See also: IRC log
we should make sure "State and Property Groups for Implicit Roles" matches the ARIA taxonomy
<anne> (aria-html5-bis should probably be updated with respect to recent changes in HTML5 at some point, e.g. event-source -> eventsource)
<hsivonen> anne, also changes in ARIA
<anne> Focusing on two things: figuring out where holes with current HTML to MSAA mapping are in existing implementations. Figuring out what the mapping should be going forward and for new HTML elements.
hixie: HTML would like to know what should be and what is, and of what is, what is immutable
need to document [existing | proposed] mapping between HTML features, ARIA features, MSAA, UIA, IA2, ATK, AX
henri: might consider that the above mappings be normative, though new APIs might come along and we'd add informative mappings
Implementer's Guide has sore relationship to this doc
this might be a standalone normative spec
michael: suggest it be produced by a "joint task force between PFWG and HTML WG" which is pretty much what we have here
<hsivonen> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/ARIA_to_API_mapping
henri: there are cases where ARIA says "if information absent, do the right thing" but the right thing not explicated (look at DOM in a certain way?)
anne: create a mapping to abstract concepts first, then map to the APIs
henri: start with Aarons doc linked above
michael: wiki fine, we should do it in the W3C mediawiki instnace
work plan: let's fill out the table, and then figure out next steps on what's based around it
Cynthia can contribute some information
We need to figure out a way to get AX information
Let's communicate using wai-xtech@w3.org
using [Role] as a subject line flag
<scribe> ACTION: Michael to add Ben, Ian, Anne to x-tech list [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2008/10/24-role-minutes.html#action01]
<anne> Maybe add simonp@opera.com too
<anne> seems only chaals and anders are on that list
<anne> (from Opera)
<anne> annevk@opera.com
<Hixie> ian@hixie.ch
<anne> cerbera@projectcerbera.com
<scribe> ACTION: Michael, Cynthia to report to PFWG and propose to incorporate with implementer caucus work [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2008/10/24-role-minutes.html#action02]
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