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Subject: Multiple Subjects in a single request
Hi all I have read the XACML spec 1.0. It mentions very briefly that: Access-control policies often place requirements on the actions of more than one subject. For instance, the policy governing the execution of a high-value financial transaction may require the approval of more than one individual, acting in different capacities. Therefore, XACML recognizes that there may be more than one subject relevant to a decision request. An attribute called “subject-category” is used to differentiate between subjects acting in different capacities. Some standard values for this attribute are specified, and users may define additional ones. I could not find any additional info about subject-category attributes in the spec. where can I geta detailed description? How can I get more information about how to define policies with subject categories and multiple subjects? Does anyone has an example? Also, a sample access request generated for multiple subjects would be very beneficial to take a look at Thanks a lot Any help is appreciated ...Mine > > On May 23, 2005, at 3:32 PM, Kuketayev, Argyn (Contractor) wrote: >> I looked at Diego's work on converting Conformance tests to V 2.0 >> >> Is there any way to "officialize" these tests? I mean adding them to >> the >> main XACML page, so the developers would use for testing tools. > > Good question. I suspect that this would require at least an official > submission to OASIS and then a TC vote to accept them as a committee > "document" ... all of which could be done, but would probably move > easier if someone participating in the standard took ownership. I'll > forward this to some folks who know more than I do about the process to > see what I can learn. > >> Also, who's responsible for fixing the conformance tests? I reported >> some bug in the past, which don't seem to be fixed yet. > > Also a good question. I'd see if I can learn anything on this front too. > > > seth > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: xacml-dev-unsubscribe@lists.oasis-open.org > For additional commands, e-mail: xacml-dev-help@lists.oasis-open.org > > -- Mine Altunay PhD student, Computer Engineering Dept, NC State Univ Phone: (919) 395 2789 E-Mail:maltuna@ncsu.edu
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