See "timeline" below.

• ZNG: presentations and discussion
  • General Overview/intro -- Ray
  • Architectural overview -- Poul Henrik
  • Goals and Objectives -- Bill
  • "ZNG: The Vision" -- Ralph "I have a Dream" LeVan
  • WSDL/SOAP, Schema(s) -- Matthew
    • ZNG Prototype 1 WSDL Definition
  • Explain -- Jan
  • CQL -- Ralph
  • Implementation -- Jan and Rob
  • Re-cap -- Bill
  • Discussion

   

• Z39.50/Digital Library Issues, including:
  • OpenURL -- Herbert Van de Sompel
  • OAI: OCLC use of OAI via Z39.50/ZNG

• Briefings
  • Developing Guidelines for the Bath Profile -- John Gilby and Fraser Nicolaides, London School of Economics
  • Z39.50 in Java; the JAFER experience -- Matthew Dovey, University of Oxford
  • Z39.50 and the DNER Architecture -- Andy Powell, UKOLN
  • ONE-2 Results -- Poul Henrik J�rgensen
    Toolkits, services, implementation issues and updated ONE-2 Profile
    
  • Jabberwocky -- Sebastian Hammer
    Z39.50 for children, in Flash. Uses Z39.50 to provide access to existing information systems for children. A combination of inter-person communication and searching to address how kids find information.
  • Library Attribute Sets -- Barbara Shuh
    Results of meeting held Tuesday.
  • Interoperability Testbed -- Bill Moen
  • DEF-kat -- Leif Andresen
    DEF Catalogue is part of the DEF-project (Denmark's Electronic Research Library) and includes a gateway service and a test of a Danish target.
  • ZOOM: The Z39.50 Object-Orientation Model -- Mike Taylor
    A work in progress to describe a useful subset of the Z39.50 services in terms of an abstract object-oriented API. In order to ground this initiative in reality and make it work for real people building real applications, it needs concrete bindings. We currently have three such bindings on the table: a Perl binding, which is fully implemented and documented, and in use in commercial projects; a C++ binding, which is designed an in the process of implementation; and a C binding, which is in the design stage. This may be considered an alternative approach to solving the problems that ZNG addresses in its very different way,.
    

• ZIG/Maintenance Agency Business
• Proposed Record Syntaxes
• Proposed Diagnostics
• Proposed Attributes
• Proposed Z39.50 Amendment
• Proposed Amendment to Holdings Schema
• Proposed Commentary: Sort Criteria in Search Request
• Z39.50-200x Revision
• Future meetings

Timeline (revised September 27)

The following is a rough timeline for the above listed agenda items, subject to adjustment before and during the meeting.

Thursday

• 9:30-10:30 Welcome, introductions, discuss agenda, and so on.
• 10:30-1:00 ZNG (including a break)
• 1:00-2:00 Lunch:
  

  Buffet at the Library, sponsored by Crossnet.

  
  
• 2:00-3:30 Digital Library Issues
• 3:30-5:30 begin project briefings (including a break)

  There are currenly 9 project briefings listed, each 15-30 minutes. This schedule allocates a total of about four and a half hours for the briefings, though we expect (hope) that several will last less than 30 minutes.

Friday

• 9:30-12:00 ZIG/Maintenance Agency business
• 12:00-1:00: Continue project briefings
• 1:00-2:00: Lunch
• 2:00-4:00: Continue project briefings
• 4:00-5:30: Other business, spillover items, additional items, and so on.