Re: [ekmi] Groups - SKMS Use Cases (PDF) (SKSML-UseCases.pdf) uploaded

[Tomas Gustavsson <tomas@primekey.se>]

Hi Arshad, I have a small comment about the use cases.
Would it not be good to have a few sentances comparing the use with a 
SKS server to:
- A tradtitional approach where the apps usually generates their 
encryption keys
- A PKI-only approach, which is not so easy for sending encrypted stuf 
to several recipients, or where you don't know the recipient.


Cheers,
Tomas


Arshad Noor skrev:
> Does anyone have any comments about the use-cases?  Does this document
> present the technology in a light that makes people understand how it
> can be used?  Do we want this to be more detailed?  Less detailed?
> Do we want to add more use-cases?  Use a different style?  Structure?
> (The look & feel of the document will eventually take some OASIS
> standard look; right now we need only focus on the content and after
> its done, we can wrap the "look & feel" around it).  Thanks.
> 
> Arshad Noor
> StrongAuth, Inc.
> 
> arshad.noor@strongauth.com wrote:
>> A first DRAFT of Use Cases.  Please review.  I will be uploading another
>> ODF document that can be edited for corrections, additions, deletions 
>> by TC
>> members.
>>
>>  -- Arshad Noor*
>>
>> The document named SKMS Use Cases (PDF) (SKSML-UseCases.pdf) has been
>> submitted by Arshad Noor* to the OASIS Enterprise Key Management
>> Infrastructure (EKMI) Technical Committee document repository.
>>
>> Document Description:
>> A DRAFT PDF of Use Cases that describe how various applications within 
>> the
>> Retail, Finance, Healthcare, Government, Education, E-Commerce and the
>> Corporate environment can use the SKSML protocol and an SKMS.
>>
>> View Document Details:
>> http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/ekmi/document.php?document_id=22502 
>>
>>
>> Download Document:  
>> http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/ekmi/download.php/22502/SKSML-UseCases.pdf 
>>
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