Neil's email bounced. ---- Hiro Kishimoto Subject: ByteIO WG Mailing List and Minutes from Last Call Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2005 15:35:53 +0100 Dear All, the ByteIO WG charter has been approved and our mailing list is now setup! To subscribe, please send a message to majordomo@ggf.org with just the following line in the body of the message: subscribe byteio-wg my.email@ddress.org (substituting your own email address) We have fortnightly telcons at 14:00 UTC - the schedule for the next telcons and the details for participating are below. Notes from our previous telcon are attached to this message, and will be posted online once our GridForge account is setup. Date of next Telcon: 3 May 05 at 14:00 UTC (09:00 CDT / 10:00 EDT / 15:00 BST / 16:00 CEST) Call details: - UK Dial In: 0845 245 0224 - US Dial In: 1-866-838-0046 - International Dial In: +44 1452 542309 - PIN Number: 369786 Agenda of future telcons: - 3 May: discuss draft template for use cases and discuss initial use cases - 17 May: continue looking at use cases, discuss bulk data transfer protocols, and requirements for F2F meeting - 26 May: OGSA Data and ByteIO F2F in London (extreme discussion of documents) - 31 May: Discussion of arrangements for GGF, discussion of prototype specification and draft documents - 14 June: Further discussion of specification and use case documents - 26-29 June: GGF14 Chicago Best regards, neil -- << NOTE ROOM CHANGE, OTHER DETAILS REMAIN CONSTANT >> Neil P Chue Hong | T: [+44] (0)131 650 5957 Project Manager, EPCC | F: [+44] (0)131 650 6555 Rm 2409, JCMB, Mayfield Rd. | E: N.ChueHong@epcc.ed.ac.uk Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ, UK | W: http://www.epcc.ed.ac.uk "A film is like a battleground. It's love, hate, action, violence, death - in a word, emotion." - Sam Fuller ------=_NextPart_000_00FE_01C54C07.FFAE1D10 Content-Type: text/plain; name="20050419 byteio.txt" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="20050419 byteio.txt" Minutes from the ByteIO Telcon on 19/4/05 ----------------------------------------- Attending: Mark Morgan, UVa (MM) Neil Chue Hong, EPCC (NCH) Dave Berry, NeSC (DB) Mario Antonioletti, EPCC (MAA) Date of next Telcon: 3 May 05 at 14:00 UTC (09:00 CDT / 10:00 EDT / = 15:00 BST / 16:00 CEST)=20 Call details: - UK Dial In: 0845 245 0224 - US Dial In: 1-866-838-0046 - International Dial In: +44 1452 542309 - PIN Number: 369786 Agenda of future telcons: - 3 May: discuss draft template for use cases and discuss initial use = cases - 17 May: continue looking at use cases, discuss bulk data transfer = protocols, and requirements for F2F meeting - 26 May: OGSA Data and ByteIO F2F in London (extreme discussion of = documents) - 31 May: Discussion of arrangements for GGF, discussion of prototype = specification and draft documents - 14 June: Further discussion of specification and use case documents - 26-29 June: GGF14 Chicago Discussion of data transfer protocols ------------------------------------- MM had looked at WebDAV, does it really apply?=20 Also at PBIO, looks like an alternative to XDR. Bill Allcock recommended looking at XIO as well for background. Does ByteIO fit more at the client API level? MAA: What does PBIO stand for? - MM will pass on link MTOM will be in WSE3.0 but unclear when it will be released. Axis2 has MTOM in plans, but not yet done. NCH try to ask Microsoft Europe contact whether WSE3.0 is coming out = soon and whether DIME will still be around. Discussion of use cases ----------------------- Came up with a use case from the point of view of an NFS server = accessing a ByteIO web service. Then a more grid aware application, = which knows about ByteIO interface, so can make decisions. Have a client = which wishes a more connection oriented view of a ByteIO stream, = establishes an endpoint, which marks a particular position in a file. One of the things which pops up is a way of locking the data source. Avaki allowed the placing of an advisory lock, which is used by NFS = protocol, but doesn't seem to be heavily utilised. People worry about it = but don't often do anything about it. Simple cases don't need locking but we will probably have a lot of = people standing up at next GGF saying we need locking :-) DAIS discussion of use case has revealed a possible hole in their = specification to do with getting data into a data service (rather than = getting data out). =20 DB contacted the NEC guys, and they sent along a simple visualisation = application use case. Use Cases - write some down, come up with a template on what we want to = get from a use case, reformat our use cases into this format. what functionality will be layered on top of ByteIO [MM] Mail out a draft template for use cases for next Telcon. ------=_NextPart_000_00FE_01C54C07.FFAE1D10--