Hi Ming Fei,
On 09/01/09 17:47, Ming Fei Jia wrote:
> In the proposal:
> The defined value for the "algorithm" attribute is 3 options:
> • The Blowfish algorithm in CFB mode.
> • An IRI defined in §5.2 or §5.3 of [xmlenc-core]: The algorithm
> specified in §5.2 or §5.3 of [xmlenc-core] for this IRI.
> • An IRI specifying an implementation defined algorithm.
> ----------------
> Actually I think the proposal means ODF has no restriction for
> encryption algorithm and ODF encryption algorithm could be anything.
> Then, does the standard have meaning here? Of course, that is OK if
That's a good point. The intention actually was that the implementation
defined IRIs must only be used for algorithms not defined be the XML
Encryption specification. That would be the same extensibility mechanism
as the XML Encryption specification defines itself. My proposal however
does not make this clear. I will revise it in this regard.
Thank you
Michael
> there is some exception that everyone believes:
> (1)Encryption algorithm does not have any interoperability issue in reality;
> (2)Encryption algorithm will have no interoperability issue in the future
> (3)Implementation defined algorithm is not conforming to ODF
> (4)Standard here can not solve problems at all even the issues are there.
> or anything else?
>
> We could have some trade-off for the real complexity, but I suggest to
> be careful to evaluate this extending. thanks a lot.
>
> Best Regards,
>
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> addition - I don't know the answer to this, but in the interBob Jolliffe
> ---2009-08-31 22:46:31---In addition - I don't know the answer to this,
> but in the interest of uniformity, is there also an IRI which can used
> to indica
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> From:
> Bob Jolliffe