14:18:13 RRSAgent has joined #xproc 14:18:13 logging to http://www.w3.org/2007/07/05-xproc-irc 14:18:16 Meeting: XML Processing Model WG 14:18:16 Date: 5 July 2007 14:18:16 Agenda: http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/2007/07/05-agenda 14:18:16 Meeting number: 74, T-minus 17 weeks 14:18:16 Chair: Norm 14:18:17 Scribe: Norm 14:18:19 ScribeNick: Norm 14:18:50 Regrets: Richard, Alessandro 14:27:19 ht, I think you have strong feelings about this issue: http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/docs/WD-xproc-20070706/#default-params 14:27:31 Will you start some email discussion about that when you have a chance? 14:28:12 Alessandro feels strongly the other way, I think, so I'm not going to try to resolve it today 14:30:27 I wonder if source on p:equal should be primary 14:34:11 Probably 14:34:24 I recommend searching for 'parameter' in the current draft 14:34:38 It turns up several references to parameters wrt compound steps, which I _think_ is a bug 14:36:23 Got it, fixed I think. 14:37:02 OK, so before I start this thread, at the moment I don't see _any_ mention of pipeline parameters except in that Ed Note 14:37:20 So as things stand, there is no way to get at them at all 14:37:39 So I should cover that in my email, right? 14:40:11 I believe that if you specify on your p:pipeline, you can get them explicitly 14:40:20 Though that's probably not clearly (enough) specified 14:41:11 Where is it specified at all? 14:41:42 Uhm 14:42:19 Yeah. Ok. s/clearly (enough)/at all/ :-) 14:42:39 OK, I'll try to make a proposal 14:43:00 Thanks 14:43:37 I think our recent decisions wrt defaulting stdin/stdout on the pipeline strengthen your position 14:48:37 Perhaps -- I have to think through what's the right thing wrt just getting _explicit_ access first, I guess 14:48:52 ruilopes has joined #xproc 14:49:37 I hope that's nothing more than providing parameter inputs on the pipeline and referring to them 14:50:00 With a note that there's nothing wrong with having multiple parameter inputs that tool might let you bind to independently 14:50:30 $ xproc -params xslt -p x=y -p a=b -params query -p x=z -p a=c ... 14:50:56 ... ... 14:51:09 yeah, that seems about right 14:51:18 and now I see what you meant above 14:51:31 Though the 99% case will be one parameter input that gets all the parameters 14:51:45 And (I would guess) one default, anonymous one if you don't specify a parameter input 14:51:54 in the absence of any such, you get an un-named parameter input which only is accessible by default. . . 14:52:01 Exactly 14:52:40 And any pipeline author that doesn't like that can wire it up themselves 14:56:29 How? That is, what name gathers up the un-grouped arguments? 14:57:24 I'm inclined to leave it implementation defined, but to say that you can't have any anonymous ones if you have any named ones 14:57:54 Not sure I'm happy with that 14:58:02 This will have to wait until after the call now, sorry 14:58:11 No worries, I didn't expect to resolve it today 14:58:31 Zakim, what is the code ? 14:58:31 the conference code is 97762 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), MoZ 14:58:39 XML_PMWG()11:00AM has now started 14:58:46 +Norm 14:59:23 + +95247aaaa 14:59:32 zakim, aaaa is MoZ 14:59:32 +MoZ; got it 15:00:34 +[IPcaller] 15:00:40 PGrosso has joined #xproc 15:00:42 zakim, [ip is me 15:00:42 +ruilopes; got it 15:01:09 +[ArborText] 15:01:44 zakim, please call ht-781 15:01:44 ok, ht; the call is being made 15:01:46 +Ht 15:02:05 zakim, who's on the phone? 15:02:05 On the phone I see MoZ, ruilopes, PGrosso, Ht, Norm 15:02:22 MSM, are you planning to join us? 15:02:23 +Murray_Maloney 15:04:39 Andrew has joined #xproc 15:05:38 +??P17 15:05:42 zakim, ? is Andrew 15:05:42 +Andrew; got it 15:05:44 Present: Norm, Mohamed, Rui, Paul, Henry, Murray, Andrew 15:05:51 Topic: Accept this agenda? 15:05:51 -> http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/2007/07/05-agenda 15:06:18 Accepted. 15:06:22 Topic: Accept minutes from the previous meeting? 15:06:22 -> http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/2007/06/28-minutes 15:06:29 Accepted. 