08:13:06 RRSAgent has joined #wam 08:13:06 logging to http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-irc 08:13:15 ScribeNick: ArtB 08:13:17 Scribe: Art 08:13:21 Chair: Art 08:13:29 Meeting Widgets F2F Meeting 08:13:38 Date: 26 Feb 2009 08:13:50 Agenda: http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/wiki/WidgetsParisAgenda 08:13:59 RRSAgent, make log Public 08:14:34 RRSAgent, make minutes 08:14:34 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 08:15:02 Meeting: Widgets F2F Meeting 08:15:53 Present: Art, Claudio, Ivan, Mohammed, Rainer, David, Arve, Marcos, Benoit 08:18:33 Zakim, call Mike 08:18:33 sorry, MikeSmith, I don't know what conference this is 08:18:49 zakim, this will be widgets 08:18:49 ok, ArtB; I see IA_WebApps(Widgets F2F)3:30AM scheduled to start in 12 minutes 08:19:44 IA_WebApps(Widgets F2F)3:30AM has now started 08:19:52 + +68028aaaa 08:20:22 + +45.29.aabb 08:24:23 arve has joined #wam 08:24:26 zakim, who? 08:24:26 I don't understand your question, ArtB. 08:24:37 zakim, who 08:24:37 I don't understand 'who', ArtB 08:24:40 zakim, who is here 08:24:40 arve, you need to end that query with '?' 08:24:43 zakim, who is here? 08:24:43 On the phone I see +68028aaaa, +45.29.aabb 08:24:44 On IRC I see arve, RRSAgent, Marcos, Zakim, ArtB, MikeSmith, heycam, chaals, shepazu, trackbot, timeless, timelyx 08:24:46 zaki, who is here? 08:24:56 zakim, who is here? 08:24:56 On the phone I see +68028aaaa, +45.29.aabb 08:24:57 On IRC I see arve, RRSAgent, Marcos, Zakim, ArtB, MikeSmith, heycam, chaals, shepazu, trackbot, timeless, timelyx 08:25:02 Zakim, call Mike 08:25:02 ok, MikeSmith; the call is being made 08:25:03 +Mike 08:25:20 Present +Mike 08:25:28 Topic: Agenda Review 08:25:34 AB: last day 08:25:38 Mohammed has joined #wam 08:26:00 ... and 13:30 Scott Wilson some other Widget implementors will join us for for an hour or two 08:26:13 ... Topics remaining: 08:26:16 +Doug_Schepers 08:26:19 ... 1. A&E spec 08:26:38 Present+ Doug 08:26:43 timelE61i has joined #wam 08:26:54 Present +Josh 08:27:11 ... 2. AOB 08:27:34 +Josh_Soref 08:27:34 AB: from my perspective, we are done with P&C for this meeting 08:27:44 ... is that consistent with everyone else? 08:28:24 [ No additional P&C topics suggested ] 08:28:45 AB: I presume no more DigSig discussions, right? 08:28:58 claudio has joined #wam 08:28:59 drogersuk has joined #wam 08:29:03 MC: no, done with DigSig 08:29:13 ivandm has joined #wam 08:31:06 [ Short discussion about when people need to leave today to catch their planes ... ] 08:31:08 drogers has joined #wam 08:31:37 claudio has joined #wam 08:31:41 Marcos has joined #wam 08:32:06 AB: we will plan to complete WG discussions by 13:30 08:33:23 drogersuk has joined #wam 08:34:12 Topic: Widget API Set/GetPreferences vs. HTML5 Key/Value Pairs Storage 08:34:39 AB: head of the thread: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps/2009JanMar/0290.html 08:35:04 AB: where do we stand on this Marcos? 08:35:13 - +68028aaaa 08:36:04 Arve: I do not support removing preferences interface 08:36:06 + +68028aacc 08:36:13 MC: want to keep preferences API 08:36:34 ... but say storage is guaranteed 08:36:47 ... I don't want to explicitly say HTML5 storage is mandatory 08:37:05 ... Also don't want to replicate HTML5's storage API 08:37:19 ... It still may change 08:37:48 ... We also now have a element that can be used 08:38:11 CV: please elaborate on the concern about read-only prefs 08:38:18 MC: we want read-only prefs 08:38:37 CV: what is the rationale for read-only? 08:38:48 MC: they can be read-only or modifiable 08:39:13 ... that is, it will be possible to explicitly identify a specific pref to be read-only (non-mutable) 08:39:48 ... We expect some prefs e.g. a key to not be modifiable 08:40:14 Ivan: we have getPrefs + setPrefs but you also want the prefs array 08:40:21 ... is that too much flexibility? 