IRC log of dap on 2013-07-24

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RRSAgent, make logs world
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Zakim, this will be DAP
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ok, trackbot; I see UW_DAP()10:00AM scheduled to start in 22 minutes
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Meeting: Device APIs Working Group Teleconference
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Date: 24 July 2013
13:40:31 [fjh]
Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2013Jul/0043.html
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fjh has changed the topic to: dap 3279; agenda http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2013Jul/0043.html
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Chair: Frederick_Hirsch
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Present+ Frederick_Hirsch
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Regrets+ Anssi_Kostiainen
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Regrets+ Dominique_Hazael-Massieux
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UW_DAP()10:00AM has now started
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+Josh_Soref
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scribe: Josh_Soref
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+[IPcaller]
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zakim, [IPcaller] is me
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+fjh; got it
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clear
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zakim, who is here?
13:58:22 [Zakim]
On the phone I see Josh_Soref, fjh
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On IRC I see RRSAgent, fjh, tobie, trackbot, richt, mounir, Josh_Soref, slightlyoff
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s/clear//
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zakim, who is here?
13:59:12 [Zakim]
On the phone I see Josh_Soref, fjh
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On IRC I see RRSAgent, fjh, tobie, trackbot, richt, mounir, Josh_Soref, slightlyoff
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+ +1.858.651.aaaa
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Zakim, aaaa is gmandyam\
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+gmandyam\; got it
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Zakim, aaaa is gmandyam
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sorry, gmandyam, I do not recognize a party named 'aaaa'
14:02:22 [Josh_Soref]
Zakim, gmandyam\ is really gmandyam
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sorry, Josh_Soref, I do not recognize a party named 'gmandyam\'
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Frederick, Am at work and they are testing the fire alarm. I am going to stay muted for right now. -Giri
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s/Frederick, Am at work and they are testing the fire alarm. I am going to stay muted for right now. -Giri//
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Zakim, who is here?
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On the phone I see Josh_Soref, fjh, gmandyam
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On IRC I see Cathy, gmandyam, Zakim, RRSAgent, fjh, tobie, trackbot, richt, mounir, Josh_Soref, slightlyoff
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+[IPcaller]
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zakim, [IPcaller] is richt
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+richt; got it
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+ +1.781.362.aabb
14:07:06 [Cathy]
zakim, aabb is me
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+Cathy; got it
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RRSAgent, draft minutes
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I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-minutes.html Josh_Soref
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RRSAgent, make logs public
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RRSAgent, draft minutes
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I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-minutes.html Josh_Soref
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Topic: Welcome, agenda review, scribe selection, announcements
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2nd CR of Vibration API published, http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/CR-vibration-20130723/
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31 July teleconference cancelled
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Topic: Minutes approval
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Approve minutes from 10 July 2013
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http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2013Jul/att-0018/minutes-2013-07-10.html
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RESOLUTION: Minutes from 10 July 2013 are approved
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topic: Network Discovery
14:09:24 [fjh]
Editors draft updated to use Promises, http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2013Jul/0036.html
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ISSUE-129 : Simplify Network Service Discovery API ;http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/129
14:09:33 [trackbot]
Notes added to ISSUE-129 Simplify Network Service Discovery API.
14:10:06 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: does promises solve this problem?
14:10:21 [Josh_Soref]
Zakim, mute me
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Josh_Soref should now be muted
14:10:26 [fjh]
ISSUE-29?
14:10:26 [trackbot]
ISSUE-29 -- Should DAP APIs support "API Keys" -- closed
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http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/29
14:10:33 [Josh_Soref]
Cathy: i have some comments on jcd's proposal
14:10:33 [fjh]
ISSUE-129?
