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Applications Area Open Meeting Jabber Room: apparea@ietf.xmpp

Applications Area Open Meeting Jabber Room: apparea@ietf.xmpp.org. Ted Hardie <hardie@qualcomm.com> Scott Hollenbeck <sah@428cobrajet.net>. Agenda. Welcome and Introductions (1m) Scribe selection Sign the blue sheets! Agenda Bashing (1m) Working Group Status (15m)

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Applications Area Open Meeting Jabber Room: apparea@ietf.xmpp

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  1. Applications AreaOpen MeetingJabber Room: apparea@ietf.xmpp.org Ted Hardie<hardie@qualcomm.com> Scott Hollenbeck<sah@428cobrajet.net> IETF-62

  2. Agenda • Welcome and Introductions (1m) • Scribe selection • Sign the blue sheets! • Agenda Bashing (1m) • Working Group Status (15m) • New Working Groups, BOFs, and Documents of Interest (30m) • New IESG Document Review Process (10m) • IDNs and Applications (60m) • Open Microphone (33m or to close) IETF-62

  3. Working Group Status • WGs closed since IETF-60 • FAX, TRADE • New WGs since IETF-60 • Sieve Mail Filtering (SIEVE) • Language Tag Registry Update (LTRU) • RFC 3066 update • Charters Updated/In Progress • OPES • ATOMPUB Status IETF-62

  4. ATOMPUB Status(Courtesy of Paul Hoffman and Tim Bray) • The format document is going though one last major revision, and we expect an editorial-only last call as soon as it is out. • There is still disagreement about what is “core”, but that has mostly settled down. • The protocol document is running behind. We first need to decide what is a collection (such as the list of categories that blog entries have, or the list of possible authors, and so on). Once we do that, we need to agree on the HTTP protocol elements. • The two documents are (meant to be) completely distinct, so they will come to the IETF separately. IETF-62

  5. New Working Groups, BOFs, and Documents of Interest • Calendaring and Scheduling Simplification BOF (CALSIFY) (10m) • Cyrus Daboo, RL “Bob” Morgan • Simple Lightweight RFID Reader Protocol BOF (SLRRP) (10m) • Scott Barvick, Marshall Rose • Potentially Interesting BOFs/New WGs (< 1m) • Better-Than-Nothing Security BOF (BTNS) • Network Time Protocol BOF (NTP) • Documents (10m) • http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-malamud-subject-line-02.txt (Info) • http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-malamud-keyword-discovery-03.txt (PS) IETF-62

  6. New IESG Document Review Process • Output of the General Area Process and Tools (PROTO) Team • WG Chairs assume some of the tasks historically performed by the ADs • WG Chair Document Write-ups • Shepherding AD Review Comments • Shepherding Discuss Comments IETF-62

  7. IDNs and Applications • Patrik Fältström, IAB (60m) IETF-62

  8. Open Microphone • Anything else? (33m or to close) IETF-62

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