08:40:36 MC: no, I think this flexibility is good 08:40:45 ... want an object that can be iterated over 08:41:02 ... but can also explicitly set and get via methods 08:41:23 Arve: but if it looks like an array and talks like an array ... 08:41:42 MC: it's like a hash map 08:42:11 Arve: don't understand why I can't set/get the collection 08:42:21 ... e.g. to bulk add keys 08:43:32 MC: let me try to clarify my proposal 08:44:26 RRSAgent, make minutes 08:44:26 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 08:45:17 AB: preferences definition: http://dev.w3.org/2006/waf/widgets-api/#the-preferences-attribute 08:45:55 [ Marcos sketches the API for preferences; this will be pasted into IRC ... ] 08:48:16 interface preferences{ 08:48:16 void setPreference(); 08:48:16 string getPreference (); 08:48:17 array keys; 08:48:17 void clear(); 08:48:17 void size; 08:48:18 } 08:48:41 Ivan: how is delete done? 08:48:46 MC: set it to null 08:49:04 void size doesn't make sense 08:49:06 Ivan: this could create a collision problem 08:49:17 in contrast, HTML5 storage: 08:49:18 interface Storage { 08:49:18 readonly attribute unsigned long length; 08:49:18 [IndexGetter] DOMString key(in unsigned long index); 08:49:18 [NameGetter] DOMString getItem(in DOMString key); 08:49:18 [NameSetter] void setItem(in DOMString key, in DOMString data); 08:49:20 [NameDeleter] void removeItem(in DOMString key); 08:49:22 void clear(); 08:49:24 }; 08:51:07 zakim, who is here? 08:51:07 On the phone I see +45.29.aabb, Mike, Doug_Schepers, Josh_Soref, +68028aacc 08:51:09 On IRC I see drogersuk, Marcos, claudio, ivandm, timelE61i, arve, RRSAgent, Zakim, ArtB, MikeSmith, heycam, chaals, shepazu, trackbot, timeless, timelyx 08:51:22 if (!localStorage.pageLoadCount) 08:51:22 localStorage.pageLoadCount = 0; 08:51:22 localStorage.pageLoadCount = parseInt(localStorage.pageLoadCount, 10) + 1; 08:51:22 document.getElementById('count').textContent = localStorage.pageLoadCount; 08:51:43 preferences["catnip"] = "delicious for cats"; 08:52:11 MC: oh, I see ... 08:53:14 AB: so what does this mean MC? 08:53:44 MC: well, my strawman isn't right; I'll need to look at what Arve posted 08:54:04 Arve: this is from the Storage interface 08:57:17 [ Marcos creates proposal #2; he will paste this into IRC momentarily ... ] 08:58:15 AB: so are we then building a dependency on HTML5? 08:58:23 interface Preferences { 08:58:24 readonly attribute unsigned long length; 08:58:24 [IndexGetter] DOMString key(in unsigned long index); 08:58:24 [NameGetter] DOMString getItem(in DOMString key); 08:58:24 [NameSetter] void setItem(in DOMString key, in DOMString data); 08:58:25 [NameDeleter] void removeItem(in DOMString key); 08:58:26 preferences["cats"] = "dogs" 08:58:27 void clear(); 08:58:28 }; 08:58:33 MC: no, not really because we are changing the name of the interface 08:58:48 AB: any comments on this proposal? 08:59:10 Arve: this is a starting point 08:59:24 ... prolly don't want to continue to design this API during this meeting 08:59:48 ... what about read-only 08:59:56 ... needs the stuff from the manifest 09:00:34 MC: could have a revert method 09:00:41 Arve: or restore 09:01:30 MC: we aren't putting a depedency on HTML5 09:01:50 ... but we are leaching its Storage interface, renaming it and adding some new methods 09:02:13 ... We may also want to change the name of the getters and setters 09:02:17 getItem and setItem are generally magically in dom impls 09:02:22 so changing their names is painful 09:02:24 Arve: not sure we want to change get/set names 09:03:04 so, idl won't let us take an existing interface and say 'for this method, additional exceptions will happen: ...'