Presence and IntComm WG

[Ben Teitelbaum <>]

Jamey,

How are we handling the sliding walls?  For example, a user might be
in "Marriott Ballroom, 1" when the wall is open between 1 & 2.  If
your ALS stuff calls Artem's session resolver with "Marriott Ballroom,
1", it will get a null response.  If, however, it calls it with
"Marriott Ballroom, 1 & 2", it will get the correct session name and
time remaining.

We almost need a tree structure of room containers.  E.g.

Indy_Marriott
|--First_Floor
|--Second_Floor
   |--Marriott_Ballroom,_1_+_2
   |  |--Marriott_Ballroom,_2
   |  |--Marriott_Ballroom,_1
   |--West_Hallway

The ALS would start at a leaf, issuing queries to Artem's session
resolver and walking up the tree until it got a non-nil response.  At
the root, the response might be: "Internet2 Fall 2003 Member Meeting".

-- ben



Jamey Hicks 
<>
 writes:

> On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 08:27, Ben Teitelbaum wrote:
> > Here are the official room names from the Events DB itself.  Jeremy,
> > the SER aliases should approximate these.  More importantly, Jamey,
> > these are the exact strings you'll need to feed the room->session_name
> > resolver (available for testing later today).
> > 
> 
> The place names used by the location server have been updated to match. 
> I did not remove the subscriber->place bindings, so everyone who set a
> location will find themselves in new one.
> 
> I've also updated the subscriber usernames for the ballrooms to use the
> same usernames as in the aliases table so that the sip url should now
> connect to the corresponding edial conference.
> 
> Jamey
> 
> 

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