14:10:33 [trackbot]
ISSUE-129 -- Simplify Network Service Discovery API -- open
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http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/129
14:10:43 [Josh_Soref]
... apparently he thinks that's not a problem
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... i don't think we've agreed on whether the approach is an improvement ornot
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s/ornot/or not/
14:11:01 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i looked at the issue
14:11:12 [Josh_Soref]
... i don't think it's getNetworkServices()
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... when new services become available
14:11:27 [Josh_Soref]
... getNetworkServices() could return 0 things
14:11:43 [Josh_Soref]
... he's saying you have to do getNetworkServices() and then onServicesAvailable
14:11:48 [Josh_Soref]
... he's asking if that's unnecessary
14:11:53 [Josh_Soref]
... i think that comes down to implementation
14:12:07 [Josh_Soref]
... i think jcd's viewpoint is that you don't need to wait
14:12:19 [Josh_Soref]
... you don't need to get an empty object and wait for the services
14:12:26 [Josh_Soref]
... i think that's oversimplifying the system
14:12:32 [Josh_Soref]
... you could have 0 or more initially
14:12:35 [Josh_Soref]
... things can come and go
14:12:41 [Josh_Soref]
... the api is designed to handle that UC
14:12:51 [Josh_Soref]
... we've removed complexity where we could
14:12:59 [Josh_Soref]
... we've given flexibility to return 0 or 10 up front
14:13:02 [gmandyam]
q+
14:13:04 [Josh_Soref]
... it's slightly different from promises
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... i think it's unavoidable to get an object and listen to stuff
14:13:23 [Josh_Soref]
... we do that off the return from getNetworkServices()
14:13:31 [Josh_Soref]
... listening for the network is behind the user opt in
14:13:36 [Josh_Soref]
... i think it's correct
14:13:38 [Josh_Soref]
... it's flexible
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... i don't think the work of developers is much larger because of that
14:14:00 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: might be useful if you respond to the thread on the list
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ack gmandyam
14:14:13 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: richt, it seems onServiceAvailable
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... will be invoked multiple times, possibly
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... if the empty object is returned
14:14:30 [Josh_Soref]
... my understanding of Promises
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... is that you really can't apply Promises to a handler
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... that's more than a one-time event handler
14:15:09 [Josh_Soref]
... if this is an issue w/ Network Service Discovery
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... how easy is it tto transition?
14:15:29 [Josh_Soref]
richt: getNetworkServices() is designed to be called once
14:15:40 [Josh_Soref]
... on that, you listen to events for services joining/leaving the network
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... events fire against the return object of the success callback
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... to adjust the services you want, you all getNetworkServices() again to get new events for it
14:16:33 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: so, in transitioning to Promises, you aren't getting rid of the event handlers
14:16:46 [Josh_Soref]
richt: the event handlers still exist, they're on the Promise based success object
14:17:31 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: XXX
14:17:37 [Josh_Soref]
richt: YYY
14:17:41 [Josh_Soref]
Cathy: one of the issues
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... when a web app receives a returned object that is empty
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... it could mean different things
14:18:02 [fjh]
fjh: summary - initial return happens once, not always 0 can be 1 or more, then after this initialization, you can get multiple events as services become available or unavailable
14:18:12 [Josh_Soref]
... if the UA returns an empty object, it could be because there are no objects around
14:18:15 [fjh]
s/XXX/thus we should keep the current design and close this issue
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s/YYY/right/
14:18:29 [Josh_Soref]
... but another UA could return an empty object because it hasn't started listening to the network
14:18:54 [Josh_Soref]
... this is about how much we want to control how the UA monitors the network
14:19:11 [Josh_Soref]
richt: we could clarify, but we don't want to force how the UA listens to the network
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... it's out of scope
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... it creates some confusion, but you can interpret it however you want, and it will work
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... from a developer point of view, it doesn't change anything
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... you have the same code to handle services
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Topic: Network Service Discovery - Promises
14:20:39 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: we had agreement from people on the list supporting it
14:20:47 [Josh_Soref]
... once we've resolved these issues, we'd want to publish
14:20:58 [Josh_Soref]
... i don't think we want to go around in circles
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... i know the MC TF did
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richt: it was fairly straightforward
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... a few changes to the WebIDL, and a few changes to the services algorithm
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... it was a bit figuring out how to plug into Promises
14:21:44 [Josh_Soref]
... it was an obvious decision
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... it's a good time to do it
14:22:01 [Josh_Soref]
... if someone wants to make this API in the future, they'd want Promises
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... so it's best for us to do it
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... it removes the inline-callbacks from the getNetworkServices API
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... Promises does allow backwards compat
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... In Opera 12
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... If people add parameters to the call, we can treat them as callbacks
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... I like the backwards compat, it doesn't break what's out there
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... and what's out there is experimental anyway
14:23:21 [Josh_Soref]
... everyone's looking at Promises, it's the way to handle Async calls
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... it needed to be done
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fjh: we should get review from slightlyoff or someone from Promises
14:23:56 [Josh_Soref]
richt: that sounds good
14:24:01 [Josh_Soref]
Josh_Soref: thanks
14:24:25 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: i'll ask TAG
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action: fjh to ask TAG for feedback on promises with Network Discovery
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Created ACTION-644 - Ask TAG for feedback on promises with Network Discovery [on Frederick Hirsch - due 2013-07-31].