? 09:03:50 Arve: I will create a new proposal for this 09:03:53 if you were only going to change the name of the bound thing, i'd have hoped you didn't need to give it a new name, and simply say: interface Widget { ... HTML5::Storage preferences; ... } 09:04:30 ... by that I mean I will update the spec to match what we agree 09:04:36 timeless: I don't want that dependency 09:04:48 timeless: same here 09:05:00 We are assuming and SVG only widget engine 09:05:05 for instance 09:05:07 and the objects stored within are not, like html5, domstrings, but Preference objects 09:06:08 AB: any other feedback for MC or Arve on this? 09:07:26 annevk has joined #wam 09:07:57 Ivan: this looks like the right direction; I'm not so concerned about the specifics 09:08:55 ACTION: Marcos work with Arve to update the preferences API to reflect discussions on 26-Feb-2009 09:08:55 Created ACTION-313 - Work with Arve to update the preferences API to reflect discussions on 26-Feb-2009 [on Marcos Caceres - due 2009-03-05]. 09:09:34 Ivan: David, what is BONDI defining for storage? 09:09:43 DR: I'm not sure 09:10:01 -Josh_Soref 09:10:01 RH: using key/value storage and File I/O 09:10:21 +Josh_Soref 09:10:55 AB: agenda for A&E http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/wiki/WidgetsParisAgenda#API_and_Events_spec 09:14:00 yes 09:14:05 still here, but muted 09:14:28 MikeSmith: is annevk staying with you? 09:14:45 Marcos, yeah 09:15:15 Topic: A&E Red Block Issues 09:15:28 AB: do we still have a HTML5 depedency issue? 09:15:31 MC: no 09:17:04 Topic: BONDI and Widget Specs 09:17:12 ScribeNick: claudio 09:17:19 I'm here 09:18:16 DR: has sent information to the list about BONDI candidate release 1.0.2 09:18:20 DR: 09:18:58 DR: OMTP intention is bringing APIs into W3C 09:19:29 DR: just want to understand whether to target existing W3C groups or new ones 09:20:34 AB: good overview, referencing W3C specs actually means targeting working drafts 09:21:10 tlr has joined #wam 09:21:24 tlr, can you call in for a bit please? 09:21:49 errm, I don't even know what's on the agenda right now? 09:21:53 AB: BONDI may begin to implements w3c specs which are in working draft status 09:22:38 zakim, call thomas-781 09:22:38 ok, tlr; the call is being made 09:22:40 +Thomas 09:22:43 Doug:It is not really a novelty 09:22:49 zakim, I am thomas 09:22:49 ok, tlr, I now associate you with Thomas 09:22:51 zakim, mute me 09:22:51 Thomas should now be muted 09:23:05 I'm logging. Sorry, nothing found for 'who is on the phone' 09:23:05 Present+ Thomas 09:23:11 Doug: it is more about what constraints they are going to bring to those 09:23:50 DR: we say we reference W3C there's any intention to diverge or fork 09:24:01 zakim, who is here? 09:24:01 On the phone I see +45.29.aabb, Mike, Doug_Schepers, +68028aacc, Josh_Soref, Thomas (muted) 09:24:03 On IRC I see tlr, annevk, drogersuk, Marcos, claudio, ivandm, timelE61i, arve, RRSAgent, Zakim, ArtB, MikeSmith, heycam, chaals, shepazu, trackbot, timeless, timelyx 09:24:34 MC: risk of forking is very high 09:25:41 DR: We'll make all the efforts to avoid it either in referencing or when we'll be extending those 09:26:32 AS-0050 Support SHALL be provided for remotely-initiated Widget Resource de-installation 09:26:43 AB: providing initial inputs and anticipating results may not work 09:26:58 q+ 09:27:23 q+ 09:27:56 DR: we want to of course to influence but don't whant to create inconsistecies or break any process 09:27:59 s/AB: providing/Arve: providing/ 09:28:37 AB: can you adjust the process to address this concerns? 