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Subject: RE: [xri] XRD delegated identifer element (was part of: questions about LRDD / OpenID)
The need for the Subject of an XRD to
supply a contextualized identifier that allows a consuming application to
identify the Subject in the context of a specific service to which the XRD is
linked is a generic requirement that is not specific to OpenID. At a minimum
XDI also has that use case, but I’ve also seen it in SAML. And since the
primary metadata that XRDs deal in is: a) identifiers, b) links/rels, I believe
we will be doing interoperability a big favor by defining this as a native XRD
element. Given that this element identifies the
Subject relative to the target resource of the Link,
<XRD:Link:RelativeSubject> seems to be semantically precise. But I am
certainly open to other suggestions. RE the other element discussing in this
thread – the one used to provide a canonical URI for the resource that is
the target of the link – I like <XRD:Link:Object> not just because
it’s semantically precise with respect to the implicit RDF model, but
because, as Eran says, it won’t be confused with <XRD:Subject> or
<XRD:Alias>. =Drummond From: Eran
Hammer-Lahav [mailto:eran@hueniverse.com] I’m mostly concerned about
lack of other use cases (documented at least) for it other than OpenID. I think
OpenID should use it but not sure it should be part of the schema. I'm latching onto the very last
question Will put in his response to Markus' |
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