Jan,
This is the conformance section. It means that the PDP must treat the
resource-id attribute as specified. It does not say that the
resource-id must be part of every request.
(BTW, I cannot think of anything special the PDP has to do with the
resource-id in the core spec anyway. The multiple and hierarchical
profiles though contain lots of requirements for the PDP/context
handler.)
Best regards,
Erik
On 07/12/2010 04:51 PM, Jan Herrmann wrote:
Dear all,
section
10.2.6 in the xacml 3.0 core spec defines the
resource-id attribute as mandatory. From my point of view it would be
more convenient
to define it as optional as the content-selector attribute is doing the
same thing.
Defining resource-id as mandatory forces decision requests to contain
this
attribute even if never used.
best regards
jan
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