THE WELCH COMPANY
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S U M M A R Y
DIARY: January 31, 2000 08:13 AM Monday;
Rod Welch
Editor using XML being developed; Doug's writings guide Colloquium.
1...Summary/Objective
2...Editor Design Requirements
3...Doug Calls for Intelligence Capability Augment Human Potential
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CONTACTS
SUBJECTS
Architecture, Editor
Requirements, Open Source, Extensible, XML
Java Browser Display XML
Editing Operations, Split, Insert, Delete, Jack Park, 000131
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1007 - Summary/Objective
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100801 - Follow up ref SDS 11 0000, ref SDS 10 0000.
100802 -
100803 - Jack Park is working on an XML editor, along the lines Eric Armstrong
100804 - is thinking of creating. Jack submits links to resources and shares
100805 - issues that need attention. ref SDS 0 0866 Ron Goldman requests
100806 - comments on Doug Engelbart's writings that provide details about
100807 - objectives being presented in the Colloquium. Ron does not cite the
100808 - 1992 paper on Groupware which Doug said provides the basis for the
100809 - Colloquium. ref SDS 0 0003
100810 -
100811 - [On 000305 Xanadu claims to solve limitations of XML. ref SDS 14
100812 - 1188]
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1011 - Progress
1012 -
101201 - ..
101202 - Editor Design Requirements
101203 -
101204 - Follow up ref SDS 11 0866, ref SDS 10 0957
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101206 - Received letter, ref DRT 1 0001, from Jack Park that responds to Eric
101207 - Armstrong's third letter, ref DRP 3 0001, on 000130, ref SDS 11 0866,
101208 - providing specific design issues for the Editor.
101209 -
101210 - Jack provides a web site developed for a masters thesis that offers
101211 - source code for a Java browser that displays XML files using XLL and
101212 - XSL. ref DRT 1 0001 He says it has a few bugs that are easily
101213 - fixed....
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101216 - http://pages.wooster.edu/ludwigj/xml/index.html
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101219 - Jack says this capability supports development of an XML editor,
101220 - ref DRT 1 3234, proposed by Eric in his letter, ref DRP 3 0001, on
101221 - 000130, ref SDS 11 0866, and explained as the core capability of the
101222 - DKR on 000129. ref SDS 10 3383
101223 - ..
101224 - Does this support doc management per Eric's design work on
101225 - 000125? ref SDS 6 3867
101226 -
101227 - [On 000407 listed as agenda item for project meetings.
101228 - ref SDS 15 5938
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101230 - ..
101231 -
101232 - Jack seems to be building an XML editor. ref DRT 1 4125
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101234 -
101235 - The Scholar's Companion
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101237 -
101238 - Editing special objects (e.g. concept maps, frames, etc) is
101239 - done in separate dialogs and the resulting XML appended to
101240 - the ongoing text display in the XML editor itself.
101241 -
101242 - Inserts, deletes, and so forth are handled in the dom tree
101243 - to the left of the text display.
101244 -
101245 - [On 000305 Xanadu claims to solve limitations of XML.
101246 - ref SDS 14 1188]
101247 -
101248 - [On 000423 Eric Armstrong submits planning for editing
101249 - operations. ref SDS 16 1856
101250 -
101251 - Large issue is blending of the literate programming code with
101252 - the rest of the XML handlers. ref DRT 1 4125
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101254 - Implementations of dom have all been memory-resident, which
101255 - poses a problem with enormous documents. Jack has not found an
101256 - open-source implementation of a virtual dom system, though such
101257 - an implementation does exist in a product. ref DRT 1 2772
101258 -
101259 - Thought is needed on issues that arise from documents that are
101260 - not necessarily hierarchical in structure. RDF, and Groves might
101261 - offer a more general representation scheme. ref DRT 1 0294
101262 -
101263 - A really useful Java project is the xml testbed, ref DRT 1 2774,
101264 - at...
101265 -
101266 - http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/08withall/
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SUBJECTS
Doug's Writings Alignment
Reasons for Participating in Colloquium
Papers Listed on Bootstrap Institute Website
Legacy Work Papers, Henry van Eykan Creating Web Site
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160702 - Doug Calls for Intelligence Capability Augment Human Potential
160703 -
160704 - Ron Goldman submits letter, ref DRT 2 0001, suggesting participants
160705 - read Doug's writings that provide details about ideas he is presenting
160706 - in the Colloquium...
160707 -
160708 - A link to an index on the Bootstrap web site shows......
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160711 - http://www.bootstrap.org/ohs/
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160714 - Ron says to read the 1998 "OHS Framework" document and the two papers
160715 - from 1984: "Authorship Provisions in Augment" & "Collaboration
160716 - Provisions in Augment". ref DRT 2 4560
160717 - ..
160718 - In a post script Ron requests comments on Doug's ideas and why
160719 - people are taking the time to participate. ref DRT 2 1104
160720 -
160721 - [On 000223 Henry van Eykan explains why he is participating.
160722 - ref SDS 13 8967]
160723 -
160724 - On 991222 I visited the Bootstrap site and reviewed the vision,
160725 - mission and Doug's biography. ref SDS 1 0897
160726 -
160727 - I called Doug. He explained objectives for the Colloquium, and we
160728 - reviewed new ideas he might consider for the presentation. ref SDS 1
160729 - 3977
160730 -
160731 - Doug suggested I read his paper on Groupware published in 1992, and
160732 - indicated it would be the basis of the Colloquium. ref SDS 1 3360
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160734 - Ron does not mention this paper in his letter today.
160735 -
160736 - Review of the paper shows alignment between Doug's CODIAK and
160737 - Intelligence collection capabilities, and the Welch work on
160738 - Communication Metrics, POIMS and SDS. ref SDS 1 5360
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160740 - Doug's ABC augment process, is supported by the POIMS management
160741 - cycle, plan, perform, report. ref SDS 1 3961
160742 -
160743 - [On 000213 submitted response. ref SDS 12 0001]
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