15:06:34 Topic: Next meeting: telcon 12 July 2007 15:07:35 Richard's regrets continue; probably regrets from Mohamed, Henry until 16 August. 15:07:42 Topic: Review of 6 July 2007 Working Draft 15:07:42 -> http://www.w3.org/XML/XProc/docs/WD-xproc-20070706/ 15:09:17 Murray: On some fourth level headings, the formatting looks a bit odd. 15:09:59 ACTION: Norm to do something about the formatting of fourth level headings 15:10:28 Murray: In particular, since we have an element name in there, having it in u/c is a problem. 15:10:42 Mohamed: Some small editorial problems that I sent to Alex didn't get incorporated. 15:11:22 ...and error codes are in an odd order. 15:11:28 ACTION: Norm to sort them 15:11:36 s/them/the error codes in the appendix/ 15:13:17 Mohamed: What about p:map? 15:13:26 Norm: Yes, we still need to talk about that, but I don't think it'll get in this draft. 15:15:04 Mohamed: We have a schematron reference but no schematron step. 15:15:30 Norm: I thought we had agreed to have a schematron step. 15:15:39 Henry: Seems reasonable to me, along with XSLT2 and XSL Formatter. 15:15:58 Mohamed: We may also want to have an NVDL step. 15:16:00 Norm: Yes. 15:16:12 Norm: I'd like someone to propose how the NVDL step would work. 15:16:19 Murray: What about an appendix for the WG members. 15:16:21 Norm: Sure. 15:17:58 Proposal: We'll publish this as a public Working Draft tomorrow. 15:18:05 Accepted. 15:18:19 Topic: Step library issues 15:18:19 -> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xml-processing-model-wg/2007May/0318.html 15:18:47 Norm: Let's struggle on in Alex's absence. 15:19:09 Norm: What about parsing HTML? 15:20:18 Henry: I seem to recall that if we said the content-type was text/html, then you get an implementation defined mapping from HTML to XHTML. 15:20:52 Norm: Should we do it that way? 15:21:12 Henry: There was an implicit reference to the HTTP request step that it by default produces escaped markup. 15:21:25 Norm: I hope that's wrong. 15:21:53 Henry: We have an unescape markup step because we know that Atom, RSS, NewsML, etc can encapsulate documents with escaped markup. 15:22:14 ...So it seems that p:http-request and p:unescape-markup have this problem. 15:22:31 ...but what do save/serialize have to do with this? 15:22:42 Henry: I'd like to split receiving and producing. 15:23:22 Henry: How about: it's implementation defined if any media types under than application/xml or application/foo+xml are allowed. Processors are not required to support any other media types. But if they do, then it's implementation defined what mechanism they use to get from the ones they support to XML. 15:23:30 Murray: Are we still talking about infosets? 15:23:37 Henry: Yes, that's why this problem arises 15:24:03 Murray: So it's implementation defined how you build an infoset from something that isn't XML. 15:24:36 Norm: I'm happy with Henry's proposal as a starting point. 15:25:11 Murray: I'm worried about how many different kinds of implementation-defined we're going to get. 15:25:59 Murray: In GRDDL, we have an issue called faithful infosets. This arises because in GRDDL, we're talking about XPath node trees and there are questions about validation and XInclude, etc. 15:26:11 ...This seems to create another faithful infoset issue. 15:26:52 q+ to ask Murray on the difference between XPath node trees and infosets 15:28:16 Scribe stepped away, a few minutes lost 15:28:30 Henry: The things you can depend on are the minimal common subset that more-or-less the infoset defines 15:28:44 ...It's true that there's more in the XPath 2.0 datamodel, but you can't get at it from our language. 15:30:46 Norm: I'm sympathetic because of web services like Flickr that allow users to get comments 15:31:03 Murray: I think everything needs to be able to filter to XML or you need to have a specific component that's for loading non-XML things 15:31:17 Henry: I think Murray is right, but we're going to cheat just a little bit and say there are two. 15:31:37 ...I'm happy that if you want to inject HTML into your pipeline and gaurantee that it's XML then you have to use http-request. 