[security-services] RE: IPR Requirements for OASIS contributions

From
Irving Reid <>
Date
2002-09-18T15:13:12+00:00
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[security-services] RE: IPR Requirements for OASIS contributions
I agree to the 
submission of the referenced document under the OASIS guidelines. I am notp
 ersonally aware of any intellectual property rights held by myself or byB
 altimore Technologies that affect the content of the 
document.

 

 - irving - 

  
-----Original Message-----
From: Mishra, Prateek 
  [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 
  4:47 PM
To: ''; ''; 
  ''; ''; ''; 'Irving Reid'; 
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Subject: IPR Requirements for OASIS 
  contributions

  
Colleagues,

  
 

  
You are listed as an 
  author of 

  
"WS-Security Profile of 
  the OASIS Security Assertion Markup Language" 

  
draft-sstc-ws-sec-profile-03 available at

  
 

  
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200208/msg00015.html

  
 

  
The SSTC has directed me 
  to submit this draft to the WSSTC. As part of this 

  
process, I am obligated 
  to ask you to affirm your acceptance of the OASIS

  
rules on submissions to a 
  TC. These rules are fully described in Section 3.1 
of:

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