OSLC Core Meeting June 23, 2010
Meeting logistics
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Agenda
- Action items from time taken and corresponding issues resolved
- RESOLVED - Common Properties #15 - dcterms
- RESOLVED - OSLC Defined Resources # 26 - Value-types, node ID issue
- Now have value-types: Resource and Local Resource
- Now have representations: Reference and Inline
- Now have range column
- Now have standard table format in Core spec
- RESOLVED - Common Properties #17 - drop oslc:instanceShape
- We will keep oslc:instanceShape
- RESOLVED - OSLC Defined Resources # 28 - drop notion of extended properties
- We will keep extended properties
- Open issues
- Creation Resources #5 - programmatic id of create, query
- Steve's proposal and thread
- Resource Shapes #24 - drop oslc:describes
- Only use case comes from reporting, what is it?
- Resource Shapes #25 - how to offer / extend resource shapes?
- Proposal: expect implementations to provide shapes as required by domain specs
- Query Capability #24 - need a query resource definition
- Couldn't reach consensus on this without Arthur
- Status of Link Guidance - http://open-services.net/bin/view/Main/OSLCCoreLinksDRAFT
- Link is just a URI reference: unidirectional and may be untyped
- Simplified down to three ways to express relationships: Link, Anchor and External Anchor
- Removed Common Link Properties because it appears that we may not need them
- None are really common
- Having them encourages back-links
Minutes
Possible Attendees:
Reviewed resolved items
Discussed how resource shapes can override OSLC definitions
- AI (Dave): draft proposal for how implementation can offer shapes, rules for changing/adding custom properties
Discussed fact that extended properties not in OSLC Core spec table
- Dave: we expect that very few properties will be extended, so we did not want to devote a column to them. They can be specified elsewhere.
Discussed programmatic ID of creation factory
- Dave: three ways to specify how creation factory is used: type, usage and shape, do we need guidelines for how they should be used
- Jim: have we specified anything that uses these attributes, in the CM2 spec for example?
- Steve: not yet
AI (Dave): to follow-up with Tack on oslc:describes
AI (Dave): follow-up with Arthur on query resource definition
Discussed status of Link Guidance. It has been trimmed down a bit, now covers three ways to express relationships: link, anchor and external anchor. There is some contention over how to express link attributes and Jim Conallen is offering a more complex form which he claims has better query characteristics.
Topic revision: r3 - 25 Jun 2010 - 17:48:54 -
DaveJohnson