14:59:54 RRSAgent has joined #ldp 14:59:54 logging to http://www.w3.org/2014/11/03-ldp-irc 14:59:56 RRSAgent, make logs public 14:59:56 Zakim has joined #ldp 14:59:58 Zakim, this will be LDP 14:59:58 ok, trackbot, I see SW_LDP()10:00AM already started 14:59:59 Meeting: Linked Data Platform (LDP) Working Group Teleconference 14:59:59 Date: 03 November 2014 15:00:39 +Arnaud 15:00:40 sergio has joined #ldp 15:00:41 +[IBM] 15:00:53 zakim, [IBM] is me 15:00:53 +SteveS; got it 15:01:22 +[IPcaller] 15:01:29 zakim, IPcaller is me. 15:01:29 +codyburleson; got it 15:01:48 Ashok has joined #ldp 15:01:57 zakim, who's on the phone? 15:01:57 On the phone I see azaroth, Arnaud, SteveS, codyburleson 15:02:01 +sergio 15:02:18 Zakim, I'm with codyburleson 15:02:18 +MiguelAraCo; got it 15:02:20 +Ashok_Malhotra 15:02:53 +JohnArwe 15:05:04 +[OpenLink] 15:05:06 +Sandro 15:05:09 scribe: codyburleson 15:05:10 Zakim, [OpenLink] is temporarily me 15:05:10 +TallTed; got it 15:05:14 Zakim, mute me 15:05:17 TallTed should now be muted 15:06:16 Arnaud: Objections to minutes of the last meeting? 15:06:27 +Roger 15:06:45 roger has joined #ldp 15:06:56 Minutes of Oct 20th approved (hearing no objections). 15:07:21 Topic: Action 148 15:07:33 Steve: It's been done 15:07:42 Arnaud: OK, we can close Action 148. 15:07:57 Topic: Status of the LDP Spec 15:09:21 Arnaud: I have not managed to get the team to schedule call, so this is still pending. But at the same time, I want to be sure the spec is ready to publish. Are we ready? 15:10:09 SteveS: Yes. Add a note in front of ours and reference the draft that's there and leave a copy of the definition of the header within our spec. 15:10:20 +??P17 15:10:41 +ericP 15:10:43 Zakim, ??P17 is me 15:10:43 +nmihindu; got it 15:10:53 Zakim, mute me 15:10:53 nmihindu should now be muted 15:11:12 Arnaud: We've failed in pushing hard enough on getting this RFP through, so now we're waiting on this (IETF). 15:11:37 Arnaud: We're talking about Accept-Post 15:12:16 Current state of spec: https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/ldpwg/raw-file/default/ldp.html#header-accept-post 15:12:17 Arnaud: We have apparently not reported enough implementations (Eric was told); not enough evidence to grant the spec moving forward. 15:12:28 Sandro: We can put in our spec. 15:12:48 Arnaud: That's what SteveS is saying; that we'll put the definition in our spec with a note. 15:14:00 Arnaud: The draft is close to ready. Eric, I sent an email a couple of weeks ago asking for the call to be scheduled; can you please put that atop your list? We need to get approval to move LDP and LDP Paging to CR. 15:14:16 SteveS: I put the target date to this Thursday, the 6th. 15:14:43 Zakim, who is speaking? 15:14:55 codyburleson, listening for 11 seconds I heard sound from the following: Arnaud (39%), Sandro (65%) 15:14:59 Zakim, who is talking? 15:15:09 codyburleson, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Arnaud (15%), Sandro (10%), ericP (60%) 15:15:52 Arnaud: I'll do the transition requests, you schedule the call, Eric. 15:16:02 topic: Paging 15:16:35 Arnaud: We've decided to move paging to CR, but we do not even have a shadow of a test report yet. 15:16:41 +Sandro.a 15:16:47 -Sandro 15:17:10 bblfish has joined #ldp 15:17:24 SteveS: Yes, we have a skeleton of a test suite; just not a lot of meat in it. And I haven't looked at it in much detail to be sure that it's right. 15:18:10 Arnaud: I see the draft still has the features at risk stuff in it. 15:18:27 SteveS: Yes, there is a bit more work to be done on the draft of the Paging spec. 15:18:36 Arnaud: Do you know when that might get done? 15:18:46 SteveS: I should be able to get to it this week, I hope. 15:19:16 Arnaud: OK. I can still send the transition request just so that we do not get further delays on that. 15:21:17 Arnaud: When I looked at the disposition of comments document, it looks a bit thin. It doesn't give a great idea of the comments that took place on the public mailing list. This is the second last call though, so it should be expected that there are fewer comments. But, we didn't get full acknowledgement from some of the commenters. 