Steven Pemberton, CWI (chair)
Philip Fennell, MarkLogic
Leigh Klotz, Xerox (minutes)
Uli Lissé DreamLabs
Kurt Cagle, XML Today
Erik Bruchez, Orbeon [joined late]
Steven Pemberton: Does anybody
object to moving forward?
Leigh Klotz: What about the separate
expression and dialog modules and the schemas?
Steven Pemberton: They'll have to go
along with it.
Leigh Klotz: For status, I think we
should put in a link to the Category:XForms20 so people can comment
on what's not yet written by name.
Steven Pemberton: Fair enough. No
objections, so we'll go forward with with it.
Leigh Klotz: So we won't add any new
content before FPWD.
Resolution 2011-01-11.1: We move forward to publish XForms 2.0 with expression and dialog modules and schemas as FPWD, with a link to Category:XForms20 in the status section.
Steven Pemberton: Dan McCreary has
asked if a high school student who is involved in XML standards
testing could listen in on our calls.
Leigh Klotz: We allow IRC and
WWW-FORMS participation already, and certainly Anne has established
a W3C precedent for involving bright high school students, so I see
no problems.
Steven Pemberton: There may be IP
issues so he can't talk, just listen.
Leigh Klotz: I can't see a bright line
between mailing list participation and IRC participation, but I
understand not talking during the meeting.
Steven Pemberton: OK. As long as
you're comfortable with it.
Leigh Klotz: We should probably ask if
he can make his comments by mail, anyway. And put him on mute in
call in.
Steven Pemberton: OK, I've
replied.
Leigh Klotz: I wonder what this
means. I think this is about pound signs in URLs. I found it hard
to follow and the conclusions were namby-pamby.
Steven Pemberton: Our state is in
instances.
Leigh Klotz: Or functions. So we could
have a function for #! that returns.
Steven Pemberton: So a special default
action that recognizes that event and does something with it.
Leigh Klotz: Yes, some syntactic
sugar.
Steven Pemberton: It sounds
distinctively possible, anyway. Maybe
Leigh Klotz: I'd use something like
this instead of hte long route for query parameters for showing
tabs. Maybe bidirectional.
Steven Pemberton: That sounds like a
magical mapping between the URL stuff and a magic instance. That
would work fine.
Leigh Klotz: I guess I should send a
note about use cases.
ACTION-1855 Leigh Klotz to send out tab use case for #! and bidirectional binding.
Kurt Cagle: How is this different
from switch/case?
Leigh Klotz: This was an example of
using #! with switch/case/@ref via bidirectional binding.
Kurt Cagle: The nice thing about how
#! works.
Kurt Cagle: I may write something
about the FPWD.
Leigh Klotz: We're starting the
publishing process and don't have a date but at least a week or
two. The news is that there's no new content to be added before
FPWD.
Steven Pemberton: Right, we decided to
get something out now.
Leigh Klotz: And include a link to the
current issues in the status.
Erik Bruchez: [joins]