[X3D-Public] X3D - HTML 5 minutes Sept. 01, 2009
Joe D Williams
joedwil at earthlink.net
Tue Sep 1 09:57:05 PDT 2009
What: Web3D HTML5 meeting September 01, 2009
present: Johannes Behr, Don Brutzman, Joe Williams.
absent: John Stewart
Edited from previous minutes by Joe Williams
> Old action items:
> (Action) Don - requesting comment on is that top level division a
> good way to achieve sep of issues to achieve some form of clarity?
http://www.web3d.org/x3d/wiki/index.php/X3D_and_HTML5
This discussion resulted in clarification of the three main issues as
further desceribed below.
> (Action) Don - look at Canvas links on wiki page and comment/improve
> the "Canvas for 2D and 3D" section. (from above)
Continuing review in progress. Plus, Johannes is now able to study
this in more detail.
> Don - agenda item for next week - we need to raise an issue with the
> HTML5 group - what is the issue or issues that we are going to
> raise. They are up to issue 77 right now. So for example, if we
> agree that our top 3 issues are what we are laid out today, then we
> should ask as to whether we should raise this as an issue on HTML5.
We will create wiki pages as follows:
1. Integrate X3D namespace with HTML 5
2. HTML 5 <object> element
Cmments to the group from last week:
> Joe - please read spec;
a good link to start is:
http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html#svg-namespace
Joe - we must somehow depreciate <embed> tag.
The issue is just that this is a good time to completely obsolete
<embed> because <video>, <audio>, and <object> replace all
applications of <embed>. Next, <embed> has no fallback mechanism and
thus no longer belongs in HTML 5 where every other embedded content
element provides hooks for predictable fallback and assistive
technolgy See:
http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=7075
> Joe - look through spec for SVG, Ruby and MathML; we will have to
> blend in with the way SVG melded into the HTML5 spec.
The idea is to integrate X3D namespace with HTML 5. Johannes and I
will scan current HTML 5 for locations where added text is required
then create an X3D - HTML 5 wiki page as preparation for submitting an
issue to html 5 working group
> Joe - SVG - incorporating namespace, same thing we need to do as
> Johannes has specified in his documents.
The purpose is to prove examples for HTML 5 documentation. The current
proposal needs additional testing. Johannes is working on this and Joe
and John will assist in any possible way.
> Joe - there is also a separate graphics working group that is
> working with SVG that we may need to get involved in.
So far we have seen HTML 5 inputs from a W3C graphics group concerning
Canvas and SVG.
> W3C tpac, Santa Clara in November: http://www.w3.org/2009/11/TPAC/
X3D should have a presence at this conference to show X3D working
along with SVG and MATHML.
> JohnS - will request from CRC permission/funding to attend TPAC.
Great, John.
> Joe will ask Google for funding, so he might attend.
Google has offered to pay conference fees for some number of people
that otherwise would not be able to attend. I don't know whether it is
too late to request this, and I am still considering looking into this
support as I am in that category but probably won't go without added
encouragment from this group.
To do:
1. X3D - HTML 5 wiki for namespace integration.
2. Examine spec for other instances of HTML 5 interaction with X3D.
a. Examine.the more dtailed steps for how the <object> and <param>
elements are processed.
b. learn more about the <object> element @sandbox attribute.
3. John, please post these minurtes as usual.
Meet next Tuesday same time.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Joe
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