15:21:21 Topic: Patch Format 15:21:38 Arnaud: Have we lost momentum here, or what? 15:22:11 Sandro: There's nobody to ask.(I think, as in - they haven't been on the calls) 15:22:39 zakim, who's on the phone? 15:22:39 On the phone I see azaroth, Arnaud, SteveS, codyburleson, sergio, Ashok_Malhotra, JohnArwe, TallTed (muted), Roger, nmihindu (muted), ericP, Sandro.a 15:22:41 codyburleson has MiguelAraCo 15:22:49 Arnaud: OK, we'll skip that for now and maybe I'll ping them. 15:22:56 Topic: Rechartering 15:23:02 pchampin, any update on patch? 15:23:26 Arnaud: I put a draft together and received some comments; thank you. I already updated the draft with the comments I got. 15:24:00 betehess, update on patch? 15:24:16 Arnaud: I did a very quick job of pulling from the wish-list when I put the draft together. I can't claim that this was the result of a very well-thought-out effort. So, I was a bit surprised that I didn't get much more feedback. 15:24:51 oops, sorry; can't manage to join Zakim 15:25:04 Arnaud: There was one about Paging. I tried to change that: "How can a client specify the size of a page". I reworded that. 15:25:42 https://www.w3.org/2012/ldp/wiki/LDPNext2015_Charter#scope 15:25:42 LD-patch: a little stuck right now, but we are working on enriching the language 15:25:48 q+ 15:25:49 Ashok: I'm actually happy with your wording there. I think it is very open-ended. 15:25:56 in order to allow multiple triples in a single Add/Remove statement 15:26:21 Arnaud: I did add the question that Steve brought up. 15:27:39 Zakim, unmute me 15:27:39 TallTed should no longer be muted 15:28:10 SteveS: The scenario is - a mechanism by which to keep (not necessarily a replica) but an index (…?) We have a specification called Track Resource where the client can request info from a certain set and receive a baseline and then update a change log to keep that index current. So, that is something I thought may be interesting to look at. 15:28:23 q? 15:28:31 (scribe had trouble interpreting - take that with a grain of salt) 15:28:39 zakim, who is speaking? 15:28:50 codyburleson, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: SteveS (9%), TallTed (90%), ericP (4%) 15:29:54 TallTed: If its really just an index of "all my resources and whether any of them have changed." This is either really, really simple or really, really complex. 15:30:11 q+ 15:30:14 SteveS: Are you saying it's solved with Pub Sub hubub or …? 15:30:57 +bblfish 15:32:04 Sandro: The technique I am using in vanilla servers is that you subscribe to a preset. Not a perfect solution, but it seems to work. 15:32:12 q+ 15:32:23 q- 15:32:33 q+ to note ActivityStreams 15:32:44 Arnaud: So the question is whether or not this is a topic of interest for the charter: if there is a way to keep track of resource changes without having to download the whole resource. Kind of the reverse of patch, I guess. 15:33:12 Sandro: I don't know if it is within scope of LDP, but I don't know how you could build a web app without such a thing. 15:33:28 ack Ashok 15:34:36 Ashok: Use cases: 1) Tell me if the value of (…?) 2) I'm on the oRacle server and I'd like to go to the IBM server. So which are we speaking of? Or both? 15:35:27 Arnaud: I suspect maybe there is a better way to phrase this so that people will know what we are talking about exactly. 15:35:32 zakim, who is speaking? 15:35:44 codyburleson, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: TallTed (69%) 15:35:52 zakim, who is speaking? 