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ISSUE-130?
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ISSUE-130 -- Enable variety of protocols (e.g. UPnP, Bonour) with protocol independent developer code -- open
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http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/130
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i/130?/Topic: Network Service Discovery - Issues/
14:25:25 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: this is the layering issue
14:25:31 [Josh_Soref]
... richt and Cathy responded to this
14:25:38 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i sent an email to the list
14:25:44 [Josh_Soref]
... i don't have much more to add
14:25:52 [Josh_Soref]
... i see some issues with what's being requested
14:26:03 [Josh_Soref]
... it's intended as a convenience, but i think it creates confusion
14:26:19 [Josh_Soref]
... it could be simpler if a network service specified a fragment of an identifier
14:26:30 [Josh_Soref]
... but then you have no real idea about what you're getting back
14:26:49 [Josh_Soref]
... when you get something back,you'd have to check the service type
14:27:02 [Josh_Soref]
... my point is that if you're doing this, you should just request the service types up front
14:27:11 [Josh_Soref]
... the api lets you specify one or MORE up front
14:27:27 [Josh_Soref]
... requesting something with a fragment that may or may not match that list is really not useful
14:27:37 [Josh_Soref]
... you need to communicate with returned services
14:27:50 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: jcd is saying he wants to do things dynamically
14:27:59 [Josh_Soref]
Josh_Soref: personally, i agree w/ richt
14:28:12 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: it's hard to do w/o everyone on the call at once
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Cathy: it brings up additional issues
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... even if you know you're looking for a service type
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... a vendor could make something different
14:29:00 [Josh_Soref]
... it might be useful looking for a upnp-print service
14:29:08 [gmandyam]
q+
14:29:11 [Josh_Soref]
... but if you're also looking for hp print service and canon
14:29:20 [Josh_Soref]
... but hp print service might not be what you can handle
14:29:24 [Josh_Soref]
ack gmandyam
14:29:32 [fjh]
ack gmandyman
14:29:55 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: the spec makes UPnP / mDNS discovery work
14:30:06 [Josh_Soref]
... does an IANA registry that's extensible make more sense?
14:30:16 [Josh_Soref]
richt: do you mean section-7?
14:30:33 [fjh]
https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/dap/raw-file/tip/discovery-api/Overview.html#service-discovery
14:30:39 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: if you want to do additional protocols outside UPnP/Bonjour
14:30:47 [Josh_Soref]
... my understanding of IANA registries
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... is that you define a couple types in the W3 spec
14:31:06 [Josh_Soref]
... and you point people to the IANA registry for vendor specific prefixes
14:31:22 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i think the api is quite simple, it's a bootstrap mechanism for services
14:31:31 [Josh_Soref]
... how they're discovered is to guide the implementers
14:31:39 [Josh_Soref]
... but it's designed w/ extensibility in mind
14:31:48 [Josh_Soref]
... at a basic level, you specify a string type
14:31:57 [Josh_Soref]
... and we have a mapping for mDNS/UPnP
14:32:04 [Josh_Soref]
... the UA itself goes off and does something
14:32:10 [Josh_Soref]
... and then you have objects representing stuff
14:32:18 [Josh_Soref]
... then we use XHR from the web platform
14:32:35 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: but how does the extensibility take place in the spec
14:32:48 [Josh_Soref]
... if your intention is to add additional text that's informative
14:33:13 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i'm interested in hearing about other discovery mechanisms
14:33:26 [Josh_Soref]
... when i did my research, these two were a significant portion
14:33:33 [Josh_Soref]
... if there's other stuff that's applicable here,
14:33:35 [fjh]
what is the approach for extensibility for new mechanisms
14:33:39 [Josh_Soref]
... if necessary, we could add it in
14:33:51 [Josh_Soref]
... for proprietary extensibility
14:33:55 [Josh_Soref]
... it relies on the UA
14:34:03 [Josh_Soref]
... i don't see how that would work unless the UA understands
14:34:14 [Josh_Soref]
... if there's anything to talk about, we should bring it up on the list
14:34:27 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: i'll work internally on what our guys are working on
14:34:37 [Josh_Soref]
... we have "AllJoin", a local discovery mechanism
14:35:15 [fjh]
gmandyam, are you able to make a concrete proposal related to extensibility and IANA registration?
