- From: Lee Feigenbaum <lee@thefigtrees.net>
- Date: Mon, 06 Apr 2009 02:58:17 -0400
- To: SPARQL Working Group <public-rdf-dawg@w3.org>
Hi SPARQL WG, Here's what I'd like to cover on Tuesday. In parentheses are the people that I hope will 'present' each one. Please let me know if you can or would rather not. + SPARQLX & RDF serializations of SPARQL (Bijan?) + Cursors (Ivan M or Orri?) + SPARQL/OWL (Bijan?) + Xproc (Lee? needs to be moved from -comments list) + XML Literal results (Lee? needs to be moved from -comments list) + ControlOfDescribeQueries (Kjetil?) + ParameterizedInference (Axel?) Then time permitting this week and going into next week I'd like to cover these query language features: + SurfaceSyntax (in general) + FunctionLIbrary (in general) + FullText + LimitPerResource + BasicFederatedQuery + Constructing containers and collections + ScalarExpressionsInConstruct / ScalarExpressionsInTriplePatterns (note, depending on other WG choices, these may be surface syntax possibilities) By my reckoning (probably not totally accurate), that will leave the following features not yet having been discussed on the mailing list or in a teleconference: + Control of inference + Cost model interface + OneOfGp + Pragmas + TimeoutAndResourceConstraints ...and the following described (to date) on the mailing list only: + AllNamedGraphs + BlankNodeRefs + CompositeDatasets Please note: I do not intend to devote any teleconference time to these features. If you would like the group to spend teleconference time on any of these, please let me know asap! If you are not keen on teleconference time but want the group to strongly consider one or more of these, please make your case on the mailing list as soon as possible. "Speak now or forever hold your peace," so to speak. That puts us at Apr. 14. At that point we plan to present an ordered list of our straw poll results, and to put up a web-based survey for WG members to indicate preference for the group's deliverables. I plan for this survey to be open for 2 weeks, but I'd like everyone to indicate preferences as early as possible. This is because I'd like to devote our teleconference on the 21st to discussing where we stand, trying to influence people, etc. By the end of our teleconference on the 28th, we'll reach consensus on what our deliverables will be (both required and optional priorities). This puts us right on schedule to spend our face-to-face time the week after beginning to dive into the details of some of our deliverables. Comments on this plan welcome. Lee
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