Notes from the OASIS WSRF TC teleconference
18th April 2005
Roll call
The roll call is kept on the TC web site under the meeting
record.
See http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsrf/event.php?event_id=4818
Approval of minutes from the last conf call (4th April)
See http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/12236
(IanR) Are there any comments on the minutes?
None
(IanR) Are there any objections to approving the minutes?
None
Call for AOB
(IanR) Any additions needed for the agenda?
None
Action Review
(IanR) Prepare WSRF TC summary foils for New Orleans. In Progress.
(Bryan) Move wsrf104 to open. Done
(IanR) Identify which issues are included in the latest drafts. The reviewers
to be appointed at the next call. >> Ian/Bryan have done
validation without issue except for wsrf63 which has been updated. 63 needs
work in AppNotes. 8 issues have impacts on WS-Resource and need a reviewer:
TomM will review issues noted in: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsrf/email/archives/200504/msg00005.html
(Bryan). Move issues wsrf91 and wsrf92 to Resolved. Both to adopt the ‘last
call’ level
of WS-Addressing. Done
(All TC Members) Review WS-Addressing and post comments to the list by the next
conf call. None received.
(Bryan) Move issue wsrf99 to ‘resolved’. Done
(Bryan) Open new issue on providing advice for the binding of Basefaults to
SOAP
Faults. Done
(Sam) Investigate documenting recommendations/examples for the binding of
Basefaults
to SOAP faults. Carry fwd via Issues List.
(Bryan) Move issue wsrf100 to ‘resolved’. Done.
(BryanM) Create an issue to discuss the removal of WS-MD from WS-Resource. Done
(BryanM) Move issue wsrf101 to ‘resolved’. Done
(IanR) Create a ballot for attendance at the May face-to-face meeting. Done.
New Issues (Bryan)
(IanR) Wsrf 107 was raised as a result of
the last call. Any objections to opening this?
None.
Action: (Bryan) Move wsrf107 to open.
(IanR) wsrf108 is about which documents
should be at te namespace URL
(TomM) WS-A and WSDl are considering using
(IanR) but we have our wsdl/xsd at the
namespace urls.
(MartinC) This is still under discussion at
W3C
(IanR) Proposed: not to open this.
(TomM) We should close the issue and keep
on record that we considered RDDL as a possibility.
(IanR) So the proposal is to close the
issue with no action.
No objections.
Action: (Bryan) move to closed
Issue review – Chair
WSRF102: InvalidDeleteResourcePropertiesRequestContent
needed
(IanR) This seems very reasonable. Why
don’t we have this fault?
(SteveG) It’s because the delete request
has only the qname as content, and we have a ‘wrong qname’ fault.
(BrianM) But it could be that the document
fails to validate.
(SteveG) We have generic ‘RequestFailed’
and ‘UnableToModify’, but the point is that the delete message is valid, but
the document is no longer validateable – a parallel to the Insert/Update
faults.
(TomM) Could we make the fault for ‘Insert’
at line 1304 in the current spec more generic in terms of wording, but keep
this sense.
(SteveG) Proposed to create a more generic
fault.
(TomM) Seconded.
No objections.
Action: (Bryan) Move to resolved.
WSRF103: Multiple Service Port elements legitimate?
(WilliamV) WSDL allows multiple ports into
a service element which would allow the original portType name to be retrieved
by requesters.
(IanR) So, the assumption would be that the
resource visible to the client is the aggregate of all the portTypes’ RP
documents. The proposal would be to write this up as a best practice, but it
would need to be mandatory behaviour if requesters are to rely on it.
(TimB) This proposal seems to change the
definition of the wsrf portTypes which are written in terms of the
ResourceProperties attribute.
(WilliamV) This would change the definition
in the case that there is an aggregation of ports in a service.
(IanR) We need to refine the proposal of
March 30th to define the root element of the RP document.
(WilliamV) But we don’t need to define the
root element – it can be discovered by asking for the RP document.
(IanR) This is a WSDM scenario, Yes?
(WilliamV) yes
(IanR) If we put this into AppNotes as a
best practice recommendation; would this be sufficient? Also we need to review
the normative text to see what will be affected.
Action:
(Spec authors) to review the impact.
(IanR) After this is done, we need to
decide how much to expose in the specs (and possibly make them more complex for
what seems to be an edge case) vs what goes in AppNotes.
Remaining issues Postponed –
Dave Snelling/Sam Meder not on the call.
Straggler Roll Call and Close
Closed 13:16 est
Summary of actions
(TomM) Review issue resolutions implement
in WS-Resource and noted in: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsrf/email/archives/200504/msg00005.html
(Bryan) Move wsrf107 to open.
(Bryan) Move wsrf108 to closed (no action)
(Bryan) Move wsrf102 to resolved.
(Spec authors) to review the impact of
Williams proposal on the normative text.