13:57:11 RRSAgent has joined #sparql 13:57:11 logging to http://www.w3.org/2012/09/11-sparql-irc 13:57:13 RRSAgent, make logs world 13:57:15 Zakim, this will be 77277 13:57:15 ok, trackbot; I see SW_(SPARQL)10:00AM scheduled to start in 3 minutes 13:57:16 Meeting: SPARQL Working Group Teleconference 13:57:16 Date: 11 September 2012 13:58:38 cbuilara has joined #sparql 13:59:20 SW_(SPARQL)10:00AM has now started 13:59:24 +kasei 13:59:28 +Sandro 13:59:45 + +1.540.841.aaaa 13:59:52 agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2012JulSep/0177.html 14:00:04 +??P5 14:00:06 zakim, ??P5 is me 14:00:06 +AndyS; got it 14:00:08 Zakim, aaaa is me 14:00:08 +pgearon; got it 14:01:03 chair: sandro 14:02:46 scribenick: kasei 14:02:55 + +43.664.885.5aabb 14:02:57 -AndyS 14:03:11 Zakim, aabb is me 14:03:11 +AxelPolleres; got it 14:03:31 sandro has changed the topic to: SPARQL WG : http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2012JulSep/0177.html 14:03:48 +??P14 14:04:06 chimezie has joined #sparql 14:04:07 muted locally 14:04:24 Zakim, who is on the phone? 14:04:24 On the phone I see Sandro, kasei, pgearon, AxelPolleres, ??P14 14:04:32 + +1.216.694.aacc 14:04:38 a nice red button to mute/unmute. Sorry - have rebooted all but the OS. 14:04:46 Zakim, ?P14 is AndyS 14:04:46 sorry, AxelPolleres, I do not recognize a party named '?P14' 14:04:47 Zakim, 1.216.694.aacc is me 14:04:47 sorry, chimezie, I do not recognize a party named '1.216.694.aacc' 14:05:01 Zakim, +1.216.694.aacc is me 14:05:05 +chimezie; got it 14:05:21 Zakim, mute me 14:05:21 chimezie should now be muted 14:05:32 topic: open comments 14:05:40 cbuil has joined #sparql 14:05:57 +??P24 14:06:00 zakim, ??P24 is me 14:06:03 +cbuil; got it 14:06:03 zakim, mute me 14:06:04 sandro: don't really understand James' comment (JL-3) that well. 14:06:05 cbuil should now be muted 14:06:28 ... feel some obligation to understand what he's saying more thoroughly 14:06:38 ... if others understand it well enough, that's ok, too 14:06:59 Zakim unmute me 14:07:01 s/JL-3/JL-4/ 14:07:32 AxelPolleres: his system has another way to do indirect graph identification 14:07:38 ... apart from that he'll implement GSP 14:07:51 ... he can't support the indirect identification as written. 14:08:17 ... see no reason why we couldn't say what he wants isn't being done this time around, but refinement could be done by future WG or linked data WG 14:08:47 sandro: we would say that our approach is *one way* to do it that doesn't preclude future ways? 14:08:50 AxelPolleres: I think so 14:09:05 sandro: as I read the spec I think I would say other ways are precluded. 14:09:07 Zakim, unmute me 14:09:07 chimezie should no longer be muted 14:09:22 ... if we aren't precluding other ways, then I think that is a reasonable response. 14:09:41 chimezie: so we could say we're not preventing an extension to GSP? 14:09:55 ... what he's asking for requires a service description vocabulary 14:10:08 sandro: he wants to be able to use indirect URIs of a different form (without ?graph=) 14:10:08 AxelPolleres has joined #sparql 14:10:17 ... and also to use service descriptions to find out what that URI pattern is. 14:10:29 ... I think that would be OK if we're not precluding that in the future in GSP 14:10:48 chimezie has joined #sparql 14:11:01 ... I'm fine with us clarifying the wording to indicate that our approach is *a* way to do the identification. 14:11:18 sandro: I'm okay with clarifying that ?graph= is *a* way to do indirection, and leaves the door open for others. 14:11:29 chimezie: in James' thread, he describes two alternatives. one where you discover the prefix and another with the purl mechanism which you replace up to a prefix. 14:11:40 If we're not preventing future extensions to GSP that allow a way that JL could support, we should be ok to answer that we postpone other ways toaddress graphs as future work, we could point to his proposal on the future work items page. 14:11:43 ... if you leave it open to other approaches, those other ways are underspecified. 14:12:03 sandro: yes. they're not specified yet. 3 round stones (James' company) could make a member submission for how to do that. 14:12:20 ... that would be for a future work item. want to make sure the door is open for that. 14:12:40 chimezie: I think that would be the right way to go. 14:12:59 PROPOSAL: We respond to JL-4 saying the door is open for what he wants in the future -- but we're not going to spec that kind of thing in this round. 