Sounds ok. What is time3 and time4? I was going by the interop slide deck. Maybe I missed it.
There are some custom attributes used also, but I don ??t know if they are in the realm of this use case.
Larry H
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Bruce ??s suggestion seems like the clearest way. Add a sentence to the description stating that 3.1.3 can also be applied when the key pre-exists on the server, by omitting the steps at time0, time3, and time4.
Stan
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Larry,
Interesting question.
So your scenario is to just do time 1 (Locate by Name) and time 2 (Get symmetric key) interactions from use case 3.1.3? Since it requires out-of-band setup on the server, it doesn't fit real well in the use cases, which tend to do all the setup and teardown as part of the use case. Perhaps it might do to document it as 3.1.3.time1 and 3.1.3.time2? Just a suggestion. Any opinions from the rest of y'all?
Bruce A Rich brich at-sign us dot ibm dot com
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Subject: [kmip-interop-tech] interop use case variant
Hello all,
Should we add this variant to the KMIP use case 3.1.3 in the interop slide deck? It is a minor variation from 3.1.3 so don ??t know the best way to document it.
We use the KMIP OASIS Use Case 3.1.3 to get a key from a server
Key is created by server.
Client performs a Locate operation, supplying the Name, to which the server responds with the Unique Identifier of the created key.
The client retrieves the created key using its Unique Identifier
Regards,
Larry H
