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New Issue: Why does a <IssuedTokens> element contain an RSTR instead of an RSTRC?

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Hal Lockhart <>
Date
2006-08-22T21:55:18+00:00
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New Issue: Why does a <IssuedTokens> element contain an RSTR instead of an RSTRC?
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Protocol:  ws-trust 

http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/ws-sx/download.php/18833/ws
-trust-1%5B1%5D.3-spec-ed-01-r08-diff.pdf

Artifact:  spec & schema

Type:

design

Title: Why does a <IssuedTokens> element contain an RSTR instead of an
RSTRC or a choice of RSTR or RSTRC?


Description:

Since a <IssuedTokens> element may need to contain Tokens issued as the
result of multiple requests, why is it not allowed to contain a
<RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollection> element?

Related issues:


Proposed Resolution:

Option 1: Permit an <IssuedTokens> element to contain a choice of a
<RequestSecurityTokenResponse> element or a
<RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollection> element.

Option 2: Change the <IssuedTokens> element to contain a
<RequestSecurityTokenResponseCollection> element.

Hal
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