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<PaulKnight> wow, the humans outnumber the bots here now
<bob> zaki. ??P4 is Katy
<bob> zakim. ??P4 is Katy
<bob> zaki, ??P10 is megoodner
<scribe> scribe: plh
<scribe> Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2007Jan/0048.html
<scribe> Chair: Bob Freund
[agenda review]
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2007Jan/att-0046/22-ws-addressing-minutes.html previous minutes
Katy: minutes are slightly wrong
with examples
... also an action item came out of that
Tony: the action item I got was related to the discussion on optional rather than examples.
Bob: we didn't reach a conclusion
on the examples
... is this an after last call issue?
Katy: yes
<scribe> ACTION: Katy to provide the description of the examples that she would like to see included [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2007/01/29-ws-addr-minutes.html#action01]
Bob: objections to accept the minutes as posted?
Resolved: minutes accepted
<bob> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2007Jan/0049.html
[Tony explains the changes he is proposing]
Tom: I'm happy with the new
wording
... the text doesn't say anything of not supporting
Tony: the absence of the policy assertions doesn't mean you don't support it
Paco: I like the text but worried about "alternatives". would prefer "in other words"
Tony: "In other words, the endpoint guarantees support"
Resolved: In other words, the endpoint guarantees support for anonymous responses.
<Zakim> anish, you wanted to ask whether it is enuf to say 'endpoint' or we need 'endpoint+binding'
Tony: by endpoint, I meant the service, the server, etc. Not talking about the endpoint in the WSDL sense
Anish: endpoint and/or binding ?
Tony: I'm talking about the thing that the WSDL represents
Anish: service?
David: WSDL is a collection of endpoints...
Anish: it's editorial.
[no changes]
Tony: 3.1.4 issues: talking about anonymous and non-anonymous responses. the reason we have this is for the client to find the service that suits it.
[Tony reads his proposal]
Tom: Tony's assertions seem all
correct to me. I now see this as a feasible use case.
... gave an other example with ignorable
... it is ignorable only to the intersection algorithm
... I want an example with the use of the ignorable
attribute
... maybe the use case could be mixed with the use of
optional
Bob: objections to the second part of the proposal, understanding that Tom can raise an issue during LC?
Tom: I provide an example already that could be included
Tony: sounds fine to me
<bob> Tom's proposal http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-addressing/2007Jan/0050.html
[Tom explains his new example]
Tony: I'll put the example
in.
... using lax
Bob: objections to put those in?
Tony: I'll put these things in
3.1.4
... can anyone speak about the ws policy attachment
options?
Tom: that's regarding attaching
policy to endpoint references
... it's up to us to do it if we want to
MarcG: that's the issue the policy group closed with no actions
Tony: I could take the editorial note out
<scribe> ACTION: Tony to take out the editorial note on policy attachment out [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2007/01/29-ws-addr-minutes.html#action02]
Bob: URLs need fixes in editor drafts
<scribe> ACTION: Philippe to look into editor's version of latest version link [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2007/01/29-ws-addr-minutes.html#action03]
Bob: so we have Tony part A and B, + Tom additional example, are we willing to allow Tony to proceed and take the new draft to LC?
Resolved: the document as edited by Tony with new changes should be raised to LC
Bob: we'll move to LC asap
<bob> http://www.w3.org/TR/2006/WD-soap12-part3-20061219/
Bob: got a request from XMLP to
review their draft on one way MEP
... no particular deadline. No intention of taking this Note to
REC.
... but the Chair of XMLP would like us to look over it
David: we have a review deadline
of February something but no particular urgency
... follow-up from our task force that it would be nice to have
a one way MEP
... big editorial note in there about multicast. the MEP is
currently allowing multicast but doesn't require it.
... the idea behind it in a truly one way situation, you don't
know what happen to a message. could be sent to more than one
person, etc.
... some pushback on how it fits with the soap model.
... we resolved the issues
... anyway, we're going back to the WSDL and WS-A groups with
the proposal
Bob: will collect comments at our
next meeting
... given the timing of LC, will be changing for a slower
heartbeat
Tony: will check in tonight for a new draft
Philippe&Bob will take over after that
Bob: last call minimal is 3
weeks
... February 23 would be 3 weeks from this Friday
... I'd like to propose that we move to every other week phone
schedule.
Bob: Next meeting would be
february 12, then 26, hopefully for less than 2 hours
... I'll look at the one way MEP document.
[meeting adjourned]
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