Presence and IntComm WG

["Ben Chinowsky" <>]

*Action Items as of December 12*

[ACTION] (12/6) Deke will contact David Morton about working on PIC.edu server
documentation.
[ACTION] (12/6) Tim will contact Dorothy Williams and Ed Humphrey about 
working
on PIC.edu server documentation.
[ACTION] (12/6) Tim will send wg-pic a proposal for which features the initial
PIC.edu client table should cover.
[ACTION] (12/6) Mark will provide a list of three or four clients that are 
known
to support all the features needed for the initial version of PIC.edu.
[ACTION] (12/6) Rodney will compile a list of web-based Jabber clients for use
in the MM demo.
[ACTION] (12/6) Tim will submit a proposal for the MM demo, and cc wg-pic.
[ACTION] (11/8) Mark and Jorj at Penn will work with Dennis and Greg at MIT to
create a short document describing how to get Openfire running with a basic
configuration for PIC.edu.
[ACTION] (11/8) Tim will recruit someone to create the PIC.edu client table.
[ACTION] (11/1) Tim will put the draft PIC.edu project objectives on the wiki
and invite people to start contributing there.
[ACTION] (11/1) Tim will ask SIP.edu participants for their insights on how to
proceed with PIC.edu, and in particular how to handle user generation and
management.
[ACTION] (10/4) Peter will find out if Horizon Wimba can interoperate with 
other
XMPP services, in particular whether it can do server-to-server federation.
[ACTION] (7/12) Mark will prepare a simple demo of anonymous and non-anonymous
versions of moderated and unmoderated Jabber chatrooms, for a PIC call in 
early
2008.

*Attendees*

Tim Callahan (chair) - Michigan
Deke Kassabian - Penn
Mark Sirota - Penn
Jorj Bauer- Penn
Rodney McDuff - Queensland
Steve Olshansky - Internet2
Neal McBurnett - Internet2
Ben Chinowsky (scribe) - Internet2

*Discussion*

Deke asked Peter St. Andre about source materials for the PIC.edu cookbook; he
suggested taking a look at http://stage.jabber.org/clients (although it's 
still
under construction) and http://www.jabber.org/user/userguide/ (although it's a
few years old). Peter also offered to provide an introduction to the Openfire
team.

PIC.edu server:
- [ACTION] Deke will contact David Morton about working on PIC.edu server
documentation.
- [ACTION] Tim will contact Dorothy Williams and Ed Humphrey about working on
PIC.edu server documentation.

PIC.edu clients:
- [ACTION] Tim will send wg-pic a proposal for which features the initial
PIC.edu client table should cover.
- [ACTION] Mark will provide a list of three or four clients that are known to
support all the features needed for the initial version of PIC.edu.
- Mark noted that Penn will be evaluating many Jabber clients next year,
following the process documented at http://www.upenn.edu/computing/eval/ . 
They
expect to produce recommendations by May.

There was strong interest in having a PIC.edu demo at the Internet2 Member
Meeting in April. [ACTION] Rodney will compile a list of web-based Jabber
clients for use in the MM demo. [ACTION] Tim will submit a proposal for the MM
demo, and cc wg-pic.