15:10:08 RRSAgent has joined #forms 15:10:08 logging to http://www.w3.org/2010/02/10-forms-irc 15:10:10 RRSAgent, make logs public 15:10:12 Zakim, this will be HTML_Forms 15:10:12 I do not see a conference matching that name scheduled within the next hour, trackbot 15:10:13 Meeting: Forms Working Group Teleconference 15:10:13 Date: 10 February 2010 15:10:37 zakim, this will be Team_(forms) 15:10:37 ok, Steven; I see Team_(forms)15:45Z scheduled to start in 35 minutes 15:34:35 wiecha has joined #forms 15:43:21 Team_(forms)15:45Z has now started 15:43:26 You on for scribing Charlie? 15:43:28 +[IPcaller] 15:43:42 yup, planning on it 15:43:52 Thanks 15:43:52 zakim, [IPcaller] is me 15:43:52 +wiecha; got it 15:43:59 np! 15:44:26 note that the conf code is actually 26633, not 26631 as in agenda 15:44:48 Yep, see Topic 15:44:53 yes, correct there 15:45:05 @Zakim bridge, for code check the IRC channel, likely to be CONF1 (26631) irc channel irc.w3.org #forms@ 15:45:21 So only 'likely to be' 15:45:29 zakim, dial steven-617 15:45:29 ok, Steven; the call is being made 15:45:30 +Steven 15:46:25 klotz has joined #forms 15:46:54 ebruchez has joined #forms 15:47:05 What's Leigh doing in the IRC channel??? 15:47:12 Chair: Steven 15:47:16 on my phone 15:47:20 Scribe: Charlie 15:47:26 scribenick: Wiecha 15:47:36 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2010Feb/0013 15:47:51 Regrets: John 15:48:02 rrsagent, make minutes 15:48:02 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/02/10-forms-minutes.html Steven 15:48:31 + +1.650.515.aaaa 15:48:45 nick has joined #forms 15:48:49 zakim, +1.650.515.aaaa is ebruchez 15:48:49 +ebruchez; got it 15:48:59 zakim, code? 15:48:59 the conference code is 26633 (tel:+1.617.761.6200 tel:+33.4.89.06.34.99 tel:+44.117.370.6152), nick 15:49:45 +Nick_van_den_Bleeken 15:50:10 zakim, who is here? 15:50:10 On the phone I see Steven, ebruchez, Nick_van_den_Bleeken, wiecha 15:50:11 On IRC I see nick, ebruchez, klotz, wiecha, RRSAgent, Zakim, trackbot, Steven 15:51:48 nick has joined #forms 15:55:05 Topic: Rechartering 15:55:20 Steven: have received review, editorial changes only which I have made 15:55:38 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/2009/charter2010.html 15:55:52 ...timeline updated with more detail 15:56:07 ...necessary to continue VBWG as liaison? thought so, yes 15:56:09 I agree 15:56:26 Steven: otherwise, positive review so mgmt team discussing this afternoon (now) 15:56:32 ...anticipate hearing tomorrow 15:56:44 klotz has joined #forms 15:56:52 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/2009/charter2010.html 15:56:54 ...anticipating favorable review, don't see reasons for objections 15:57:17 ...so we should plan for seeing a call to go out next week, probably Monday 15:57:34 ...gives us just a month before F2F 15:57:40 ...so we can go ahead with that date 15:57:42 +1 15:57:49 Nick: yes 15:58:03 Steven: I will work out locations 15:58:19 I am holding space at IBM in Cambridge as well 15:58:23 though still have to ask for permission to travel 15:58:41 the sooner we know it goes forward the better 15:58:42 Steven: we should start contacting potential new members of the WG, e.g. those active already in using XForms 15:59:58 Charlie: let's plan on using the conf room space at IBM...large room, external windows, etc 16:00:02 Charlie is it on 1 Rogers Street, Cambridge? 16:00:03 Steven: agreed 16:00:06 yes, Rogers st 16:00:32 Steven: potential folks to contact: formfaces 16:00:41 ...ampleSDK 16:00:52 ...yahoo for mobile 16:01:05 Steven: now joining more WGs, e.g. RDFa 16:01:12 ...could ask Micah 16:01:15 can we consider Alain for Invited Expert? 16:01:17 for a name 16:01:21 EMC 16:02:17 I will ask Microsoft and MarkLogic. 16:02:32 Good idea about Alain, Leigh 16:03:24 Kurt Cagle 16:04:09 and Dan McCreary 16:04:10 Kurt Cagle 16:04:18 Yes Leigh 16:04:48 Any other invited expert? 