09:28:37 AS-0160 The system SHALL by default inhibit automated update of widget resources over PLMN when in roaming mode 09:29:17 DR: we want to prevent fragmentations not create new ones anyhow 09:29:54 zakim, unmute me 09:29:54 Thomas should no longer be muted 09:29:58 ack tlr 09:30:13 ack thomas 09:30:26 AB: reducing fragmentation is good but the current situation would lead to increase rather then reduce it 09:31:21 TR: so you would track changes created in BONDI to W3C? 09:31:58 DR: DR we are referencing p&c not cut and pasting pieces of that 09:33:14 Doug: what if a working draft changes critical apsects of already implemented previous working draft? 09:34:05 +q to about test suite 09:34:31 DR: we don't want to break any spec with our extensions 09:35:39 DR:it is more a natural evolution addressing market needs 09:36:27 ack shepazu 09:36:47 Doug: Will OMTP take responsibility of maintain consistency? 09:36:57 DR: yes 09:37:05 - +68028aacc 09:37:30 Doug: We don't want to create frustration in the market 09:37:43 q+ 09:37:57 MC: the risk is that vendors won't claim conformance 09:38:07 Benoit has joined #wam 09:38:47 MC: different implementation and frustrations lead to fragmentation 09:39:00 I did! :) 09:39:17 MC: developers would find incompatible interfaces and so on 09:39:21 MC: 09:39:58 MC: Opera has business requirements too here 09:40:17 q+ 09:40:30 MC: you might consider the way around come to W3C and help us speed up things from inside 09:41:16 DR: many of us are members of OMTP and have already deployed widgets 09:41:38 DR: isn't it fragmentation? 09:42:30 art, can I speak, pleasE? 09:42:53 AB: OMTP is committing resource in a spec to which non OMTP members don't have any visibility 09:44:31 TR: the mainstream discussion should be inside this WG 09:45:18 TR: we should start thinking a serious strategies against fragmentation 09:45:48 tlr: the packaging spec defines all conformance checker behavior 09:46:06 s/AB: OMTP is/Arve: OMTP is/ 09:46:06 TR: put additional effort in test suites, validators 09:46:06 s/tlr:/tlr, 09:47:03 DR: it seems to me that there is too much suspicion in the air 09:47:27 DR: we do leave things open to public feedback 09:47:32 abraun has joined #wam 09:48:02 DR: we are already putting resources here and we'd put more on validators if needed 09:48:17 q+ to ask for clarification 09:48:22 -q 09:49:12 Doug: validator should help transforming docs to more conformant ones 09:50:08 Doug: if there is a clear strategy I'm not concerned implementations are always valuable 09:50:41 mdadas has joined #wam 09:51:07 AB: spec extension have to be supported although inconsistent to original specs 09:51:59 +q to the ultimate solution 09:52:25 -Josh_Soref 09:52:25 Claudio: what about w3c and OASIS liason it seems to work well 09:52:32 CV: can we leverage any experiences from W3C + OASIS liaison that could be applicable in this case? 09:52:45 +Josh_Soref 09:52:55 TR: there's an overhead in admin in this kind of liason 09:53:33 TR: here is different, we don't want work that modify the widget spec defined in this group 09:54:05 q+ 09:54:49 AB: want to mention that within two weeks BONDI is going to implement specs 09:55:09 AB: they will take W3C spec as they are 09:55:20 that is extremely useful information 09:56:04 TR: patent policy doesn't cover things which are not reccomendation 09:56:35 