14:35:20 [Josh_Soref]
... it doesn't seem to make sense for the spec to have to be modified each time there's a new protocol
14:35:34 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i think it's a good point, that we should have some extensibility
14:35:44 [Josh_Soref]
... i'm trying to manage complexity
14:35:49 [Josh_Soref]
... we have experimental
14:36:00 [Josh_Soref]
... but we don't even have stage 1 - UPnP/Bonjour
14:36:13 [Josh_Soref]
... there's a tradeoff between having extensibility and knowing what it does to the UA
14:36:19 [Josh_Soref]
... and having implementation experience
14:36:42 [Josh_Soref]
... there's a case to be made to implement something and get something rolling before we tackle something more complexity on top
14:36:51 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: i'm wondering if what gmandyam is suggesting
14:36:57 [Josh_Soref]
... is a way forward
14:37:17 [Josh_Soref]
gmandyam: you're right, i need to put a proposal together
14:37:24 [Josh_Soref]
richt: yes, thank you gmandyam
14:38:16 [fjh]
ISSUE-131?
14:38:16 [trackbot]
ISSUE-131 -- Support UPnP device discovery by Device Type? -- open
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http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/131
14:39:12 [Josh_Soref]
Cathy: a device type can encapsulate multiple services
14:39:23 [Josh_Soref]
... the device type would be the thing that an application would look for
14:39:27 [fjh]
detailed summary from Cathy - http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2013Jul/0041.html
14:39:43 [Josh_Soref]
... i was trying to put together the types of changes before my leave
14:40:19 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i should reply on the list
14:40:22 [Josh_Soref]
... i said what i needed on the list
14:40:36 [Josh_Soref]
... i think this comes down to a case of grouping services by device
14:40:44 [Josh_Soref]
... and it doesn't need to be combined w/ searching by device
14:40:49 [Josh_Soref]
... i know what to communicate
14:40:55 [Josh_Soref]
... i know how to speak "render control language"
14:41:12 [Josh_Soref]
... i know how to speak "dv foo"
14:41:20 [Josh_Soref]
... but i don't know how to speak "connection manager language"
14:41:35 [Josh_Soref]
... the compromise is to let services say that they come from the same device
14:41:55 [Josh_Soref]
... imagine you ask for RenderControl and AVTransport
14:42:01 [Josh_Soref]
s/dv foo/AV Transport language
14:42:10 [Josh_Soref]
... and the user is asked to authorize something
14:42:21 [Josh_Soref]
... and the user sees the devices instead of their features
14:42:24 [Josh_Soref]
... i click "TV"
14:42:33 [Josh_Soref]
... that exposes the RenderControl and AVTransport
14:42:48 [Josh_Soref]
... i didn't select based on the returned services, i select based on the provider
14:43:17 [Josh_Soref]
... in the callback, i get the things i asked for (RenderControl and AVTransport) without getting defunct things that i can't understand (ConnectionManager)
14:43:41 [Josh_Soref]
Cathy: if you search for device-types, you reduce the number of messages that go on the network
14:44:08 [Josh_Soref]
richt: i'm not too worried about network traffic as an optimization
14:44:42 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: thanks richt
14:44:53 [fjh]
ISSUE-132?
