- From: Dimitris Dimitriadis <dimitris@ontologicon.com>
- Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 23:08:54 +0200
- To: www-dom-ts@w3.org
- Cc: bclary@netscape.com, edward@jsunit.net
All, Since there's not been that much activity around the DOM TS lately, I wanted to get a picture of what people are working on currently. Last time we did a roll call, activity was taking place in: 1. Framework issues (Bob requested some feedback on browser behaviour) 2. HTML test sanity check 3. Licensing issues (Philippe sent a draft for a new grant of license). On 1, I think we need to speed up thing some more. Bob, Edward, please forward to the list any requests you have for specific issues. Also, in continuation to the emails I sent to this list and company representatives (Netscape and Microsoft) asking for help on the framework, I sent a similar request to the Microsoft DOM WG representative in order to ascertain IE functionality in connection with the DOM TS (in particular IE for Mac that doesn't work that well). One reason we need to speed things up is that a series of DOM WG documents need to be advanced in the W3C document release pipeline. Also, for DOM Level 3 to become a recommendation, prior levels need to have been covered by a TS. This means that we need to release the full DOM Level 1 TS, with HTML tests and the new framework, as soon as possible. Again, please advise on what you need help on. On 2, I take it that we do not need that much longer to conclude the sanity checking on those level 2 HTML tests that are used as level 1 HTML tests as well. On 3, we do not need to have a more precise wording to release the second version of the DOM Level 1 TS, but getting the final wording is of course a good thing. I'm thinking that we also need to indicate that the build process does not work with the release of Xalan; I myself only managed to buidl the DOM TS using the D1 version. Is this consistent with what other have experienced? Any other issues? /Dimitris
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