TR: patent policy and process are not separable 09:57:37 TR: if it is very valuable for everybody you can make it but 09:58:50 Doug: this might lead to to patent related issues we should consider 09:59:10 TR: going out of the process is dangerous 09:59:27 Members make an RF commitment on joining the group however 09:59:39 TR: it might not help the ecosystem at all at the end 10:00:43 DR: OMTP will continue to reference spec as they evolve to final release to reduce fragmentation 10:00:49 drogers: OMTP will reference specifications as they evolve, all the way to REC 10:01:06 DR: will continue to commit resources here to ensure it 10:01:36 drogersuk, if the discussions that are within the scope of this group are happening here, then there was a misperception earlier. 10:02:27 DR: we'll keep our indipendent status 10:03:17 MC: two or three OMTP editors should come and help going on with the spec 10:03:18 s/dip/dep/ 10:03:37 q+ 10:04:22 TR: when do we get editor names? 10:04:43 ACTION: Rogers create a proposal for OMTP members to supply Editor(s) for the Widgets specs 10:04:43 Created ACTION-314 - Create a proposal for OMTP members to supply Editor(s) for the Widgets specs [on David Rogers - due 2009-03-05]. 10:05:04 DR: I will strongly reccommend it to OMTP and come back to you with an answer soon 10:05:26 DR: to clarify that we don't want to diverge 10:06:19 MC: Mark Priestlu was great but we need somebody else 10:06:44 s/Priestlu/Priestley 10:07:19 DR: OMTP will continue providing resources to this meeting and do its best for prevent forking 10:07:57 DR: forking is going off and never come back 10:08:16 AB: but you create a divergence point anyhow 10:08:47 (Opera's widgets implementation uses a different media type) 10:08:54 (so it's vastly different) 10:09:03 Doug: looking forward to hear about evolution strategies and resources form OMTP 10:09:29 -Doug_Schepers 10:15:11 Zakim, drop Mike 10:15:11 Mike is being disconnected 10:15:13 -Mike 10:31:40 ScribeNick: ArtB 10:31:50 RRSAgent, make minutes 10:31:50 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 10:36:16 Marcos has joined #wam 10:36:30 Topic: Widget URI Scheme 10:36:42 AB: what did BONDI do about this issue? 10:37:10 DR: we are going to take WebApps' lead 10:37:19 AB: what will you tell your implementors next week? 10:37:29 MC: I couldn't find anything in the BONDI specs 10:37:38 ... file: has holes 10:38:39 Arve: think we need to take a few steps back 10:39:10 ... need a URI resolution mechanism 10:39:30 DR: the TAG didn't respond to MC's last email right? 10:39:52 MC: tag URI scheme has some pros and cons 10:40:26 ... see http://www.w3.org/2008/webapps/wiki/WidgetURIScheme#tag:_URI_scheme 10:40:59 ... doesn't meet all of our reqs 10:41:19 MC: to create a new URI scheme is objectionable by the TAG 10:42:20 q+ 10:42:25 queue= 10:42:34 q- 10:42:45 Arve: for: every scheme we have investigated has had at least one prob 10:43:40 ... i.e. no existing scheme meets all of our reqs 10:45:45 MC: I've asked the package API mail list "what do we need to do to make the tag: URI scheme compatible with IRIs?" 10:46:06 Arve: what do we need to do here? 10:46:23 q+ 10:47:02 ... why should we shoe-horn our requirements into some existing scheme? 10:47:26 ... that effectivley results in us creating a new spec that is subset of an existing spec (RFC) 10:47:29 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pkg-uri-scheme/2009Jan/0000.html 10:47:42 ... We have defined our design goals 10:47:59 ^^ me asking what we need to do 10:48:24 TR: what happened with the manifest discussion yesterday? 