13:51:04 RRSAgent has joined #vmtf 13:51:04 logging to http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc 13:51:13 Meeting: Vocab Management TF, SWBPD WG 13:51:43 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swbp-wg/2005Nov/0074.html 13:51:50 Zakim has joined #vmtf 13:51:59 zakim, this will be vmtf 13:51:59 ok, RalphS; I see SW_BPD(VMTF)9:00AM scheduled to start in 9 minutes 13:54:23 tbaker has joined #vmtf 13:54:39 hi Ralph! 13:55:52 Chair: Tom 13:56:00 rrsagent, please make this record public 13:57:19 Previous: 2005-10-28 http://www.w3.org/2005/10/28-vmtf-minutes.html 13:58:06 oh shoot -- I forgot to followup with W3C systems folk to confirm they read my invitation to today's telecon 13:58:11 I have no idea who will come 13:58:17 Regrets: DanBri 13:59:01 SW_BPD(VMTF)9:00AM has now started 13:59:09 +Tom_Baker 13:59:20 +Ralph 14:00:35 +??P2 14:01:03 zakim, ??p2 is Alistair 14:01:03 +Alistair; got it 14:02:32 libby has joined #vmtf 14:05:09 Ralph: apologies; I failed to followup with Matthieu, Vivien, or Ted so I don't have any idea whether or not they expect to come 14:05:38 Tom: can we reschedule for 22 Nov or 6 Dec? 14:05:47 Alistair, Ralph: we're both available then 14:06:27 +Libby_Miller 14:07:19 ACTION: Ralph confirm either 22 Nov or 6 Dec with Matthieu and Ted or propose an alternative 14:10:26 danbri has joined #vmtf 14:11:04 q+ to talk about planning 14:11:09 -> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-swbp-wg/2005Nov/0078.html "Provenance information" [Tom 2005-11-15] 14:11:25 aliman, you wanted to talk about planning 14:11:53 Regrets+ Bernard 14:12:25 alistair: should we consider goals in lifetime of TF (end January) 14:12:43 maybe unrealistic to get alignment btw FOAF/SKOS/DC by then 14:13:12 Alistair: consider using my draft on configuring Apache as the core of a Working Draft 14:13:37 rather: use http-examples as basis of note? 14:13:52 if we agree content negotiation is the basis, DC doesn't do that yet 14:14:01 Alistair: it would be good for Dublin Core to adopt this practice before we publish 14:14:45 [i have started to fiddle with FOAF's apache config,...] 14:14:49 Ralph: I think we should have tested by the time we publish, 14:15:02 [also noted Peter Patel-Schneider's comments on Al's text, today] 14:15:03 but not necessarily require that all cases follow the guidelines 14:15:13 DC could be most difficult case 14:15:30 Ralph: not need to wait for DCMI 14:15:55 Alistair: FOAF as slash example and SKOS as hash example? 14:16:10 Alistair: original intention: not publish until we all do same thing 14:16:52 q+ to say i have tested the configurations for dummy namespaces 14:17:00 Ralph: if Dublin Core changes now and has to change again based on comments on our draft, how much will that cost us? 14:17:33 Tom: if we're reasonably confident about our recipes I could investigate getting an agreement in principle from DCMI to implement 14:17:52 ... DCMI has an added complication with the purl.org service 14:19:15 aliman, you wanted to say i have tested the configurations for dummy namespaces 14:19:36 Alistair: I've tested all the configurations in the draft with dummy vocabularies 14:19:47 ... with my own apache configuration 14:20:10 q+ to ask danbri about FOAF implementation 14:20:51 ... purl.org configuration will be more complicated because it apparently does not support content-based redirection 14:21:11 Tom: I assume purl.org is merely proxying the request 14:21:54 Alistair: the question is whether the client continues the content negotiaton after the redirect 14:22:37 [I rephrased Tom's comment to 'proxy' which isn't exactly what he said and is misleading] 14:23:12 [content-type-based redirs, you mean?] 14:23:33 Tom: I'm worried about whether DCMI would ever be able to properly implement our Note without changes to purl.org 14:23:52 Alistair: I believe it can be handled with one more redirect 14:25:57 ... every time current clients repeat the request they repeat the content negotiation 14:26:10 Ralph: have you tested this? 14:26:19 Alistair: yes, to some degree 14:26:40 Ralph: if it is obvious that this is correct behavior... 