W3C

– DRAFT –
WoT-WG - TD-TF - Slot 2

13 March 2025

Attendees

Present
Cristiano_Aguzzi, Daniel_Peintner, Ege_Korkan, Kaz_Ashimura, Kunihiko_Toumura, Michael_Koster, Toamoaki_Mizushima
Regrets
-
Chair
Ege, Koster
Scribe
kaz

Meeting minutes

Agenda

Agenda for today

Ege: binding registry and initial connection
… as well as the minutes review

Minutes

Mar-6

Ege: any remarks?

(none)

approved

Binding registry

Ege: yesterday we started some discussion
… how to proceed with the Registry requirements document?

Registry requirements document (MD)

Ege: need to change the title and the document type when we publish this as a Note
… (refers to an example of Web Codec Registry)
… probably need to check with PLH but should be OK since this is a Note

Kaz: Technically, it's not republishing the existing "WoT Binding Templates Note" but rather publishing a new "WoT Binding Registry Document"
… so don't think it would be problematic
… but registry publication is rather new, so would suggest we consult with PLH to make sure

Ege: (goes through the W3C Process document)

W3C Process Document

Ege: so would confirm everybody is OK with moving the content from the existing/remaining WoT Binding Templates Note to the WoT Binding Registry Document

Daniel: quick question
… the content will be moved but the URL of the old Note will be there. right?
… what would happen with the old URL?

Ege: if needed, we can change the URL
… but if we want to continue to use the "wot-binding-templates" URL for the WoT Binding Registry Document, we need to move the old content to a new repository

Kaz: think it would be less confusing if we should use a new URL, e.g., "wot-binding-registry" for the new WoT Binding Registry Document

Ege: which would be better?

<EgeKorkan> proposal 1: Use the https://w3c.github.io/wot-binding-templates/ URL as the registry, i.e. overwrite the current content with registry

<EgeKorkan> proposal 2: create new repository, e.g. wot-binding-templates-registry, and start fresh in that repository with the registry content. The old document will have a banner directing people to the relevant place

Cristiano: no big preference
… but if we go for the proposal 1 above, what would happen?

Ege: the new content will be included in the index.html under wot-binding-templates

Cristiano: so not describing the Binding Templates itself as we used to be doing

Ege: right

Cristiano: we can reuse this but no big preference then

Ege: there is an Editor's Note about "Future Work"

Cristiano: do we want to keep the content of this old Note?

Ege: binding template mechanism itself is already handled by the WoT Thing Description spec
… and we need to describe how to manage the registry for the WoT Binding Registry Document

Cristiano: slightly concerned about the cost to create a new repo, but not a big concern
… if we're ok with creating a new repo for the Binding Registry Document, I'm OK with putting a banner saying "This Note at wot-binding-templates is obsolete."

Daniel: both solutions might work
… we should make sure the old WoT Binding Templates Note is not maintained
… and guide people to the new place

Ege: in that case, we can put some text on this obsolete WoT Binding Templates Note and lead them to the new Registry Document
… but for today, we don't have a strong preference yet
… so would create a new GitHub Issue for further discussion

Binding Issue 421 - Where should the registry live?

Ege: WoT Binding Template mechanism itself is described by the WoT Thing Description spec

WoT Thing Description ED - 8. Binding Templates

Ege: which repository to put the actual registry information?

Initial Connection

Ege: how to proceed?

proposal

Ege: our proposal is available online as MD above
… should we include the proposal into the WoT Thing Description Editor's Draft now?

Cristiano: is the new tooling ready?

Ege: not yet

Cristiano: what would be the impact of the tooling change then?

Ege: potentially big impacts...

Cristiano: would be better to clarify possible algorithm, etc., first then

Ege: so you mean we should update the index.html itself until the tooling is ready?

Cristiano: right

Ege: tables and diagrams will be changed
… tables are all normative

Daniel: thinking now...
… with this initial connection, we could get much flexibility
… but wondering about the usage from the users' viewpoint
… maybe we can say we just define TD
… and another spec about how to use TD could mention this
… simpler version TD and full version TD

Ege: simplified vs condense/full
… there will be some changes other than this proposal
… (goes through Table 3)

TD ED - Table 3

Daniel: might be going to be too difficult to use the full spec TD around reusable connection

Ege: maybe would be better to add restructure

Kaz: tend to agree with Daniel
… the initial/reusable connection proposal is getting bigger
… so should think about how to put the proposal into the TD spec
… as Daniel also mentioned, might be better to have another separate document about TD connection for this

Ege: don't want to have a separate document...

Kaz: we're not really suggesting we should have a separate document for today
… but would suggest we should think about the document structure a bit more

Ege: (creates a new TD GitHub Issue for this discussion)

TD Issue 2089 - Moving ahead with the initial connection feature

TD Project

TD Project

Issue 2084

Issue 2084 - Better description for EventAffordance subscription and cancellation

Ege: would talk about it next time

AOB

Ege: next week, we'll have informal discussion about Conexxus liaison on Wednesday
… the call will start 30 mins later than usual

[adjourned]

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