10:48:41 MC: we agreed to create a new spec for it but it may not be part of the Widgets spec suite 10:49:37 ... minutes: http://www.w3.org/2009/02/25-wam-minutes.html 10:49:46 TR: what is the status and roadmap? 10:49:52 MC: see the minutes 10:50:31 TR: what about http URI scheme? 10:50:53 MC: we have several problems with that e.g. Origin may not make sense 10:51:18 TR: having a manifest may add a layer of indirection that could help 10:51:34 MC: doesn't solve the DOM node resolution prob 10:51:35 10:51:35 10:51:35 10:51:35 10:53:34 TR: I suggest looking at the manifest as a level of indirection that may help 10:54:30 Josh: MHTML has a sec vulnerability that is not solvable 10:54:40 ... serviing from http: is not OK 10:55:41 s/serviing/serving/ 10:55:56 Josh: certs for SSL are not the same as code signing certs for widgets 10:56:29 TR: is your concern Josh about cross-origin or in orgin pollution? 10:56:43 Josh: I'm concerned about both 10:57:27 ... are there any signed widgets in the wild today? 10:57:35 ... how long will a cert last? 10:57:52 MC: Konfab signs certs but I don't know how long they last 10:58:42 q+++ 10:58:54 q- 10:58:57 queue= 10:59:32 arve is right here 10:59:33 arve: as mc said, lets not talk about sigs right now 10:59:44 the question is whether the indirection approach *can* work 10:59:56 arve: we will return to that, lets just deal with URI resolution in the packaging spec 11:00:05 MHTML: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2557 11:00:12 scribenick: marcos 11:00:28 scribenick: Marcos 11:00:33 ArtB has joined #wam 11:00:59 RRSAgent, make minutes 11:00:59 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 11:02:06 ScribeNick: ArtB 11:02:24 MC: what design do you recommend Thomas? 11:02:55 TR: may have deviate from classical definition of Origin 11:03:14 ... realize this doesn't make the problem easier 11:03:17 MC: yes, agree 11:03:35 ... it's the tiny issues that are creating problems with us 11:03:57 TR: problem seems to be same origin policy 11:04:18 ... may be able to use synthetic origins for files taken out of the package 11:04:33 ... I can send a strawman to the list 11:04:47 ... I suspect you will have the same probs no matter what scheme you use 11:05:01 Arve: I don't think origin is relevant here 11:05:07 MC: agree 11:05:26 Arve: don't want to bind the resources in the package to something on disc 11:06:06 TR: I understand you do not want an http server in the WUA 11:06:45 MoZ has joined #wam 11:06:48 MC: we want something like file: but not broken and evil 11:07:08 TR: must distinguish between identity and retrieval 11:07:55 ... you may not a new URI scheme but a way to determine base URI for starting resource 11:08:16 ... and a definition of what happens to base uri if you deref something from the package 11:09:08 TR: if you assume base uri is a randon uri created for the running widget and the path begins with / 11:09:38 [ missed TR's further statement ... ] 11:10:04 ACTION: Thomas submit your proposed model re URI scheme to the mail list 11:10:04 Created ACTION-315 - Submit your proposed model re URI scheme to the mail list [on Thomas Roessler - due 2009-03-05]. 11:10:34 TR: think about how to synthesize base URIs and how to resolve them 11:10:56 MC: tag uri does indeed address the synthesis issue 11:11:17 ... and our widget scheme defines the resolution part 11:11:58 TR: is it a req that an existing web app can be put in a package and it just works? 