14:26:49 Alistair: more accurate to say that clients repeat the Accept: headers 14:26:52 Alistair: they repeatedly deliver the Accept headers 14:27:08 Alistair: each client should keep delivering its accept headers 14:27:15 Ralph: we should make sure this is the case 14:28:30 ACTION: Alistair investigate PURL use case and add to configuration options 14:28:35 ACTION Alistair: add purl.org case to draft note 14:29:01 -Libby_Miller 14:30:26 Ralph: I'd like to test these configurations in the W3C site for due diligence but I would be satisfied with Alistair's testing for first WD 14:31:25 ACTION Ralph check configurations on W3C site 14:31:40 ACTION: Ralph check configurations on W3C site 14:31:43 ACTION Alistair: move draft into VM space 14:31:59 action 4 = Alistair: move draft into VM space as an Editor's Draft 14:32:22 action 5 = Alistair: move draft into VM space as an Editor's Draft 14:32:32 action 4 = Ralph check configurations on W3C site 14:36:16 ACTION Tom: prepare excerpts from last telecon for inclusion in new Editor's Draft 14:36:54 Alistair: let's keep as tightly scoped as possible 14:37:06 Thanassis has joined #vmtf 14:37:15 Thanassis has left #vmtf 14:38:01 Ralph: a positive thing when @@TODO refs are included in first working draft, 14:38:12 puts those things out there for people to react to 14:39:49 Ralph: no need to artificially try to reach Note status. 14:40:03 Already a contribution if we put the issues into the archive so we 14:40:10 can continue in next round of charters 14:41:08 Alistair: the WG F2F consensus was that OEP, SKOS, and VM were all important to continue and they had sufficient interdependencies to do them in one WG 14:41:57 Alistair: versioning and change management come to fore in OWL community 14:42:01 ... issues of versioning and change management came up at the OWL Futures Workshop at ISWC 14:42:16 strong dependencies btw continuing OWL work and VM 14:43:15 -> http://isegserv.itd.rl.ac.uk/VM/http-examples/ Configuring Apache HTTP Server for RDFS/OWL Ontologies 14:43:24 tom likes Minimum/Good-practice distinction 14:43:39 Alistair: I categorized into minimal and "good practice" requirements 14:44:32 Ralph: worries about language that says "not possible" to receive response X... 14:44:50 Ralph: I pause over language like "it is not possible to" 14:45:03 Alistair: reasonable to state these as goals 14:46:22 Alistair: provenance is supported by using the final URI from the chain of redirects as the name of the graph 14:46:45 ... so different URIs represent different versions of a vocabulary 14:47:00 Alistair: different URIs for different graphs - different versions 14:47:00 Tom: there is an implied good practice to date-stamp URIs 14:47:41 Alistair: equally reasonable to use a version number (instead of date) for URI 14:47:49 ... will machines be expected to recognize those dates? 14:49:02 ... do we want to explore the use of datestamps, perhaps as a social convention 14:49:36 ... or at least note explicitly that the examples are not meant to be parsed by machine but simply a social convention? 14:50:26 Ralph: as we discovered with RDF, people mimic examples 14:50:52 Ralph: yeah, things we show in our examples will be mimic'd -- we should be careful to document the explicit and implicit semantics of such mimicry 14:52:01 Alistair: no reason you could not have .rdf at end of URI of namespace - should perhaps 14:52:04 say something about this 14:53:26 Ralph: refrain from commenting _too_ much on practices out there 14:56:42 (draft should make clear that location of .rdf and .html files is arbitrary) 15:00:53 next meeting 22 Nov 1400Z 15:01:11 ... then 6 Dec, 20 Dec 15:01:18 -Ralph 15:01:21 -Alistair 15:01:59 I'm still here for the URL of the meeting notes...? 15:02:04 -Tom_Baker 15:02:05 SW_BPD(VMTF)9:00AM has ended 15:02:07 Attendees were Tom_Baker, Ralph, Alistair, Libby_Miller 15:02:16 rrsagent, please draft minutes 15:02:16 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-minutes.html RalphS 15:02:39 thank you! 15:02:41 rrsagent, bye 15:02:41 I see 6 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-actions.rdf : 15:02:41 ACTION: Ralph confirm either 22 Nov or 6 Dec with Matthieu and Ted or propose an alternative [1] 15:02:41 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc#T14-07-19 15:02:41 ACTION: Alistair investigate PURL use case and add to configuration options [2] 15:02:41 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc#T14-28-30 15:02:41 ACTION: Alistair to add purl.org case to draft note [3] 15:02:41 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc#T14-28-35 15:02:41 ACTION: Ralph check configurations on W3C site [4] 15:02:41 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc#T14-31-40 15:02:41 ACTION: Alistair: move draft into VM space as an Editor's Draft [5] 15:02:41 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc#T14-31-43 15:02:41 ACTION: Tom to prepare excerpts from last telecon for inclusion in new Editor's Draft [6] 15:02:41 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2005/11/15-vmtf-irc#T14-36-16