[security-services] SAML Protocol: return code for<CompletenessSpecifier>AllOrNone

[Irving Reid <Irving.Reid@baltimore.com>]

This question came up briefly during discussion at the F2F, but I don't
remember it being resolved.

When a client sends a samlp:Query with <CompletenessSpecifier>AllOrNone, the
text in core-20 at line 752 (in the Word version I have, from
http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200111/msg00003.html)
says that the response is empty. I'd like to see this text clarified to one
or the other of:

(a) The responder returns a samlp:Response with StatusCode="Success"
containing no assertions.

(b) The responder returns a samlp:Response with StatusCode=<you tell me what
goes here> containing no assertions.

 - irving - 


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