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Hi Carlisle, > Carlisle Adams wrote: > > Hi Polar, > > ---------- > From: Polar Humenn[SMTP:polar@syr.edu] > Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 4:17 PM > To: Carlisle Adams > Cc: 'xacml@lists.oasis-open.org' > Subject: Re: [xacml] RE: policy model, part 1 > > On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Carlisle Adams wrote: ...

> * [line, 130, subject] change to the entity that submits access > requests How about an entity that is the source of an access request ? The interpretation of the source is from the point of view PDP. So it could be the initiator or the intermediary . Sekhar Pierangela wrote: > > MINUTES OF THE POLICY ...

Hi, Since the subject of using came up in the TC meeting, I thought this would be educational to send out a little bit more information about it. The element is specified by XML Schema Part 1 specification. It is however meant to be used in annotating a schema (e.g XACML schema itself) not an XML ...

At the policy model conference call on jan28-02, I agreed to look into the XML Schema to see if it supported arithmetic operators for expressions. I have investigated this and also verified with Eve Maler. XML Schema provides no such support for operators. So either XACML has to define it itself or borrow ...

NISHIMURA Toshihiro wrote: > > Hello, > > Sekhar Vajjhala - Sun Microsystems wrote: > > ISSUE: saml:Action is a string > > > > saml:Action is currently specified as a string . Making Action > > an abstract type would allow it to be extended. This would allow > > the content model to be defined by a schema ...