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- Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 17:32:04 -0000
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minutes from today's call are now available: http://www.w3.org/2002/ws/databinding/6/11/14-databinding-minutes.html and below for tracker's searching: W3C - DRAFT - Databinding WG Teleconference 14 Nov 2006 Agenda See also: IRC log Attendees Present Vladislav Bezrukov (SAP AG) Jon Calladine (BT) George Cowe (Origo Services Limited) Paul Downey (BT) Regrets Yves Lafon (W3C) Otu Ekanem (BT) Chair pauld Scribe pauld Contents * Topics 1. Administrivia 2. ISSUE-93: xs:gMonth and xs:gDay are advanced 3. Moving to Last Call 4. ISSUE-62: Why would a pattern NOT be included in our Advanced document? 5. ISSUE-95: totalDigits for xs:decimal 6. NEW-ISSUE: sequence/@maxOccurs * Summary of Action Items _________________________________________________________________ Administivia jonc: has to drop off early, sorry! pauld: plan to make this a short call minutes from the 7th November approved ISSUE-93: xs:gMonth and xs:gDay are advanced pauld: mono and others barf any objections to moving gDay and gMonth to advanced? RESOLUTION: close ISSUE-93 as being advanced Moving to Last Call pauld: did a bunch of editing, including an attempt to define the term "state of art" pauld: our biggest risk is we've missed somthing obviously "Basic" pauld: had mail from Yves, W3C would like to move to LC jonc: BT happy to move forward gcowe: Origo is OK to move forward gcowe: we're more interested in patterns detection vladislav: would ideally like more time to review, OK to move forward, but may contribute Basic patterns during Last Call pauld: discussion of what Last Call means. pauld: be aware that if the WG adds a pattern to Basic Last Call, that could be seen as a "substantive change" and may take us back to a Working Draft. pauld: it's no disgrace for us to have two Last Calls given our level of participation pauld: OK, so we're agreed. Let's go to Last Call! pauld: will complete editorial AIs today and notify the WG on the member list ISSUE-62: Why would a pattern NOT be included in our Advanced document? http://www.w3.org/2005/06/tracker/databinding/issues/62 pauld: plan to start lining up our davanced issues, and am collectiong patterns as being "pending", expect more issues soon. pauld: what wouldn't we include? redefine seeems to be an obvious no-no for databinding, but why? We need to know when to stop. vladislav: would argue against redefine! ... probably not mentioning redefine is best pauld: we only have positive patterns, so that's how we're thinking gcowe: we're happy with the Basic and our patterns in Adavnced, not looking for much more pauld: that's the risk, we're a small WG and we only look at schemas of interest to us gcowe: will submit some missing patterns pauld: been collecting public schemas from the wild and have 40 something to cvs commit along with a cool ant taks to fetch, cache and detect patterns gcowe: how many patterns remain to be documented? pauld: hard to say, depends on the granularity of the tool discussion of possbile inferance tool - intersect patterns in a schema with patterns known to work with a given tool vladislav: submitted several issues, including versioning ? pauld: BT is very interested in versioning. We'll get to this soon, but I'm worried about open ended discussion, making concrete proposals for patterns is going to be our best way forward. ISSUE-95: totalDigits for xs:decimal vladislav: came from precisionDecimal pattern, possibly a simpler approach to constrain the size of decimal ... not sure it's Basic, and we may have an alternative approach gcowe: lets see how the testsuite handles it RESOLUTION: accept ISSUE-05 as a Basic pattern ISSUE-96: SequenceMaxOccurs gcowe: thinks sequence/@maxOccurs is a Basic pattern pauld: OK, so we're almost in Last Call. Let's raise it as an issue, accept it in advance as being Basic? no objections ADJOURNED Summary of Action Items [End of minutes] _________________________________________________________________
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