Re: Comment on R#27 of the 30 May version of Widgets Requirements

Hi Art,
On 6/5/07, Arthur Barstow <art.barstow@nokia.com> wrote:
>
> Marcos, All - regarding R#27 of the 30 May (v1.34) Editor's Draft of
> the Widgets Requirements doc:
>
>    <http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2006/waf/widgets-reqs/Overview.html>
>
> [[
> Widget engines may provide APIs to access system services.
>
> The specification of APIs for systems services is beyond the scope of
> the WAF WG's Widget Specification. However, there are other open
> standards organizations working on such APIs i.e. the W3C's
> Ubuquitious Web Applications Working Group [UWA] and the Open Mobile
> Alliance (OMA) [OMA].
>
> One example of a system service is a device's camera with APIs such
> as Camera.takePicture(), Camera.activate(), Camera.startRecording(),
> etc.
> ]]


Ok, I've rewritten it to read:

[[
A widget engine may provide APIs to access system resources and services.

Examples of device-specific services and resources that could be made
available through script include cameras, SMS, and the address book.
However, this requirement is beyond the scope of the Web Application Format
[Working Group Charter]. There are other working groups working on this
requirements such as Ubiquitous Web Applications Working Group [UWAWG], and
the Open Mobile Alliance [OMA].
]]

Does anyone know exactly which OMA working group is working on this
requirement?

Kind regards,
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