Hallo Juan Carlos,
the additional slide might be explained with the following "sound track":
- While the general DSS approach uses a (more or less) central DSS server
(slide #4), the DSS concept and the defined interfaces are flexible enough
to support the "conventional approach" (slide #3) and other emerging
application scenarios as well.
- Therefore it is possible to support additional application scenarios
besides the "classical server-based DSS-domains" (archiving, purchasing, billing etc.).
- In particular it is possible to support the typical applications of electronic Identity Documents (eID)
or eHealth-cards, if one extends DSS to a more comprehensive eID-framework.
- This is precisely what happened during the standardization of ISO/IEC 24727 and CEN 15480
(aka. "European Citizen Card"). For both standards there is a webservice-interface,
in which the basic request/response types are derived from DSS. Hence one may
consider DSS to be the "foundation" of those standards.
- Therefore the DSS interface may be considered to be on a layer on top of
ISO/IEC 24727 (or CEN 15480, which is based on ISO/IEC 24727 and slightly extends it)
and therefore becomes the canonical choice for identity cards, which happen to be used
to produce advanced electronic signatures. As most European eID-cards
(see http://ec.europa.eu/idabc/en/document/6484/5644 for a recent survey)
are meant to be used for those signature purposes, this combination may turn
out to be very important in many European countries.
- To complete this to a comprehensive eID-framework, there is a need for a
high-level "Identity interface" besides DSS, which will most likely be
specified more closely within the current EU-funded STORK-project http://www.eid-stork.eu/.
- A goal for OASIS should be to harmonize the upcoming interfaces with DSS
(e.g. propose to use similar request/response structures etc.) and related
activities within the IMI-charter http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=imi
for example. As far as I see it there is an interestingly high overlap between
the stork-partners and the DSS-TC.
Please do not hesitate to contact me, if you have any more questions concerning the
additional slide.
BR,
Detlef
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> Betreff: [dss-x] Groups - Additional Slide which explains the
> relation between DSS and European Citizen Card
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> relation between DSS and European Citizen Card
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> Services eXtended (DSS-X) TC document repository.
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> Document Description:
> The file contains an additional slide (Slide #5), which
> explains the relationship between DSS and the European
> Citizen Card specifications.
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