14:13:31 +1 14:13:41 +1 (we should/could propose to add a future work item to our wiki explicitly in the wiki) 14:13:55 +1 14:14:15 sandro: not sure if we need to do a slight editorial wording change to make this clear in the spec. 14:14:24 ... chimezie, would you be OK to look at the wording? 14:14:33 Seems more LDP than SPARQL. That is billed as working with RDF RESTfully (in some quarters) 14:14:35 RESOLVED: We respond to JL-4 saying the door is open for what he wants in the future -- but we're not going to spec that kind of thing in this round. 14:14:36 chimezie: I can take a look. 14:14:53 action: chimezie to draft editial change to GSP to make clear the door is open 14:14:53 Created ACTION-677 - Draft editial change to GSP to make clear the door is open [on Chimezie Ogbuji - due 2012-09-18]. 14:14:55 chimezie has joined #sparql 14:15:11 topic: rc-2 14:15:17 Zakim, mute me 14:15:17 chimezie should now be muted 14:15:51 kasei: This is a long running thread on Richard wanting to stdize what error responses look like in the protocol 14:16:01 ... he wrote this when we were using WSDL 14:16:23 ... Lee and I talk about me working out details with Richard 14:16:42 ... adding some text, in a non-normative way, suggesting people use HTTP status line, is appropriate. 14:16:56 ... Richard wanted it as response body should be that message. 14:17:46 Does anyone have experience of intermediaries changed supplied text? 14:17:53 sandro: like in "404 not found" you would be changing the "not found" 14:18:30 sandro: does the spec let you change it? 14:18:47 kasei: Yes, the spec says this text is meant for humans. 14:19:42 sandro: you're planning on putting more specific information in that text? 14:19:52 kasei: Yes. We've got this in the examples. 14:20:01 http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/docs/protocol-1.1/Overview.xml 14:20:12 HTTP/1.1 500 Query Request Refused 14:20:23 HTTP/1.1 400 Syntax Error 14:21:07 chimezie_ has joined #sparql 14:21:27 sandro: So you want people to be able to put HTML in the body 14:21:37 kasei: We don't want to standardize that. 14:22:40 sandro: So, how hard is it to get at this in software 14:23:49 q+ 14:24:42 ack AndyS 14:25:10 AndyS: I do occassionally see HTTP status messages in different languages. 14:25:47 Is this comething we need resolved to progress? (after all, it's a non-normative section, right?) 14:26:08 scribe: pgearon 14:26:23 kasei: my computer seems to have locked up 14:26:31 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2012JulSep/0177.html 14:26:43 sandro: what other issues can we progress, and how far? 14:27:05 topic: Query 14:27:18 sandro: are we ready to go to PR for Query? 14:27:48 sandro: 2 implementations for every test case. Is there a document that shows that? 14:28:19 kasei: bind, datasets 14:28:27 AndyS: where are we on the final errors that came up? Greg? 14:28:54 my question would be: shall we rather wait a week(?) until tests are re-run or progress to CR now? (probably the former?) 14:29:08 AndyS: didn't feel we can change the test suite with tests that are not approved 14:29:17 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rdf-dawg/2012JulSep/0169.html 14:29:24 kasei: I may have removed test from manifest, but not removed the actual test 14:29:59 AndyS: who's putting in results for tests? 14:30:26 http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/implementations/ 14:30:27 http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/implementations/ 14:31:00 kasei: between AndyS and I (except these tests) I think we have full implementations 14:31:15 I plan to submit a test report later this week for ent. tests 14:31:24 AndyS: Rob Vesse wants to get dotNetRdf onto the list 14:32:01 kasei: think Jeen is interested, but stopped running regularly while the tests were in flux. He may be interested in running again now that the tests are stable 14:32:09 AndyS: how long is CR? 14:32:19 -AxelPolleres 14:32:22 sandro: ~3-4 weeks 14:33:09 kasei: getting results from people to update the page is indeterminant. I can do my own results quickly 14:33:34 -pgearon 14:33:57 scribenick: kasei 14:34:13 +pgearon 14:34:34 sandro: seems to me that we should try to go straight to PR as soon as we can get fixed test results 14:35:19 sandro: the implementations report looks good for many specs. is that accurate? 14:37:05 kasei: everything but Query, Update, and Federation should be good. 14:37:23 Zakim, unmute me 14:37:23 chimezie should no longer be muted 14:37:26 ... those three were affected by recent test changes, so need to be look at again. 14:37:33 sandro: Any GSP tests? 14:37:38 chimezie: I'm working on GSP tests. 14:37:48 chimezie: Still underway. Do we need a harness? 