Marcos, WG, On 5/2/07 7:54 AM, "ext Marcos Caceres" <m.caceres@qut.edu.au> wrote: > As an aside, you raise a point that we seem to be continuously > encountering: that is, what exactly is a widget? In technical terms, > the widget specification will probably define a widget as a packaged > collection of files that may include an optional manifest file capable > of being extracted and instantiated on a widget engine. The definition > itself does not speak of functionality/experience afforded by a > widget. I guess widget engine is any software capable of extracting, > processing, and presenting a conforming widget package. We don't > expect our definition of a widget to match a user's experience or > definition of a widget. Could we limit what a Widget it by saying: - A Widget always has a user interface. - The user interface is defined by means of some markup documents that can dynamically be modified by a scripting language. -- I wonder if the TAG has created some prose that is language independent and could be referred to from the definition of what is a Widget. Kind Regards - Guido ----- Guido Grassel, Nokia Research Center, guido.grassel@nokia.comReceived on Sunday, 6 May 2007 16:52:22 GMT
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