- From: Addison Phillips [wM] <aphillips@webmethods.com>
- Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 17:12:51 -0700
- To: <public-i18n-ws@w3.org>
*** Now talking in #i18n. *** Users on #i18n: apphillips avine @Tex *** End of /NAMES list. *** Mode for channel #i18n is "+" *** Channel #i18n was created at Thu Jun 10 16:01:52 2004 *** MJDuerst (duerst@18.29.0.30) has joined channel #i18n <apphillips> invite zakim *** Zakim (rrs-bridgg@18.29.0.30) has joined channel #i18n <apphillips> zakim, this is i18n <Zakim> ok, apphillips; that matches I18N_WSTF()7:00PM <MJDuerst> zakim, this is i18n <Zakim> MJDuerst, this was already I18N_WSTF()7:00PM <Zakim> ok, MJDuerst; that matches I18N_WSTF()7:00PM <apphillips> zakim, who is on? <Zakim> I don't understand your question, apphillips. <apphillips> zakim, who is here? <Zakim> On the phone I see [IBM], [Sun], ??P2 <Zakim> On IRC I see MJDuerst, apphillips, avine, Tex <apphillips> zakim, ??P2 is apphillips <Zakim> +apphillips; got it <MJDuerst> zakim, dial Martin-617 <Zakim> ok, MJDuerst; the call is being made <Zakim> +Martin <apphillips> zakim, [Sun] is avine <Zakim> +avine; got it <Zakim> +Tex <Zakim> +Mike_McKenna <apphillips> AI review: <apphillips> no WSCG reminder <apphillips> (AP) <apphillips> did reorder AI list (A) <apphillips> -- <apphillips> http://www.w3.org/International/ws/ws-i18n-scenarios-edit/ActionItemList.html <apphillips> discussion of a.vine's difficulty mailing addison and addison's faulty memory <apphillips> (4.16.x) <apphillips> AV: to send to list again <apphillips> MD: to do text on IRIs <avine> I have written sections 4.16.1, 4.16.2, 4.16.3, and 4.16.3.1 Martin needs to do 4.16.4 <apphillips> http://www.w3.org/International/ws/ws-i18n-scenarios-edit/Overview.xml#id0x021a6328 <apphillips> AI item 14 <apphillips> show s:actor attribute <apphillips> tex: intro should enumerate things <apphillips> second para needs crafting to link three indep. thoughts. <apphillips> header changes or removal may cause problems in this approach <apphillips> TT: to give it a try tonight, otherwise it is APs <apphillips> --- <apphillips> #13 <apphillips> Visa vs. Carte Bleu <apphillips> MM <apphillips> in progress <apphillips> --- <apphillips> #25 <apphillips> Let's remove the note.(?) <apphillips> Editorial note: FTF 2004-03-29 <apphillips> Also there is a lingering note to mention RFC2277... or make it a reference or something... and heck we can mention 3536 and the CharMod and some other stuff. [Owner Mike] <apphillips> approved. <apphillips> --- <apphillips> Addison has received Andrea's mail <avine> Andrea who? <apphillips> Vine <apphillips> zakim, who is avine? <Zakim> I don't understand your question, apphillips. <apphillips> --- <apphillips> how do you want to finalize? <apphillips> a) our own approval <apphillips> b) last call? <apphillips> will finish and then get a week <apphillips> Target is 24 June for us to approve. <apphillips> comments submitted prior to meeting <apphillips> Note pub process takes about a week +/- <apphillips> --- <apphillips> Transports *** mgm (mgm@128.48.200.144) has joined channel #i18n <apphillips> Need to provide statement about transports: good/bad/ugly <apphillips> Text Texit <Tex> zakim, mute tex <Zakim> Tex should now be muted <apphillips> (discussion) <Tex> zakim, unmute tex <Zakim> Tex should no longer be muted <apphillips> dont rely on the transport? <apphillips> don't use the protocol layer to move locale-ish stuff? <mgm> locale-specific stuff should be sent as part of the payload - esp for ftp <apphillips> if the service needs requesters locale, should you use HTTP A-L to get it? <apphillips> {no}? <mgm> I would say always use SOAP header - HTTP A-L is preferred if using HTTP, but should be redundant with SOAP <apphillips> illustrate the problem. <apphillips> don't need a solution <mgm> locale in HTTP -> passed to ftp (lose locale of envelope). If in SOAP, no info lost <avine> sounds like a "no" <apphillips> AP: owner <apphillips> --- <avine> sure <apphillips> http://www.w3.org/International/ws/ws-i18n-requirements-edit/Overview.html <apphillips> http://www.w3.org/International/ws/ws-i18n-requirements-edit/Overview.xml *** Signoff: avine (Quit: CGI:IRC (EOF)) <apphillips> Requirement: A standard for identifying platform neutral international <apphillips> preferences (that is, locale identifiers). One possible mechanism would be a standard <apphillips> extension to the proposed extension [ID-langtags] of <apphillips> RFC 3066 [RFC3066] that describes international preferences. <apphillips> Some of the items that such an extension would describe might include: <apphillips> Given the evoluation of Web services, it seems likely that such a feature would take the form of a Specification that can be used composably with others in the WS-* stack. *** avine (c0127ff6@18.29.0.99) has joined channel #i18n <avine> what effort are you talking about now? <avine> (I lost the link to IRC) <apphillips> the Charter for the I18N WG <avine> Ah, yes, got it *** mgm has left #i18n <Zakim> -Tex *** Signoff: Tex (Quit: Tex) <apphillips> disaster movie review <Zakim> -avine <Zakim> -Mike_McKenna <Zakim> -[IBM] <Zakim> -apphillips <apphillips> Martin? <Zakim> -Martin *** Signoff: avine (Quit: CGI:IRC (EOF)) <Zakim> I18N_WSTF()7:00PM has ended <Zakim> Attendees were [IBM], apphillips, Martin, avine, Tex, Mike_McKenna Addison P. Phillips Director, Globalization Architecture webMethods | Delivering Global Business Visibility http://www.webMethods.com Chair, W3C Internationalization (I18N) Working Group Chair, W3C-I18N-WG, Web Services Task Force http://www.w3.org/International Internationalization is an architecture. It is not a feature.
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