RE: Reminder - Telecon on Wednesday, July 14

["Cruikshank, David W" <david.w.cruikshank@boeing.com>]

I know, I know...I forgot the attachements...here they are.

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>  -----Original Message-----
> From: 	Cruikshank, David W  
> Sent:	Sunday, July 11, 2004 12:16 PM
> To:	'CGM Open WebCGM TC'
> Subject:	Reminder - Telecon on Wednesday, July 14
> 
> A reminder that the CGMO TC has a telecon on July 14
> Details:
> Wednesday, July 14
> 7:00-8:00 AM Pacific Time
> 206-655-2988 (Toll free, if necessary: 866-235-8350)
> Passode:	534602
> 
> confirmation: S - 72764
> 
> We advise that you give all participants our number (206-655-2254) in case they have any questions or problems. Use prompt 5 for problems. 
> This is a change from the previous connect information.
> Note it is scheduled for 1 hour, but I can extend it if needed.
> 
> Agenda:
> Review of action items from Cologne (attached):
> Review of action items from June 9 telecon (attached)
> Open questions from Benoit's latest (June 11 Draft)
> 
> attributes of type NodeList, A NodeList containing the attributes (Application Structure and namespace attributes) of this node (must be a
> XML_ELEMENT_NODE, PICTURE_NODE or APP_STRUCTURE_NODE), null otherwise.
> 
>  Do people want a NodeList or a NamedNodeMap?
> -----------
> getElementsByAttrNameValueNS
> 
>  Need Dave on this one! On which interface do you need this functionality?
> -----------
> applyCompanionFile
> 
> The applyCompanionFile reads an XML companion file into the user agent's object model. If companion information is found in the companion file (in the form
> of namespace attributes and namespace children elements), the user agent will create new namespace application structures as children of existing WebCGM
> Application Structures within it's object model. This information will then be accessible using methods found on the Picture, AppStructure and Node interfaces.
> Depending on the parameters, the applyCompanionFile method may or may not 'apply' the XML companion file. Please refer to the Relationship with XML
> companion file section for more detail.
> 
>  applyCompanionFile is probably the most important API of the entire DOM, please comment on wording and parameters!
> -----------
> highlight
> 
> Highlights a collection of Application Structures.
> 
>  I need a method description from group members regarding highlight!
> -----------
> Note: Descriptions of all style attributes have to be provided. stroke-color includes CGM attributes edge-color, line-color and marker-color. stroke-weight
> includes CGM attributes edge-weight and line-weight. RGB colors are expressed has hexadecimal values. Absolute mm are expressed with a number followed
> by the 'mm' unit, ex: "3mm". Relative scale values are expressed as a number followed by a '%' unit, ex: "225%", the value can exceed 100%. Relative intensity
> values are expressed as a number followed by a '%' unit, ex: "75%", the value cannot exceed 100%.
> 
>  Should character-height be expressed in mm or pt?
> -----------
> getLinkuris
> 
> Returns a list of all Hyperlinks associated with the given Application Structure.
> 
> No Parameters
> 
> No Return value
> 
> Nodelist; A list of of Hyperlink Nodes containing hyperlink attributes.
> 
>  I don't know how to do getLinkuris without introducing a HyperLink interface?
>  http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-WebCGM/REC-03-CGM-IC.html#webcgm_3_2_2_3
> -----------
> Interface Text
> 
> The Text interface represents the textual content of an XML_ELEMENT_NODE and ATTR_NODE.
> 
>  I'm combining the DOM Text and CharacterData interface into this single WebCGM DOM Text interface. I very knowledgeable on the topic of entities;
> 
>  what happends in the textual content of an XML file contains entities? How do we handle that?
> -----------
> isElementContentWhitespace of type boolean, readonly
> 
> Returns whether this text node contains element content whitespace (see XML specification).
> 
>  What does WebCGM say about Whitespace handling, would this be useful to us?
> -----------
> data of type DOMString, readonly
> 
> The character data of the node that implements this interface.
> 
>  Do we want the DOM substringData method in case the 'data' is too long to fit in a DOMString?
> 
> Any comments or questions on the DOM (email discussion has been pretty limited over the last month)
> 
> 
> Talk to you on Wednesday.
> 
> thx...Dave Cruikshank
> Technical Fellow - Graphics/Digital Data Interchange
> Boeing Commercial Airplane
> 206.544.8876, fax 206.544.9590
> david.w.cruikshank@boeing.com
>

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