14:44:53 [trackbot]
ISSUE-132 -- Announce a webapp as a Network Services Discovery -- open
14:44:53 [trackbot]
http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/132
14:46:01 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: richt, i think you were saying it's too complicated
14:46:03 [fjh]
s/thanks richt/thanks rich, the distinction you make is useful/
14:46:12 [Josh_Soref]
richt: we've done experiments
14:46:16 [Josh_Soref]
... it is complicated
14:46:25 [Josh_Soref]
... if you do UPnP, you have to write a service description XML document
14:46:31 [Josh_Soref]
... you have to fully describe the service
14:46:35 [Josh_Soref]
... that's a lot of effort
14:46:57 [Josh_Soref]
... Say i'm a web page, and i'm offline
14:47:09 [Josh_Soref]
... I have audio, and i want to play the game with others on the local network
14:47:18 [Josh_Soref]
... advertising myself on the local network
14:47:23 [Josh_Soref]
... it isn't a crazy UC
14:47:28 [Josh_Soref]
... it's something that would be cool to do
14:47:32 [fjh]
is this a v2 topic?
14:47:37 [Josh_Soref]
... but i don't think i have the bandwidth to do it
14:47:43 [Josh_Soref]
... i'd like to see proposals
14:47:47 [Josh_Soref]
... there's prior art in this area
14:47:52 [Josh_Soref]
... there's stuff from WebInos
14:48:54 [Josh_Soref]
Cathy: i agree this is a v2 or v.next topic
14:49:04 [Josh_Soref]
... a lot of complexity
14:49:10 [Josh_Soref]
... it could be done in parallel
14:49:12 [fjh]
this could be an in depended specification, work on it independently, or v.next, no need to integrate into current specification
14:50:02 [fjh]
proposed RESOLUTION: address ISSUE-132 , announcing web app as network service discovery as separate spec from Network Service Discovery
14:50:11 [Josh_Soref]
Josh_Soref: +1
14:50:19 [Cathy]
+1
14:50:33 [Josh_Soref]
RESOLUTION: address ISSUE-132 , announcing web app as network service discovery as separate spec from Network Service Discovery
14:51:34 [Josh_Soref]
Cathy: i had comments, should i make issues?
14:51:36 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: yes please
14:51:42 [Josh_Soref]
richt: one other thing
14:51:51 [Josh_Soref]
... the network service discovery is quite tied to user opt in
14:52:05 [Josh_Soref]
... there's an opportunity to see if this could integrate with CORS
14:52:15 [fjh]
we should get PING review at some point as well, Privacy Interest group
14:52:18 [Josh_Soref]
... that'd need to be initiated by the device side
14:52:27 [Josh_Soref]
... that could allow less user opt in
14:52:36 [Josh_Soref]
... it would need a lot of changes at the UPnP side
14:52:42 [Josh_Soref]
... that would eliminate the need to opt in
14:52:50 [Josh_Soref]
Josh_Soref: i'm -1 on that sort of
14:53:04 [Josh_Soref]
... i don't want a game to automatically play sound on some other device on my network
14:53:26 [Josh_Soref]
richt: it doesn't have to be CORS, but some way for a UPnP service
14:53:39 [Josh_Soref]
... to say "i'm available to be contacted", so the user doesn't necessarily have to opt into sharing
14:53:50 [Josh_Soref]
... the barrier to implementation is a big one
14:54:02 [Josh_Soref]
... it requires a distinction in Browser Chrome
14:54:11 [Josh_Soref]
... you want to make the web better w/o hurting UX
14:54:33 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: isn't that a different layer in the stack?
14:54:46 [Josh_Soref]
... right now, i use bonjour, select a printer
14:54:57 [Josh_Soref]
... with UPnP, i find a device, i don't need permissions
14:54:59 [Josh_Soref]
Zakim, unmute me
14:54:59 [Zakim]
Josh_Soref should no longer be muted
14:55:30 [fjh]
are we talking about different protocol layers- e.g. network layer versus application layer
14:55:56 [fjh]
josh_soref: need to be careful here, don't want to blast music on device etc
14:56:08 [fjh]
… just because discoverable does not mean appropriate
14:56:35 [fjh]
fjh: currently if I print, bonjour just finds the printers then I select to print. permission through use?
14:56:35 [Josh_Soref]
richt: it's an interesting area to look at
14:56:41 [Josh_Soref]
... there may be compromises to look at
14:56:49 [Josh_Soref]
... there are devices advertising publicly
14:57:01 [Josh_Soref]
... if we could understand the issues in doing that
14:57:23 [Josh_Soref]
... it wouldn't be free for all, there needs to be some mechanism to sort them out
14:57:30 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: certainly need to look at privacy
14:59:12 [Josh_Soref]
Josh_Soref: these things don't scale well between `home` and `office`
14:59:35 [Josh_Soref]
... just because a tv wants to advertise itself in the home doesn't mean it will work correctly when someone buys that cheap tv and installs it in an office
14:59:43 [Josh_Soref]
richt: it's a blue-sky idea
14:59:51 [Josh_Soref]
... the implications are big, and useful
15:00:01 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: Josh_Soref, you'll send a message?
