00:00:03 RRSAgent, make logs world-visible 16:16:53 RRSAgent has joined #xproc 16:16:53 logging to http://www.w3.org/2011/11/01-xproc-irc 16:16:58 PGrosso has joined #xproc 16:17:03 Yesterday's logs are now visible at http://www.w3.org/2011/10/31-xproc-irc.html 16:17:21 Cornelia has joined #xproc 16:23:49 Jim will be scribe 16:23:53 alexmilowski has joined #xproc 16:24:19 Henry overviews the scribe process to Jim 16:25:33 Cornelia 'were all those requirements met ?' 16:25:34 Henry responded and Jim said perhaps we need to dig into the reasons why 16:26:44 as it relates to original use cases 16:26:45 Henry ' Most of the use cases pulled from common pipeline experience, pretty concrete and simple' 16:26:46 Cornelia asked about v.next and should we do v.next, based on what 16:26:53 Mohammed responds 'one of them was GRDDL and was not fulfilled' 16:27:06 s/Mohammed/Mohamed/ 16:28:02 Everyone having a chat about use cases ... Cornelia 'speak to Vojtech about xproc in the browser' 16:29:05 Alex demonstrating that current use cases maybe defined too broadly ... 16:31:33 Henry saying 'its important to the browser vendors to have a live unified API, much wider range of behaviors more tightly defined' ... xproc might be able to take advantage of this 16:34:20 Henry 'Most of the browsers you can register a handler and link up with a media type hook', can we use as an extensibility point for xproc 16:34:40 The V1 requirements doc is at http://www.w3.org/TR/xproc-requirements/ 16:36:49 RESOLUTION: Those present agree that we should request rechartering to do a Vnext, subject to Norm's agreement 16:37:44 Paul 'should we go through v1 requirements doc ?' 16:37:51 Paul summarising 'the group here is interested in v.next, perhaps we should create a requirements doc for v.next ... start with v1 and capture the delta' 16:37:58 Henry clarifies 'we should be collecting candidate requirements for v.next' 16:39:32 Henry highlights that v.next may have another dimension in terms of dealing with a broader set of data types (serialized xml) 16:40:55 http://www.w3.org/TR/xproc-requirements/#use-case-rw-non-xml 16:41:06 That's the read/write non-XML use case. 16:41:08 Mohamed says we have p:data, Henry reminds us if this is not enough 16:41:30 s/if/that/ 16:42:21 AM: General topics: 16:42:40 ... 1) What flows: XDM more generally, text, JSON 16:42:44 ... 2) Usability 16:43:06 ... 3) New steps and control primitives 16:43:44 ... 4) Storage 16:43:59 MoZ has joined #xproc 16:44:03 JF: What are the major sources of cognitive dissonance 16:45:41 Henry 'the problems at the margins were known' 16:47:02 Henry 'maybe we put up a wiki for dumping thoughts for v.next use cases' 16:47:43 s/use cases/use cases, pain points, good experiences/