16:00:33 Kurt: Events can bridge to JavaScript too. Not sure if this is fully implemented yet. It's preliminary. 16:00:52 Kurt: I think it's a very impressive piece. 16:01:27 Kurt: Downside to this is initial download. 16:01:59 Kurt: But unavoidable for that kind of JavaScript implementation. 16:03:50 -ebruchez 16:03:51 -Leigh_Klotz 16:03:53 - +1.952.931.aaaa 16:03:54 ACTION: Kurt to summarize the client-side XSLT 2 binding / Saxon CE discussion for further discussions. 16:03:54 Created ACTION-1788 - Summarize the client-side XSLT 2 binding / Saxon CE discussion for further discussions. [on Kurt Cagle - due 2011-04-06]. 16:03:55 -kurt 16:04:00 -[IPcaller] 16:04:09 rrsagent, make minutes 16:04:09 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2011/03/30-forms-minutes.html klotz 16:04:22 - +44.782.483.aabb 16:04:23 IA_XForms()11:00AM has ended 16:04:25 Attendees were +1.952.931.aaaa, +44.782.483.aabb, Leigh_Klotz, ebruchez, +1.443.837.aacc, kurt, [IPcaller] 16:04:55 alain has left #forms 17:06:10 ebruchez has joined #forms 17:44:06 Zakim has left #forms