11:12:17 Arve: we think there is a different security model for widgets 11:12:33 ... in some cases the security model must be stronger 11:14:08 -Thomas 11:14:11 TR: I will write up my thoughts now and submit them to the list 11:14:45 MC: I think this is a massive problem and was surprised BONDI has not done anything to address it 11:15:18 ... we've spent two years on this 11:15:31 DR: we should escalate this issue then 11:15:56 Arve: BONDI File I/O api must address this 11:16:20 DR: so what do we need to do to resolve this in a timely manner? 11:16:32 MC: Josh would be the most ideal person to take this 11:16:49 ... Josh - can you take this problem and make a proposal? 11:16:56 ... I don't have the time to take this 11:17:14 ... I think you Josh has the proper background to tackle this issue 11:18:12 Josh: I don't think I can make a time commitment right now 11:18:22 ... Do you want a requirements list? 11:18:26 MC: yes 11:19:10 ACTION: Barstow send Josh the relevant pointers to facilitate his creating requirements for URI scheme 11:19:10 Created ACTION-316 - Send Josh the relevant pointers to facilitate his creating requirements for URI scheme [on Arthur Barstow - due 2009-03-05]. 11:19:23 AB: who from BONDI can help? 11:19:39 DR: I'll take this back to OMTP 11:20:35 ACTION: Rogers determine a contact in BONDI that can help the WG work on a solution to the widget scheme 11:20:36 Created ACTION-317 - Determine a contact in BONDI that can help the WG work on a solution to the widget scheme [on David Rogers - due 2009-03-05]. 11:21:21 MC: the TAG has responded to all of our emails and created a new mail list for related discussions 11:21:33 marcos, what's that mailing list? 11:21:49 ... However, I'm not sure we have clearly documented our related requirements well enough to make our case to the TAG 11:22:33 AB: package list is: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pkg-uri-scheme/ 11:23:40 http://dev.w3.org/2006/waf/widgets-reqs/#r6.-addressing-scheme http://dev.w3.org/2006/waf/widgets-reqs/#r37.-resolve-addressing-scheme-to-uri-scheme 11:23:46 Timeless see ^^ 11:24:00 RRSAgent, make minutes 11:24:00 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 11:24:15 -Josh_Soref 11:24:26 ugh 11:24:37 R37 specifies a solution, not a requirement 11:29:46 arve has joined #wam 11:56:31 timelE61i has joined #wam 12:08:55 +Josh_Soref 12:15:30 zakim, call thomas-781 12:15:30 ok, tlr; the call is being made 12:15:31 +Thomas 12:20:05 - +45.29.aabb 12:28:55 Marcos has joined #wam 12:29:21 ArtB has joined #wam 12:29:30 RRSAgent, make minutes 12:29:30 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 12:29:53 Topic: Schedules 12:29:59 AB: P&C spec ... 12:30:08 MC: I will try to get a new WD by March 9 12:30:27 AB: will that be a new LC doc? 12:30:33 MC: yes 12:30:55 Arve: what is the expecation re open issue? 12:31:06 MC: I expect all open issues to be addressed 12:31:38 claudio has joined #wam 12:32:23 BS: so what is the theoretical earliest Candidate? 12:32:52 AB: after we repond and resolve all comments from LC #2, we can then set a CR date 12:33:10 AB: any other comments about P&C? 12:33:13 [ None ] 12:33:20 AB: A&E spec ... 12:33:54 Arve: trying to get a new WD published when we publish LC #2 of the P&C 12:34:06 AB: any comments on Arve's proposal? 12:34:15 AB: that's a very good target 12:34:33 ... but what would that mean for the widget scheme 12:34:48 AB: is the widget URI scheme a separate spec? 12:34:51 MC: yes 12:35:10 AB: who is the editor of that spec? 12:35:13 MC: Josh 12:35:20 AB: did he agree to that? 12:35:34 MC: I think yes 12:35:36 Timeless, is that right? 12:35:43 AB: OK, I'll talk to him 12:36:07 MC: I am willing to be the Editor IFF someone provides the input [Hint to Josh] 12:36:34 Arve: I don't want the scheme spec to not be widgets-specific 12:36:59 s/to not/to/ 12:37:08 AB: anything else on the A&E spec? 12:37:46 AB: DigSig spec ... 