- From: RJ Auburn <rj@voxeo.com>
- Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2005 17:34:18 -0400
- To: Petr Kuba <kuba@optimsys.cz>
- Cc: www-voice@w3.org
Petr, Thank you for sending these comments out. The working group will review these on an upcoming teleconference and report back the results of the review. Thanks again, RJ --- RJ Auburn CTO, Voxeo Corporation tel:+1-407-418-1800 On Jul 26, 2005, at 6:28 AM, Petr Kuba wrote: > > Dear Voice Browser Working Group, > > below please find consolidated comments on the third last call CCXML > working draft (29 June 2005) from OptimSys Ltd, Czech Republic. > The comments are ordered by section > and numbered for easy reference. > > We are glad to say that the third last call CCXML working draft has > clarified many issues. We appreciate your hard work. > > We are looking forward to your responses. > > Best regards, > > Petr Kuba, Senior software architect > OptimSys Ltd. > kuba@optimsys.cz > http://www.optimsys.cz > > > =================================================================== > > First, we would like to repeat a couple of our comments on the > previous working draft that have been neither reflected in the last > version nor (explicitly) rejected. > > --- > PROBLEM 1 (previous PROBLEM 3): Different values indicating missing > parent session > Location: Sections 6.3.5 and 8.3 > > Rationale: > The description of the the 'parent' field of the 'ccxml.loaded' event > in the Section 6.3.5 says: "The identifier of the session which issued > the <createccxml> to start this document; if this document was started > directly by the CCXML platform, the identifier is 0". > > While the description of the standard session variable > 'session.parentid' in the Section 8.3 says: "String that indicates the > session identifier of the parent of the CCXML session that created > this session. In the case the current session has no parent, the value > of the variable will be ECMAScript undefined." > > Both values refer to the same thing and thus should be the same. > Moreover, the value undefined seems to be more logical than the value > zero to indicate no parent > > Proposed change: Change the zero in the section 6.3.5 to undefined > > --- > PROBLEM 2 (previous PROBLEM 28): Unclear attribute value > Location: 6.2.7.2 > > Rationale: > In the Attribute Details table of the <fetch> tag, the following valid > values are shown for the 'type' attribute: 'application/ccxml+xml', > 'text/ecmascript', and 'text/javascript'. We do not understand when > the 'text/javascript' value could appear and what it should be used > for. Is the interpretation of this value equal to he 'text/ecmascript' > value? > > Please, clarify this. > > --- > PROBLEM 3 (previous PROBLEM 32): Use <dialogterminate> tag instead of > 'connection.disconnect.hangup' event > Location: Appendix D > > Rationale: > The Second Last Working Draft of CCXML uses <dialogterminate> tag > instead of sending 'connection.disconnect.hangup' event directly in > the VoiceXML <disconnect> description. However, in the VoiceXML > <transfer> description, a 'connection.disconnect.hangup' event is used > directly. We believe that a <dialogterminate> should be used in this > case as well. > > Proposed change: > Use the <dialogterminate> tag in the VoiceXML <transfer> example > instead of sending 'connection.disconnect.hangup' event directly. > > ====================================================================== > = > > Now, our new comments follow. > > --- > PROBLEM 4: <log> attribute description > Location: 6.2.11.2 > > Rationale: > In the description of the label attribute it is stated: > "An ECMAScript expression which returns a character string which must > be used, for example, to indicate the purpose of the log." > > In the previous version of the specification it was: "... which MAY be > used, ..." which makes better sense. > > Proposed change: > must -> may > > --- > PROBLEM 5: missing attribute constrains in <dialogstart> > Location: 7.2.2.2 > > Rationale: > In the previous version of the specification the following constraint > was present for the attributes maxage, maxstale, enctype, and method: > "This attribute may not be specified in conjunction with the > prepareddialogid attribute." > In the new version of the specification this constrain was removed > from the table. We believe that the constrain makes sense and it > should be stated. > > Proposed change: > Please give the constrains back or explain why it was removed. > > --- > PROBLEM 6: Delayed events > Location: Sections 9.1, 9.2.3.2 and 9.2.5.1 > > Rationale: There are indications of how delayed events should be > implemented in the spec. The descriptions in 9.1 and 9.2.