Current list of action items -- Asir to setup next telcon for friday Oct 26, 8-9a PT -- All: Review algorithm described in Paul's proposal for issue #1, see [1] (in time for next telcon) -- All: Evaluate Jacek's proposed resolution issue #18, see [2] (in time for next telcon) -- Jacek to compose resolution text for issue #30, incorporating Noah and Stuart's comments -- Write outline notes for spec and primer editors to aid them in producing text for issue #17 resolution (this action may use text from Jacek's response to DanB clarifying encoding and datamodel) -- MarcH to draft proposed resolution email for the editors and the conformance owners saying: i) SOAP encoding is optional from conformance point of view ii) ???? iii) SOAP encoding conformance is testable iv) noted dependence between SOAP encoding and RPC -- DavidF to summarise "sparse arrays" email thread -- Jacek to propose resolution for issue #144 Present Asir Vendamuthu Marc Hadley Paul Cotton David Fallside (scribe) Jacek Kopecky 1. Review of action items 2. Discussion of issues we have not discussed previously in Jacek's list [3] -- Issue #17, need explanation of when to use section 5 encoding (Bryan Murray, originator) Discussion of exactly what BM means with this issue. Two points identified: (i) wants to know how to use SOAP with and without XML Schema. We noted the primer is a possible location for such explanation (ii) wants to know how to use SOAP without SOAP encoding and data model. We noted that although the encoding and data model are optional, there are dependencies on the encoding and data model in the spec, e.g. use of encoding by RPC, and such dependencies should be noted in the spec -- Issue #30 Decided that the spec needs to explicitly state that hrefs can reference resources within and without the envelope. [1] ftp://sqlstandards.org/SC32/WG3/Progression_Documents/Informal_working_drafts/wd-xml-2001-06.pdf [2] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2001Oct/0231.html [3] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xml-dist-app/2001Oct/0055.html