15:36:03 codyburleson, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: TallTed (55%) 15:36:20 ack azaroth 15:36:20 azaroth, you wanted to note ActivityStreams 15:36:25 +1 for working out the connection 15:36:53 Sandro: Can you explain where you see the overlap? As far as I can tell, ActivityStreams is just a vocabulary, but doesn't soplve the protocol issue. 15:37:17 q+ 15:37:29 zakim, who is talking? 15:37:40 codyburleson, listening for 10 seconds I heard sound from the following: Arnaud (5%), TallTed (72%), ericP (8%) 15:38:51 (Scribe did not get any of that, please somebody note this? I'm lost.) 15:39:23 Arnaud: We don't have to resolve this pprolem yet, but I'm glad Rob you brought that up. 15:40:17 Rob: Noting that the social web working group is working on notifications, called activity streams. The Annotation WG is looking to use LDP for the HTTP API and AS for notifications, would not like to be out of sync if LDP's notification framework is not compatible with what comes out of Social Web 15:40:31 ack bblfish 15:40:51 ack sergio 15:40:58 Sergio: My point was broader - out of Activity Streams. 15:40:59 ... Agrees that it's not important to solve immediately but would be valuable to engage with Social Web moving forwards 15:42:23 Arnaud: On one hand, it feels like the working group is ready for a break and may benefit from such a break. On the other hand, I am afraid of losing momentum and focus. The current charter is at the end of this month, but I can tell you that we're not going to have a charter by then. 15:42:46 Arnaud: The end of the year is coming up quick. But, I think there will be some kind of slow down if not a complete break. 15:43:30 Arnaud: We don't need to pause, per se. We just need to continue at a slow pace. I think it would be better if we still worked on the charter and we get the charter through the process so that we still have a working group. 15:44:04 Why don't we pause from Nov 23 to January 4 ? 15:44:15 Mind you the Social Web Working group seems to be very keen to move all kinds of topics onto other CGs or Worgking Groups, such as Use Cases, or discussions on github, etc.. so perhaps the LDP group can take on whatever fits into the protocol side of things 15:44:37 sergio: It's clear that the schedule is too tight on paging. 15:45:02 Arnaud: there are two different deliverables and so the scheduling is a bit complicated. There is Paging 1.0 and Patch format. 15:46:06 q+ 15:46:14 ack sandro 15:46:19 sergio: Then you have to be clear that Paging 1.0 is not going to be the final solution and there will be a 1.1. A small break would help because it would help everyone materialize things and come with more. 15:47:10 Btw. I'll be speaking about LDP at SemWeb Pro in Paris on Wednesday 15:47:41 Sandro: A little perspective on the small break. Nandana, Sergio, and I were together some weeks ago. A couple of the researches there were interested. It was just sort of beginning to be on their radar. The world has not paid any attention to LDP yet. I think , if we're going to do a next version, it would make sense to have the world paying attention first. 15:47:48 http://semweb.pro/semwebpro-2014.html 15:49:09 Zakim, mute me 15:49:09 TallTed should now be muted 15:49:13 SPARQL kind of took the (SemWeb) world by storm so momentum wasn't an issue. 15:49:23 Sergio: The thinking in the community seemed to be that somehow LDP is too complex. Once we started explaining they said, "Oh, well that's not too complex" But that was first impression. 15:49:36 q+ 15:49:54 Sergio: These things come out, then people have to use it, and then only can they come with good information of what they want/need from it going forward. 15:50:46 Arnaud: What I was trying to do is come up with charter that would allow us 1) continue finish what we have in the works: Paging and Patch. That would give us time to come up with better idea of what we want for LDP 1.1. 