Hi Mohammad, Erik,
I would like to know what Mohammad has in mind as well, because I
suspect
the hierarchical profile may be applicable in some relevant sense,
although
I also agree that in this context we should refer to it rather than
try to
change it.
Thanks,
Rich
On 1/22/2014 5:28 AM, Erik Rissanen
wrote:
Hi,
Maybe, what did you have in mind? However, it might make sense to
keep this profile as it is since these schemes stand on their own
in any case, and some of them are foundations for the multiple
decision profile, so we would be impacting that profile as well.
The multiple decision profile is one of those which I think is
important to close off since it means implementation effort in
terms of code in the PDP, so it's not nice for vendors to have it
in flux.
If there are possibilities from the entities profile, it might
make sense to put those options in that profile since the entities
profile will be an implementation effort regardless.
Best regards,
Erik
On 2014-01-22 05:00, Mohammad Jafari
wrote:
Thanks
Erik.
I
am wondering if the work on Nested and Related Entities
can influence this profile. It seems to me that
“hierarchies” can be considered special cases of “related
entities”.
This
might be something we can think about and discuss at the
next TC call.
Regards,
Mohammad
Jafari, Ph.D.
Security
Architect, Edmond Scientific Company
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Updates the hierarchical profile to the current OASIS
document template. There are no changes in the content,
except to fit the new template and:
- I added a subsection 1.1 to make it clear that the
non-normative statement only applies to it, not the rest
of section 1.
- Changed incorrect reference to RFC2396 to the correct
RFC3986
- I had forgot to specify Rich as a co-editor when I
requested the template, so I added him (I hope this does
not break any TC admin metadata tracking)
- I did a search for glossary terms and ended up marking
some which were not highlighted in the previous version.
- I fixed a few minor typos which I found.
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