You would need to specify quite a lot of other assumptions about how
your policy is created to answer this correctly.
Is "123" a subject-id attribute? Can that user have any other
attributes, roles, groups, anything? It is a perfectly valid XACML
with an empty target in rules and conditions based upon attribute
values.
Same goes for resource - is "R1" a resource id? Does it have other
attributes that match can use (such as ancestors-or-self..)
And so on...
I am not sure one can construct a proper query with just the information
given..
Daniel;
-----Original Message-----
From: dhirendra sharma [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 2:12 PM
To:
Subject: [xacml-users] Querying polciies for auditing and reporting
purpose
Hi ,
For auditing purpose, I need to query policy files
and determine the matching users.
For example,
A policy applied to a user - 123 gives him Read
access to resource R1.
I need to able to query the polciy store with
resource parameter R1 and Action parameter Read and I
should get the userId -123 as answer
Does anyone has best recommended approach for this ?
Thanks,
Dhirendra Sharma
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