Hi Art, On 6/5/07, Arthur Barstow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Marcos, All - regarding R#27 of the 30 May (v1.34) Editor's Draft of the Widgets Requirements doc: <http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2006/waf/widgets-reqs/Overview.html> [[ Widget engines may provide APIs to access system services. The specification of APIs for systems services is beyond the scope of the WAF WG's Widget Specification. However, there are other open standards organizations working on such APIs i.e. the W3C's Ubuquitious Web Applications Working Group [UWA] and the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) [OMA]. One example of a system service is a device's camera with APIs such as Camera.takePicture(), Camera.activate(), Camera.startRecording(), etc. ]]
Ok, I've rewritten it to read: [[ A widget engine may provide APIs to access system resources and services. Examples of device-specific services and resources that could be made available through script include cameras, SMS, and the address book. However, this requirement is beyond the scope of the Web Application Format [Working Group Charter]. There are other working groups working on this requirements such as Ubiquitous Web Applications Working Group [UWAWG], and the Open Mobile Alliance [OMA]. ]] Does anyone know exactly which OMA working group is working on this requirement? Kind regards, -- Marcos Caceres http://datadriven.com.au
