Presence and IntComm WG

["Ben Chinowsky" <>]

Candace's action item (now first on the list) should make more sense now. 8->=
-- Ben C.

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*Action Items*

(new)
[ACTION] Candace will try registering Session with Free World Dialup or
Harvard's Avaya server.
[ACTION] Ben T. will work on configuring SER to get Session to work with it.
[ACTION] Ben T. will send the list the new Session download URL.
[ACTION] Jeremy will recruit some people from JISC to join a future PIC call,
and reschedule the call to a time that's convenient for those in the UK
time zone.

(from previous calls)
[ACTION] Jamey will enable eyeBeam to use presence info to decide
whether messages should go straight to voicemail.
[ACTION] Once Session can register with PALS, Jeremy will schedule Session and
eyeBeam testing with Candace.
[ACTION] All will review Candace's Feb. 25 note to the list, subject "Presence
Package Requirements Update 022505 (2)", in preparation for further discussion
of the package, its cookbook, and associated services on a future PIC call.
[ACTION] Ben T. will write a script for the Member Meeting demo, recruiting
others to help as necessary.
[ACTION] For the Spring MM demo, Rodger will look into a) eyeBeam for the Mac
and b) Session.
[ACTION] Candace will try to get a version of Pulver Communicator that 
registers
properly with PALS.
[ACTION] Jamey will look into ways of addressing Dennis's concerns about solo
testing on the PALS server.
[ACTION] Jamey will test eyeBeam against the 090 prerelease version of SER,
which is what PALS is running now.
[ACTION] Candace will write a description of a simple way to append PUBLISH
messages from the client to the servers, in order to provide a basic way to
do location and presence tracking.
[ACTION] People will research skiff-like offerings from various companies:
- Dennis - Newbury
- Steve - Airwave
- Candace - Airespace (being bought by Cisco)
- Jeremy - Eckehau (via Walt Magnusson)
[ACTION] Jeremy will outline a high-level paper on the PIC WG's experiences 
and
lessons learned.
[ACTION] Ben T. will write a short document describing the motivation for the
paths-in-the-snow approach to PIC development.
[ACTION] Jamey will update the interface requirements document.
[ACTION] Jamey will continue working on the future of the skiffs, and solicit
opinions from PIC members as needed.

*Attendees*

Jeremy George (chair) - Yale
Steve Blair - Penn
Candace Holman - Harvard
Jamey Hicks - HP
Ben Teitelbaum - Internet2
Ben Chinowsky (scribe) - Internet2

*Discussion*

Ben T., Steve, and Jeff King did Session interoperability testing on Monday,
March 21. The main problem seems to be SER not supporting strict routing;
[ACTION] Ben T. will work on configuring SER to get Session to work with it.
[ACTION] Ben T. will send the list the new Session download URL. [ACTION]
Candace will try registering Session with Free World Dialup or Harvard's
Avaya server. The group agreed to schedule further Session testing for
Monday, March 28.

Candace has been experimenting with the PROTOS SIP client testing suite, which
is written in Java. She has installed it on a server at Harvard with the
intention of using it for PALS testing. The group agreed that this would be
useful. See http://www.ee.oulu.fi/research/ouspg/protos/testing/c07/sip/.