15:00:07 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: we'll want to do a PSIG review
15:00:17 [gmandyam]
Have to go. Thanks. -Giri
15:00:19 [Josh_Soref]
... i could ask them to look at the spec, but they won't understand the technology
15:00:24 [Zakim]
-gmandyam
15:00:28 [Josh_Soref]
... i think it's premature to do that now
15:00:40 [Josh_Soref]
... i'm waiting to see when the spec is ready
15:00:50 [Josh_Soref]
richt: we didn't have too many problems in Opera 12 Labs
15:00:56 [Josh_Soref]
... we didn't do ZeroConf, only UPnP
15:01:01 [Josh_Soref]
... we tweaked this a bit
15:01:09 [Josh_Soref]
... we have some implementation experience
15:01:21 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: so i should share it with them, and let them know it's under development
15:01:26 [Josh_Soref]
richt: that works for me
15:01:38 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: should we publish first or take feedback?
15:01:53 [Josh_Soref]
... they might want someone to walk them PSIG through it on a call
15:02:22 [Josh_Soref]
s/PSIG/PING
15:02:23 [Josh_Soref]
s/PSIG/PING
15:02:44 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: the issues that tend to come up tend to be fairly generic
15:02:49 [Josh_Soref]
... you might get some feedback
15:02:54 [Josh_Soref]
RRSAgent, draft minutes
15:02:54 [RRSAgent]
I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-minutes.html Josh_Soref
15:02:56 [fjh]
action: fjh to share Network Service Discovery editors draft with PING
15:02:56 [trackbot]
Created ACTION-645 - Share Network Service Discovery editors draft with PING [on Frederick Hirsch - due 2013-07-31].
15:03:17 [fjh]
Topic: Action Items
15:03:18 [Josh_Soref]
topic: Action Items
15:03:24 [fjh]
close ACTION-639
15:03:24 [trackbot]
Closed ACTION-639 Send Vibration CR CfC and make transition request once LC disposition complete.
15:03:38 [fjh]
close ACTION-640
15:03:38 [trackbot]
Closed ACTION-640 Respond to Nick and Rigo re privacy concerns in Proximity, Light.
15:04:02 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: i'd like to get feedback on Promises
15:04:07 [Josh_Soref]
... and then i'll start thinking about publication
15:04:33 [Josh_Soref]
topic: Other Business
15:04:45 [Josh_Soref]
fjh: glad richt could make it
15:05:11 [Josh_Soref]
topic: Adjourn
15:05:23 [Josh_Soref]
trackbot, end meeting
15:05:23 [trackbot]
Zakim, list attendees
15:05:23 [Zakim]
As of this point the attendees have been Josh_Soref, fjh, +1.858.651.aaaa, gmandyam\, richt, +1.781.362.aabb, Cathy
15:05:25 [Zakim]
-richt
15:05:27 [Zakim]
-fjh
15:05:27 [Zakim]
-Cathy
15:05:29 [Zakim]
UW_DAP()10:00AM has ended
15:05:29 [Zakim]
Attendees were Josh_Soref, fjh, +1.858.651.aaaa, gmandyam\, richt, +1.781.362.aabb, Cathy
15:05:31 [trackbot]
RRSAgent, please draft minutes
15:05:31 [RRSAgent]
I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-minutes.html trackbot
15:05:32 [trackbot]
RRSAgent, bye
15:05:32 [RRSAgent]
I see 2 open action items saved in http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-actions.rdf :
15:05:32 [RRSAgent]
ACTION: fjh to ask TAG for feedback on promises with Network Discovery [1]
15:05:32 [RRSAgent]
recorded in http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-irc#T14-24-33
15:05:32 [RRSAgent]
ACTION: fjh to share Network Service Discovery editors draft with PING [2]
15:05:32 [RRSAgent]
recorded in http://www.w3.org/2013/07/24-dap-irc#T15-02-56