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Web Architecture Document - TAG and WSAWG Collaboration

The Web Architecture Document - a collaboration between TAG and WSAWG focusing on web principles, resources, shared information spaces. Exploring issues like HTTP protocols, resource definition, and URI equivalence. TAG and WSAWG seek consensus and validation.

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Web Architecture Document - TAG and WSAWG Collaboration

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  1. TAG update for WSAWG • TAG chartered and elected late 2001 • Tim Berners-Lee, 3 appointees, 5 elected members • Responsibility for interpreting and achieving consensus on web principles • Two-pronged Current Approach • Write “the Web Architecture Document” • Sections on: Documents, Messages, Resources, Shared Information space • Write Findings • Based upon issues

  2. Web Arch Document Issues • Shared Information Space • REST and use of HTTP POST/GET/ essential • Protocol Evolution • What is a resource? • Is a person a resource?

  3. Issues: • Issues so far raised by TAG member “championing” • Often they are turned down, no “parking tickets” • #16: HTTP as a substrate • Response to RFC 3025 • #8: Namespace name document • do nothing, xhtml, schema • #15: URI Equivalence • #9: Media Types as URIs

  4. Relationship to WSAWG • WSAWG “owns” the Web Services section of a virtual web arch document • When should liaison/joint committee be formed? • 1 view: • TAG asks WSAWG to refine findings: • WSAWG asks TAG for validation • An emerging view: • The TAG asks WGs for work items • How much syntax does the TAG write?

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