McCool: goes through PRs
... and updates the agenda for today
McCool: might be going to get additional review for security by Siemens
McCool: simpler one above
Elena: better logic flow here
... didn't change any terminology
... note I've removed the section on
"sec-pract-things-directory"
... because that section is empty
McCool: don't see any major issues
here
... we can accept both PR 127 and PR 128
(no objections)
McCool: merges PR 127 and PR 128
Elena: name change
McCool: will add a new issue
McCool: another new issue is merging testing document into the main security guideline
Elena: how to deal with the links?
McCool: can do PRs for edits
... wot-security testing doc should be merged into the
wot-security
... timeline wise, we're getting shorter
... really tomorrow will get an updated draft for the
implementation document
... final documents by next Monday
... discuss at the security call next Monday
... (then goes through TD issues)
McCool: creates an issue for TD as well
McCool: update the references to
"Security and Privacy Guidelines"
... and then goes to the Scripting API issues
McCool: update the references to
"Security and Privacy Guidelines"
... and then Architecture repo
McCool: there is already an issue
above
... and related PR
McCool: goes through the changes
McCool: my inclination is merging
this
... (puts a comment on the PR)
Elena: any links to the wot-security-testing document?
McCool: goes through the
wot-architecture document
... no reference here
Elena: should change the main wot-security document as well
McCool: quickly skimmed and seems ok
Elena: is "consumer" the correct term?
McCool: right now "consumer" is a
client
... but some possibility of a bit different setting
Elena: wondering about "consumer" and "WoT consumer"
McCool: personally think "WoT
consumer" is OK
... but "client" is definitely wrong
... we should list terms we use/borrow from the WoT
Architecture document
Elena: the next term is
... "WoT system"
... which should we use, "WoT system" or "WoT network"?
McCool: "WoT system" should be
better
... and we should define that as a term within the WoT
Architecture document
... btw, "Server" or "Client" is defined
... though we define "Servient"
Elena: ok
... what about "WoT device"?
McCool: we should have "WoT
device"
... we should add definition to "Device" in the WoT context as
well
... technically "Thing" is abstraction
... an object available to WoT servients
... representation of an entity
Elena: ok, I'll double check
... next
... what about "Gateway"?
... in general "Intermediary" would be a safer word
... should not use "Proxy" as a generic term for
"Intermediary"
<McCool> https://www.w3.org/TR/wot-architecture/images/architecture/intermediary.png
Elena: next
... "Instance"
McCool: we have the diagram
here
... (shows Figure 27)
McCool: "Behavior Implementation"
might be a better word
... some confusion on execution context here
... would not use "Thing Instance"
... maybe "Execution environment" or "Behavior
implementation"
... "Thing instance" is not reasonable
... we should change it
... try to find time for review
... e.g., on Thursday
... hopefully not huge changes
Elena: right
McCool: merges Architecture issue 323
Elena: it's confusing
McCool: would be a pretty big
edit
... should check with the security experts again
<inserted> er: will check
Kaz: thanks
McCool: let's create a GitHub issue
for each review feedback
... to be moved to TD, Architecture, etc.
Elena: ok
[adjourned]