14:37:52 zakim, unmute me 14:37:52 cbuil should no longer be muted 14:37:54 ... still a question on the test harness, but I've got an action to create the actual tests. 14:37:55 +q 14:38:10 cbuil: what's missing from federation? 14:38:12 Zakim, mute me 14:38:12 chimezie should now be muted 14:38:53 zakim, mute me 14:38:53 cbuil should now be muted 14:38:57 kasei: nothing is missing, but one of the federation tests got affected by recent BIND changes. 14:39:06 ... so the results need to be re-done. 14:39:26 sandro: if people are able to move forward quickly, in 1-3 weeks we should have updated test results 14:39:45 kasei - please check http://people.apache.org/~andy/ARQ-earl-2012-09-11.ttl 14:39:48 ... so things looking good in the implementations results should go to PR. CR with others (GSP, Entailment) 14:40:06 AndyS - will do 14:40:15 I will work on the test results 14:40:27 Zakim, unmute me 14:40:27 chimezie should no longer be muted 14:41:16 sandro: are there other implementors that know we're asking for test results? 14:42:00 I asked Kendall Clark, Jeff Pan and Michael Schneider 14:42:20 Chime is talking to the SILK implementors 14:42:30 kasei: virtuoso is nominally on the WG 14:42:45 AndyS: didn't we send out an email to the sparql list(s)? 14:43:45 sandro: looking on public-sparql-dev... 14:43:50 AndyS: I can't see anything. 14:44:04 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-sparql-dev/2010AprJun/0008.html 14:44:09 Public implementations of SPARQL 1.1 draft features? 14:45:26 sandro: worst case is we try to do PR in 2 weeks and we can't make the case we've done wide enough outreach. 14:45:49 ... then we do CR for a month and come back. hopefully we would get the reamining documents on board at that point. 14:45:59 ... or we don't have to try for PR right now. 14:46:16 AndyS: I think we need LeeF or Axel's opinions on this. 14:46:45 sandro: our deadline is the end of the year (?) 14:46:59 -??P14 14:47:40 sandro: working backwards, PR needs to go out first week of november. 14:47:53 ... november is busy with TPAC and ISWC and publishing moritorium. 14:48:02 ... not a lot of time to kill. 14:48:12 ... have time for a quick CR for the things that need it. 14:48:37 ... what implementations do we have that do GSP? two that might pass the coming tests? 14:48:49 chimezie: Andy has mentioned Fuseki before, and I have one. 14:49:02 sandro: so that could concievable by ready in a few weeks? 14:49:04 chimezie: yes. 14:49:28 sandro: aob? 14:49:48 chimezie: is there a precedent for putting text in the spec that referrs to future work? 14:50:10 ... we have places for saying "at risk," but don't see anything that says "this could change in the future". 14:50:16 sandro: for things that might change after REC? 14:50:40 ... no so much that it would change, but that it's left open for future standardization work. 14:50:46 ... can't think of a specific case. 14:52:05 sandro: adjourned 14:52:09 -chimezie 14:52:12 -Sandro 14:52:13 -pgearon 14:52:17 -cbuil 14:52:34 -kasei 14:52:35 SW_(SPARQL)10:00AM has ended 14:52:35 Attendees were kasei, Sandro, +1.540.841.aaaa, AndyS, pgearon, +43.664.885.5aabb, AxelPolleres, chimezie, cbuil 14:52:57 thanks for picking it up in the first place :) 14:54:59 bglimm has joined #sparql 14:57:20 chimezie_ has joined #sparql 14:57:32 bglimm has joined #sparql 15:00:35 chimezie_ has joined #sparql 15:08:17 AndyS has joined #sparql 15:08:41 bglimm has joined #sparql 15:09:20 Sorry about dropping out - lost all networking. 15:17:14 AndyS has joined #sparql 15:23:26 hey AndyS. just sent a few emails about the tests you chnaged a while back... 15:35:05 ack - comment is junk AFAICS - test needs making approving - did we approve it? 15:40:33 not yet, I think. but i noticed the comment and thought it should be fixed before we get to that (hopefully soon) 15:47:33 AndyS has joined #sparql 15:51:51 kasei, am I reading the test suite right http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/docs/tests/summary.html to note there are no tests of http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-entailment/#RIFCoreEnt ? 15:55:33 sandro, I guess so. I know almost nothing about the entailment tests. All I can say is that if it's not on that page, the automation didn't find any in the test manifests. 16:01:23 kasei, were the current ones all proposed by birte? Were they approved by the WG? 16:50:30 sandro, I think they all came from Birte, but don't know for sure. 16:50:55 the implementation report shows approval status. all entailment tests are still "not classified". 16:51:09 http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/implementations/#sparql11-entailment