16:05:49 Topic: News items 16:05:56 Steven: have updated home page with a bunch of news items 16:06:05 What about Mark Birbeck's status? member or expert? 16:06:15 expert 16:06:49 Topic: Tests that need work 16:07:05 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2010Feb/0009.html 16:07:39 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/Test/XForms1.1/Edition1/Chapt10/10.8/10.8.e.xhtml 16:08:24 has some incorrect markup for event handlers and is missing an instance which is required 16:09:09 Steven: instance shouldn't actually be required due to lazy authoring 16:09:37 Steven: all ok with proposed changes? 16:10:15 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/Test/XForms1.1/Edition1/Chapt10/10.8/10.8.f.xhtml 16:10:55 I can take both of these 16:11:34 ACTION: wiecha to fix tests 10.8.e and f as per discussion in emails 16:11:34 Created ACTION-605 - Fix tests 10.8.e and f as per discussion in emails [on Charles Wiecha - due 2010-02-17]. 16:12:09 Topic: Load/Unload events in XForms 16:12:14 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2010Feb/0007.html 16:12:36 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2010Feb/0007.html 16:13:01 Erik: given evolution of events in DOM, e.g. focusin and out and activate being deprecated 16:13:15 perhaps load and unload would make sense for us to use them? 16:13:19 HTML authors are used to load 16:13:33 in XForms we tend to use model-construct-done and ready 16:13:44 using load would benefit from familiarity and would be short 16:14:20 Erik: John commented on the list that this could be used to better describe our lifecycle with the containing document 16:14:32 ...load could be trigger to init our own stuff 16:14:54 Steven: you get load in two or three cases...document as a whole, then images 16:15:23 ...detailed questions on page lifecycle...when is everything ready? just done with parsing? 16:15:32 ...is this as useful as xforms-ready? 16:15:41 ...need all constraints etc to be updated 16:15:47 Erik: it's pretty late 16:15:57 Nick: in HTML load is sent after js has been run 16:16:13 Steven: but not all images are in place 16:16:48 Charlie: forms authors would still need to wait for our events to begin 16:17:59 Erik: load might be used instead of xforms-ready 16:18:49 Steven: xforms would normally start initting the engine after load occurs 16:19:31 Erik: implementors might have some freedom to start initializing earlier than load 16:19:36 klotz has joined #forms 16:23:16 Erik: if we want to use load, we would say xforms impls would redispatch the same named load event on the model to signal xforms readiness 16:23:36 ...any timing issues in terms of engine startup could be managed in between the document load and redispatched load 16:23:45 Nick: this would probably replace model-construct-done 16:24:02 Erik: no, that's earlier than ready 16:24:33 ...UI tree is initted before eady 16:24:36 s/eady/ready 16:25:01 Nick: normally, "load" implies everything is ready so would come not before the model is ready 16:25:11 Erik: right, should come after 16:26:40 Charlie: could be confusing if you listen for the wrong "load" event 16:26:47 Erik: would perhaps depend on an impl 16:28:06 ...xforms-model-construct-done is useful since lots of function is ready then, even if controls aren't present 16:28:20 ...but needs a better (shorter) name 16:28:21 perhaps load belongs to html...js vs "native" as xforms ua might encounter it at different times or not at all 16:29:01 Erik: "load" would be closer to xforms-ready not model-construct-done 16:29:50 Erik: we use model-construct-done in almost every form 16:29:52 Nick: us too 16:30:19 Erik: since we can do lots of work without triggering updates to controls which aren't needed until after all the init is done 16:31:01 nick has joined #forms 16:33:27 Erik: we have an action that runs synchronously to block until a set of async submissions complete, so we can block the UI construction until we're