Minutes of Meeting 14 March 2002
Updated: 15 March 2002, H. Holger
Rath
1.
Participants
Anthony B. Coates (called in) Patrick
Durusau Eric Freese Lars Marius Garshol James D. Mason Motomu
Naito Mary Y. Nishikawa (guest) Peter
Pappamikail (called in) Steve Pepper H. Holger Rath Michelle
Raymond (guest) Suellen Stringer-Hye (guest) Scott Tsao Bernard
Vatant
2.
Agenda
- Welcome by chair
- Roll call of participants. Who
wants to apply for TC membership?
- Approval of agenda
- Review of OASIS TC process, IPR
policy
- Review of TC charter
- Vote on any standing rules for
the TC
- Whether to allow OASIS
members who are not TC members to subscribe to the TC mail list
(default is no, but the TC should have a reason for not allowing
other OASIS members to subscribe).
- Whether to allow voting by
email. The default is that voting may only take place in a TC
meeting, either face to face or via telcon.
- Whether to restrict all email
communication to the public mailing list.
- Selection/volunteers for the
following; most of these are the chair's responsibilities but can be
delegated.
- Vice-chair
- Editor
- Secretary
- Webmaster
- Liaisons with other
applicable standards groups or OASIS TCs
- Discussion of deliverables
- Requirements document stating
the scope of the vocabulary (new)
- What is the purpose/ use
of the vocabulary?
- Only schema PSs
(classes)? Or both schema PSs and instance PSs? XML as PS?
- First proposal: standard
creator (organization, std body, std editor), standard, std
implementor, std application, std user
- Should we cover time
issues, evolution of stds/ specs (versions, editions,
stages)?
- Should we use Dublin Core
for document (std/ spec) metadata?
- Draft vocabulary
- Core vocabulary
- Example topic map in XTM
- Recommendations for the
definition of further Published Subjects
- Discussion of requirements
- Set meeting schedule, ask for
volunteers for hosting meeting
3.
Approval of Minutes of Last Meeting
Not applicable
4.
Review of Actions Items
Not applicable
5.
Content
- Welcome by chair
Chair welcomed all attendees.
- Roll call of participants. Who
wants to apply for TC membership?
Mary Nishikawa will apply for
membership.
- Approval of agenda
Agenda was approved.
- Review of OASIS TC process, IPR
policy
Chair pointed attendees to the
OASIS web site to check TC and IPR policy.
- Review of TC charter
Charter was extended in a way
that also PS for topics (instances of classes) will be defined and
some topic examples were added. A requirements specification was
added to the list of deliverables.
- Vote on any standing rules for
the TC
- Whether to allow OASIS
members who are not TC members to subscribe to the TC mail list
(default is no, but the TC should have a reason for not allowing
other OASIS members to subscribe).
Private TC mailing list will
not be opened up for OASIS members.
- Whether to allow voting by
email. The default is that voting may only take place in a TC
meeting, either face to face or via telcon.
Voting will be done during meetings and via email.
- Whether to restrict all email
communication to the public mailing list.
All technical discussion
will be performed in public TC mailing list. Only voting,
phone numbers for concalls etc. will be performed on private
TC mailing list.
- Selection/volunteers for the
following; most of these are the chair's responsibilities but can be
delegated.
- Vice-chair, editor, webmaster
Webmaster will be done by
chair. Vice-chair will be appointed when necessary. Editors
for deliverables will be appointed later.
- Secretary
PatrickDurusauvolunteeredtoactasTCsecretary.Thechairandthe
members appreciate this.
- Liaisons with other
applicable standards groups or OASIS TCs
TC will establish liaisons
with:
- OASIS Standards Registry
committee (resp.: Bernard Vatant)
- W3C Unified Glossary &
Dictionary project (resp.: provisionary Scott Tsao)
- OASIS PubSubj TC (resp.:
Steve Pepper)
- Liaisons to ISO JTC1 SC1
and NewsML were considered by rejected.
- Discussion of deliverables
Requirements specification and
use cases will have large impact on list of PSs. We will use the
XML Cover Pages as a playground.
- Discussion (brainstorming) of
requirements
Several issues for the
requirements specification were identified during a brainstorming
session. Summarized these were: identifiy use cases and derive
detailed requirements from them, list domains to be covered, show
applicability of vocabulary for other notations besides XTM,
identify USPs for vocabulary (e.g., merging examples, use case to
be marketed), follow a practical approach by using the XML Cover
Pages as playground/ testbed, vocabulary should be somehow
organized and not only a flat list.
XMLvoc TC expresses its appreciation
to the Boeing company for hosting the meeting.
6.
Decisions
- All technical communication in
public TC mailing list.
- Voting in meetings and by email.
- Using XML Cover Pages as
playground.
- Domain name for PSIs:
http://psi.xml.org/. Domain for testing:
http://psi.xml.org/test/%CLASS%/%INSTANCE% (= URI template).
7.
Action Items
No. |
Action |
Who |
Deadline |
State |
1 |
Scan XMLCover Pages or other XML info sites to harvest PSIs |
all |
15 Apr 2002 |
o |
2 |
Write outline of requirements spec. |
H. Holger Rath |
15 Apr 2002 |
o |
3 |
Contact OASIS to establish and get access to psi.xml.org |
H. Holger Rath |
15 Apr 2002 |
o |
Legend
for state of action items: |
o |
- |
still open |
c |
- |
closed |
x |
- |
not necessary any more |
8.
Future Dates
- Tue. 16 Apr 2002, 1500-1700 UTC,
conference call
- Fri.
24 May 2002, f2f meeting, Barcelona in conjunction with XML Europe
conference, exact time and location to be announced (will start
around noon local time)
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