Title: RE: Updated Issues List (draft-sstc-saml-issues-06.doc)
Sorry,
I just missed it. I will add it.
After
doing a little research I am confused. At first I thought, we have a usecase for
some kind of document exchange in a store and forward environment that would
mandate this. I can't find one in draft-sstc-saml-reqs-01. The only thing I
found is a requirement for an ebXML binding, which I suspect will require this,
although I am not that familiar with ebXML. I also cannot find open of closed
issues on this kind of a use case. Can anyone help me out? Does anyone from the
usecase group remember if store and forward transactions are supposed to be in
or out?
Assume
the answer is "in", is this issue controversial? Personally I thought this was
one of the intended uses of SubjectConfirmation. (I am having trouble following
the discussion thread, because this was originaly one point among many in your
comments.) Have there been any arguments against it?
Hal
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Moses
[mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 4:21
PM
To: 'OASIS Security Services group'
Subject: RE:
Updated Issues List (draft-sstc-saml-issues-06.doc)
Hal - I do have one issue that I would like to raise. I
could offer to "champion" it, if it is appropriate.
There is a need for a subject confirmation method based on a
signature over a document. Carlisle has dubbed this "unaccompanied
data". Also, see Dan Ash's posting on the topic ...
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200108/msg00029.html
Should this method be added to section 4 of Core 15?
All the best. Tim.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hal
Lockhart [mailto:]
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 10:51 AM
To: '';
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Subject: Updated Issues List (draft-sstc-saml-issues-06.doc)
The issues list has been updated to reflect recent discussions
on the list.
Some arbitrary decisions were made about
what are issues and what are merely
editorial
comments. Please let me know if I have missed your issue.
The issue status report has been delayed but will be issued
soon.
Hal