* collide. > According to the 9.1 the delayed events are maintained in the target > session while according to the 9.2.3.2 and 9.2.5.1 they are stored > locally. > > Original in Section 9.1: > When a delay is specified the event is delivered to the target CCXML > session but it is not placed on to the event queue until the delay > time has elapsed. > > Original in Section 9.2.3.2, the 'delay' attribute: > The send tag will return immediately, but the event is not dispatched > until the delay interval elapses. > Note: The queue for sending events must be maintained locally. Any > events waiting to be sent must be purged when the session that issued > this request terminates. > > Original in Section 9.2.5.1: > The cancel operation will cancel a pending event by removing it from > the event queue of the CCXML session from which it has been sent. > > Proposed change in Section 9.1: > When a delay is specified the event is not placed on to the event > queue in the target CCXML session until the delay time has elapsed. > > --- > Problem 7: optional/required marks > Location: 10.2.3 > > Rationale: > In the second paragraph it is stated: "Fields marked OPTIONAL only > appear on the event object if they have a value." > However, the name of the table column has been changed to "Required" > and thus the sentence should be changed analogously. > > Proposed change: > "Fields not marked required only appear on the event object if they > have a value." > > --- > Problem 8: wrong media stream direction > Location: 10.4 > > Rationale: > In 10.4 at the beginning of a paragraph, the following sentence is > stated: > "Bridges can be either one-way, in which the media stream flows only > from party A to party B (such that A can hear B, but B cannot hear A), > ..." > The media stream direction described in the brackets is wrong, i.e. it > does not correspond to the situation described before the bracket. > > Original: > (such that A can hear B, but B cannot hear A) > > Proposed change: > (such that B can hear A, but A cannot hear B) > > --- > Problem 9: obsolete text > Location: 10.4 > > Rationale: > In 10.4 at the end of a paragraph, the following sentence is stated: > "This example highlights an important and subtle aspect of the > behavior of <join> when one, or both, of the Connections being joined > is already in one or more established bridges:" > In the previous version of the specification this sentence was > followed by a text that is now moved to the items above. The sentence > does not make sense any more. > > Proposed change: > remove the sentence > > --- > Problem 10: illogical name of the joindirection attribute value > Location: 10.5.4.2, description of the joindirection attribute > > Rationale: > In the attribute details table of the <createcall> tag, column 'Valid' > for the joindirection attribute shows: 'both, calltransmit, > callreceive'. > However, column 'Description' describes value 'dialogreceive'. This > seems to be a cut'n'paste problem. > > Original: > dialogreceive > > Proposed change: > callreceive > > --- > Problem 11: connection.merged attribute name > Location: 10.6.7 > > Rationale: > In the previous version of the specification the attribute name was > 'mergedid', in the current version it is 'mergeid'. > > Please, could you confirm that it is not a typo? > > --- > Problem 12: missing attribute 'connection' in the 'connection.signal' > Location: 10.6.10 > > Rationale: 'connection.signal' is the only connection.* event without > attribute 'connection'. Since the previous version contained this > attribute and we do not see any reason for omitting it we believe that > this is a cut'n'paste problem. > > Proposed change: > add attribute 'connection' to the 'connection.signal' event > > --- > PROBLEM 13: Several typos > We have found several typos. We list them all together here. > > Location: 6.2.4.1 > mustbe -> must be > > Location: 9.2.4.2, event attribute description > mut->must > > Location: 10.5.8.1 > conferene.unjoined -> conference.unjoined > > Location: 11.1, error.vxml > unavailble -> unavailable > > > >
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