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<wiecha> Scribe: Steven
Charlie: Is a time change of Mondays, a half hour earlier than it now starts, for 30 mins each week
(Europe 4.30-5pm)
Steven: Next Monday is a public holiday in US and Europe
Charlie: Let's start in 2 weeks
time
... depending on Gregory
Jack: Mondays would be great for
me
... or Thursdays
Steven: Not Thursdays for me
Charlie: If Gregory can't make
it, then we'll stick to this time
... on Tuesdays
... but for 30 mins
<wiecha> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xg-app-backplane/2009May/att-0005/finance-app.gif
Charlie: Note that the SVG is
part of the presentation, and not in the page
... we have submitted a paper or two
... including proposing extensions to ODF
<jackjansen> lost call...
Charlie: which means we could add
ODF to the mix
... But I'd like to anticipate how we can use SMIL
additions
... so maybe we can brainstorm here
Jack: Steven and I, and a
colleague, and Dick Bulterman had a brainstorm session
yesterday
... and decided that many of our ideas washed out as a bit
contrived
Steven: Or already available in the other markups
Jack: But there is one class
where SMIL becomes relevant
... when the data is timed data
... data that has a timeline
... So where is the overlap?
... The one we found was in help system that would also
interact with the form
... like a video that talked you through, and the form
updates
... For instance, that the date being out of range, and the
help triggers
Steven: We had an idea that the
help video talks about changing the currency and that the line
items change, and the total, and the graphic too
... and then change it while talking, to show it happening
Jack: The application wouldn't
have to change. The SMIL app can do it event-based
... as long as the video doesn't specifically mention
particulars of the presentation
Charlie: So the SMIL could respond to validation
Steven: Use the <alert> element?
Jack: With current SMIL and
XForms, there is a way to get events between the too, using
setvalue
... SMIL is blissfully unaware of anything outside its
scope
Charlie: What I will do in the coming weeks is think of more function that we can hook up help to
Jack: For the coming two months
or so I hope to be able to put 50% of my time in this
... (optimistically)
... we think that this is important for the future
Charlie: There is enough interesting stuff here to start writing about it
Steven: Next week is a US hol
Jack: and the next is a European
Steven: So next week is Tuesday?
Charlie: Yes, at normal time
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