15:51:23 yes, that's what I was going to say, there are things that are not done, such as PATCH, Paging and perhaps Web Access Control, 15:51:33 Arnaud: We could start in January and kind of see if that would give us enough time. If we do not have a group for some period of time, that means we're leaving Patch and Paging in limbo. 15:51:56 Sandro: Laying my cards on the table, I don't personally care so much about Patch and Paging. I'm not too motivated. 15:52:16 Arnaud: We can decide to leave them as is - leave them sitting. 15:52:18 q+ 15:52:20 q+ 15:52:24 I/we are 15:52:30 we have 15:52:36 ack bblfish 15:52:46 we plan to use ld-patch as well 15:52:47 may we will. not in our list at this moment. 15:53:35 Henry: I'm starting to write JavaSCript user interfaces where I have to get RDF data and I can see where I need to get it in smaller chunks. I'm not sure the way we're doing it….I'm not sure what the best solution is. I can see paging being useful though. There are also other things like Web Access Control. 15:53:46 Henry: Distributed access control. 15:54:14 Henry: The Social Web Working group have some of this. But that group is very disparate. And a lot of them will be against very technical things like LDP. 15:54:49 q+ 15:55:05 Henry: They constrain themselves in such a way that they can't do some things very interesting. This could be the opportunity for LDP to take the lead to build these distributed things. 15:55:24 Arnaud: That may be making a lot of assumptions. I think they ARE considering LDP as a possibility. 15:55:27 ack codyburleson 15:56:40 ack sandro 15:57:03 Cody: Our problem with paging is only that we haven't got to it yet. We're just trying to finalize all from core spec still. 15:57:23 +1 to Sandro 15:57:40 Zakim, unmute me 15:57:40 TallTed should no longer be muted 15:57:41 +1 to Sandro 15:57:59 Sandro: We may need to be working rapidly and effectively in the next number of months to be able to improve our specs so that Social group can rely on us to solve their protoicol problems. 15:58:26 Sandro: They're not relying on us. They could do it themselves. But if we work together - we'll have a much better Web. 15:58:32 so am I on both groups 15:58:41 Sandro: At least me and Arnaud are in both groups. 15:59:09 very cool 15:59:13 Arnaud: They don't actually have a well thought out plan on this protocol. So, if we could make a good case for LDP, then maybe we can win their favor to it. 15:59:41 Sandro: What is the scop of Social? All software that derives its value from having opeople there. That is a way broader definition than what they have. 16:01:01 Arnaud: Out of time. We don't have to settle now. We can stay together even without charter for now. I encourage all to think about those questions. I appreciate the need to not rush into the next thing. But maybe we can set up the charter so that we can get the working group rechartered. There is a use cases and requirments 1.1 deliverable for example. 16:01:05 thanks 16:01:07 -Ashok_Malhotra 16:01:08 bye 16:01:08 Thanks! bye all 16:01:09 -Sandro.a 16:01:10 -TallTed 16:01:11 -SteveS 16:01:11 -Roger 16:01:12 -bblfish 16:01:13 -Arnaud 16:01:14 -sergio 16:01:16 Arnaud: Meeting adjourned. 16:01:18 -azaroth 16:02:40 -JohnArwe 16:03:05 -codyburleson 16:03:06 codyburleson has left #ldp 16:03:27 -ericP 16:24:25 JohnArwe has joined #ldp 16:35:00 disconnecting the lone participant, nmihindu, in SW_LDP()10:00AM 16:35:02 SW_LDP()10:00AM has ended 16:35:02 Attendees were azaroth, Arnaud, SteveS, codyburleson, sergio, MiguelAraCo, Ashok_Malhotra, JohnArwe, Sandro, TallTed, Roger, ericP, nmihindu, bblfish 18:05:38 Zakim has left #ldp 18:28:01 JohnArwe has joined #ldp 18:54:40 bblfish has joined #ldp 19:15:36 jmvanel has joined #ldp 19:50:29 bblfish has joined #ldp 20:55:39 bblfish has joined #ldp 21:06:38 bblfish has joined #ldp 21:46:41 bblfish has joined #ldp 22:15:56 bblfish has joined #ldp 22:19:20 bblfish has joined #ldp 22:19:21 bblfish has joined #ldp 22:20:41 bblfish_ has joined #ldp 23:12:05 SteveS has joined #ldp