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Small adjustment on Item 7: ConditionReference
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Subject: Small adjustment on Item 7: ConditionReference
- From: Michiharu Kudoh <[email protected]>
- To: bill parducci <[email protected]>
- Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 18:37:12 +0900
I agree to the restriction on the applicability of the condition reference
as we discussed during the f2f meeting. So the proposal should include
the following sentence:
"condition references does not extend beyond the policy boundary."
I believe that this is the adjustment on which we have agreed.
Best,
Michiharu
bill parducci
<[email protected] To: Michiharu Kudoh/Japan/IBM@IBMJP
t> cc:
Subject: konnichi wa!
2003/10/31 01:21
on the concall today there was a little confusion as to the decisions
and discussions that took place regarding this work item:
7. ConditionReference
TYPE: Simplicity of policy construction
Allow a Rule to contain a ConditionReference element as an
alternative to a Condition element. The ConditionReference
would identify a Condition element specified elsewhere. An
optional ConditionId attribute would be added to the Condition
element to support this.
TYPE: Simplicity of policy construction.
STATUS: Accepted for 2.0 20 Oct 2003.
PROPOSAL:
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/xacml/200304/msg00039.html
CHAMPION: Michiharu Kudo
on the call we agreed that there was general agreement for the proposal,
but that it was felt that a point that was brought up in the f2f should
be inserted into the proposal directly for clarity: condition references
may not extend beyond the policy boundary.
so, if this is consistent with what you intended for this proposal would
you mind making a slight adjustment and posting it to the list so that
we can formally vote on it?
thanks
b
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