15:32:16 q+ 15:33:42 Norm: We have load, basically only to support DTD validation 15:33:45 ack MoZ 15:33:45 MoZ, you wanted to ask Murray on the difference between XPath node trees and infosets and to 15:34:04 Mohamed: I have a problem with components that translate from HTML to XML. 15:34:51 Norm: I want it to be implementation defined. 15:35:07 Mohamed: Norm, you said HTML to XHTML, but maybe we just meant HTML to XML. 15:35:14 Henry: Yes, I think that was my fault. All we need is XML. 15:37:53 Murray outlines a recent GRDDL use case about faithfulness of a representation 15:38:54 Murray: My initial thought was that there should be a "garbage-in" step that could reach out and bring anything in. 15:40:39 Norm: I think implementors will provide this if we don't 15:41:44 Henry: The way I read this, you can specify that you require an application/html+xml media type and that will cause the pipeline to fail if you don't get it. 15:41:57 q+ to speaks about the difference between p:parameter namespace=""... and p:option without namespace@ 15:42:31 Murray: I do an http-request and what I get back is an HTML document. I run some kind of process over that and I get some result. That result may be successful or not successfull. 15:42:41 ...What comes out of http-request will be the result. 15:42:48 s/p:parameter/c:parameter/ 15:42:53 ...But presumably I as the author of the pipeline want to know a couple of things. 15:43:25 Norm: I think you can find all of those things by looking at the headers and body you get back. 15:43:54 Henry: If you're using tidy, I'll expect implementations to fail if tidy throws errors. 15:44:06 Norm: I agree. 15:44:18 Henry: If you're using tagsoup, then you know you'll always get an output. 15:45:49 q+ to register a concern about the architecture of p:http-request 15:46:10 ack MoZ 15:46:10 MoZ, you wanted to speaks about the difference between p:parameter namespace=""... and p:option without namespace@ 15:46:34 Mohamed: Are we sure that the parameters of the header will be available to the next step? 15:47:05 ...The http-request step will ask with some parameters, the result will be one of those. 15:47:42 Murray: So the http-request does a get and there are some headers. 15:48:07 Norm: You get those back in the headers. 15:48:26 ack ht 15:48:26 ht, you wanted to register a concern about the architecture of p:http-request 15:48:57 Henry: If no one else is worrying about this, that's ok, because I'm only looking at this in detail now. 15:49:10 ...Had we already discussed doing this using two output ports instead? 15:49:32 ...I'd like to be able to write a take-my-chances pipeline where the primary output is a sequence of documents. 15:49:47 ...And only if I care about the minutia do I look at the port. 15:50:47 Norm: I'm not sure how I'd handle multipart related. 15:50:54 s/I'd/that would/ 15:51:09 Henry: An alternative would be to say that there is an option that says "take my chances" 15:51:27 Henry: I want a sequence of documents or fail, don't bother me with all this stuff. 15:52:06 Norm: That's not on the table now, but if you can fire off a quick message before you go on vacatoin, that would be good. 15:52:08 q+ to ask the question why p:store/!result is not primary but not p:xslformatter/!result 15:52:27 ack MoZ 15:52:27 MoZ, you wanted to ask the question why p:store/!result is not primary but not p:xslformatter/!result 15:53:11 Norm: Oversight, I agree. 15:53:41 Mohamed: What is the default for required on option? 15:53:48 Norm: "no" 15:53:58 Mohamed: It's written explicitly in some places. 15:54:41 Norm: Are we satisified that we've given editorial direction to Alex 15:55:54 -Murray_Maloney 15:56:01 Norm attempts to describe the serialization problem that probably caused Alex to lump them together. 15:56:07 Topic: Any other business? 15:56:12 None. 15:56:29 -Ht 15:56:30 -Norm 15:56:31 -PGrosso 15:56:33 -Andrew 15:56:35 -MoZ 15:56:36 -ruilopes 15:56:37 XML_PMWG()11:00AM has ended 15:56:38 Attendees were Norm, +95247aaaa, MoZ, [IPcaller], ruilopes, PGrosso, Ht, Murray_Maloney, Andrew 15:56:44 PGrosso has left #xproc 15:59:34 Adjourned 15:59:41 rrsagent, set logs world-visible 15:59:44 rrsagent, draft minutes 15:59:44 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2007/07/05-xproc-minutes.html Norm