12:38:43 BS: I recorded LC #1 publication on 16 April 12:39:23 Benoit has joined #wam 12:39:36 AB: we are planning a new WD in March, right? 12:39:41 MC: yes that is my expectation 12:39:55 AB: I will follow-up with FJH 12:40:16 BS: it would be best if it could be published by March 9 12:40:32 AB: is Orange willing to help with some of the editing or test cases? 12:40:50 Mohammed: I will need to get back to you on that 12:41:01 AB: Updates spec ... 12:41:18 AB: we didn't discus this spec during this meeting 12:41:44 AB: is Orange willing to help with the Editing and push that spec forward? 12:42:13 MC: after the P&C spec is published, I will start working on Updates again 12:42:27 AB: are any WG members willing to help with Updates spec? 12:42:30 [ None ] 12:42:42 AB: Window modes specs ... 12:43:23 AB: what is your understanding Marcos, regarding these two specs? 12:43:36 MC: one will define the modes and their behavior 12:43:51 ... Arve and I will co-Edit that one 12:43:55 -Thomas 12:44:03 ... provided we get appropriate management support 12:44:21 zakim, who is on the phone? 12:44:21 On the phone I see Josh_Soref 12:44:27 folks, the meeting room isn't on the phone 12:44:37 otherwise you'd have heard Josh and me go through the URI scheme discussion 12:44:39 MC: regarding the other spec, we need to discuss with CSS WG but I think I and/or Arve will be the Editor 12:45:22 ... that 2nd one is tentatively titled "widget media query extensions" 12:45:54 AB: can we say anything about FPWD for these two specs? 12:46:04 Arve: I think these are both 3-5 pages 12:46:13 YOU ARE NOT ON THE PHONE, JOSH IS. 12:46:17 AB: any volunteers to help with these two specs? 12:46:51 AB: can you say anything about FPWD dates for these two specs? 12:46:54 MC: no, not now 12:47:33 AB: anything else? 12:47:50 BS: we have no pub date for the abstract scheme spec 12:48:00 AB: we have no commitment for an Editor yet 12:48:49 AB: any volunteers to help with the abstract scheme spec? 12:48:54 [ None ] 12:49:23 RRSAgent, make minutes 12:49:23 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 12:50:15 Topic: Guest Presentation 12:50:29 AB: propose we end the meeting now 12:50:34 AB: any objections? 12:50:37 [ None ] 12:51:12 AB: any objections to the discussions by Scott et al being on the public mail list? 12:51:15 [ None ] 12:51:29 AB: Meeting Adjourned 12:51:34 RRSAgent, make minutes 12:51:34 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-minutes.html ArtB 12:52:07 RRSAgent, bye 12:52:07 I see 5 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-actions.rdf : 12:52:07 ACTION: Marcos work with Arve to update the preferences API to reflect discussions on 26-Feb-2009 [1] 12:52:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-irc#T09-08-55 12:52:07 ACTION: Rogers create a proposal for OMTP members to supply Editor(s) for the Widgets specs [2] 12:52:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-irc#T10-04-43 12:52:07 ACTION: Thomas submit your proposed model re URI scheme to the mail list [3] 12:52:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-irc#T11-10-04 12:52:07 ACTION: Barstow send Josh the relevant pointers to facilitate his creating requirements for URI scheme [4] 12:52:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-irc#T11-19-10 12:52:07 ACTION: Rogers determine a contact in BONDI that can help the WG work on a solution to the widget scheme [5] 12:52:07 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2009/02/26-wam-irc#T11-20-35