ready to go ahead 16:34:00 ...not clear that load/unload is easily included 16:34:16 ...perhaps we should tee up another topic on model-construct-done 16:36:39 Charlie: perhaps we can look more closely at the startup lifecycle and see if we could support this action pattern more as a first-class part of xforms 16:36:48 Erik: ok, I'll write up an email on this and we can discuss later 16:37:30 ACTION: Erik to write up example and discussion of model startup with async submissions before UI construction 16:37:30 Created ACTION-606 - Write up example and discussion of model startup with async submissions before UI construction [on Erik Bruchez - due 2010-02-17]. 16:38:04 Topic: Submit and Trigger availability during (multiple) submissions 16:38:26 http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-forms/2010Jan/0022.html 16:38:46 Steven: original design of submit/trigger was intended to avoid duplicate submissions 16:38:56 ...doesn't fit well into async world, and we could reconsider 16:39:56 Steven: seems to be something that should be declarative 16:40:11 submit is declarative...knows what it's submitting, where to, etc 16:40:27 trigger on the other hand doesn't have that direct knowledge of what's being triggered 16:40:48 people like to style triggers differently depending on state. so css or something should be able to find out 16:40:56 ideal would be declarative way to say a button should be disabled until something happens 16:42:31 submit would be the simpler case, but trigger could drop down and do multiple submissions, e.g. by data-driven construction of a URL 16:42:39 which would be in principle valid at any time 16:44:07 not just disabled, but different, either via css or switch. "search" button changes to swirly gif thing. 16:44:11 could use SNB on trigger to control availability 16:44:32 so the author can control whether the button becomes disabled or not 16:46:09 zakim, who is noisy? 16:46:16 that's the Cylon mode 16:46:28 zakim, mute me. 16:49:01 nick has joined #forms 16:49:18 Charlie: let's discuss again at the F2F whether Submit vs. Trigger could capture the simple vs. more general multiple-submission case 16:49:50 Topic: JSON initialization of instance data 16:50:15 did you see the example I sent from xsltforms json? 16:54:09 http://www.agencexml.com/jsoncallback/wikipediasearch.xml 16:56:51 as near as I can tell, the xforms document author does not have to write a callback method as in some previous proposals we have discussed. 16:59:28 Steven: reports that the team has approved the charter for distribution 17:00:03 Woohoo! 17:00:06 charter is findable by search engines "xforms charter 2010" 17:00:09 News just came in 17:00:29 Yes Leigh, that is the result of a public WG ;-) 17:00:55 Charlie: reports on progress implementing JSON import/export 17:01:20 zakim, who is on the phone? 17:01:22 ...raises question of whether a single simple parsing policy would be sufficient since if we're targeting external JSON data this will never have mixed content nor attribute values 17:01:38 so perhaps we don't need the full set of "fish" parsing options discussed earlier 17:01:56 What happened to Zakim? 17:02:07 sounds like we need a clear statement of use cases. 17:02:08 will post examples/discussion to the list but there's a simple version of src attributes using script JSON content working now in Ubiquity 17:02:25 Zakim has joined #forms 17:02:31 yup, agree on need to nail down specific use cases 17:02:37 zakim, this is team_(forms) 17:02:37 sorry, Steven, I do not see a conference named 'team_(forms)' in progress or scheduled at this time 17:03:35 Present: Steven, Charlie, Nick, Erik, Leigh 17:03:47 Finished CHarlie? 17:03:50 yes, thx 17:03:54 rrsagent, make minutes 17:03:54 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2010/02/10-forms-minutes.html Steven 17:06:34 klotz has left #forms 19:03:15 Zakim has left #forms 19:29:29 nick has joined #forms