Example RA Interface screens (1.7 MB)

[Gavenraj Sodhi <Gavenraj.Sodhi@businesslayers.com>]

The RAs will be common and may customized to serve the need of each vendor
participating.  The essential idea behind it will be the same.  The RA will
serve as the request interface.  I have enclosed a few example slides of the
RA interface, acting as the request interface from the trusted parties, with
some response screens showing the SOAP message with the header and body, 


-Gavenraj

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-----Original Message-----
From: Cohen, Doron
To: Gavenraj Sodhi; Darran Rolls
Cc: Elron, Rami
Sent: 5/5/03 5:15 AM
Subject: RE: [provision] Business Scenario for Catalyst Demo Interoperabil
ity Event, Eveni ng of July 9th

Guys,

This does not match the understanding we had in the f2f re. the interop
scenario . We agreed to have a common RA issuing a provisioning request
to
multiple PSPs and having those interoperate with SPML enabled PSTs .

We will definitely need to discuss this further today .

Doron

-----Original Message-----
From: Gavenraj Sodhi [mailto:Gavenraj.Sodhi@businesslayers.com] 
Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 6:52 AM
To: 'provision@lists.oasis-open.org '
Subject: [provision] Business Scenario for Catalyst Demo
Interoperability
Event, Eveni ng of July 9th
Importance: High


Business Scenario/Objective for SPML Demo at Catalyst this coming July:

The Objective of the SPML demonstration at Catalyst is to present to the
industry the progress SPML has made over the past year and how vendors
are
looking at it to solve real business problems.  The scenario will review
the
business case of adding contractors from one domain (company) to
another. We
will be showing this interoperability between a number of system
alongside a
SAML token (probably hardcoded) that will represent the pre-existing
established trust between the different domains.  SAML is recommended to
be
used in this context to show the progress of where standards have
evolved to
in Identity Management and to present to Burton Group of the vision of
the
group inline with their message to the Catalyst attendees.

http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/provision/download.php/1902

/Scenario1_gif_1.gif (copy both lines into URL)

Both RAs/PSPs and PSTs will fulfill the role behind the manufacturing
domain
and the RA interface will surve as the supplier domain.  The suppliers
will
be able to be provision contractors/employees to PSPs through to PSTs
via
the RA interface.  The role of one or many organizations is not limited.
A
number of roles - departments will be specified with certain attributes
(e.g., First Name, Last Name, etc.) which will be further specified in
the
Standard Schema which will come out early this week from Darran.  

Business context of the above described Business Scenario/Objective for
the
SPML Demo:

As an example, a large manufacturing company may work with several
suppliers
and business partners to provide a complete set of product lines. To
help
ensure that its supply chain is managed most effectively, the
manufacturer
must grant each set of users - employees, customers and partners - the
appropriate access to information and applications. Using SPML, the
manufacturer is able to automatically register, authenticate, and
accommodate the provisioned information requests in a secure environment
to
protect each of these business relationships. This standards-based
offering
utilizes the SPML specification in conjunction with Web services
technologies to create a secure, dynamic workflow.

If there are any questions, please let me know.

Regards, 


Gavenraj Sodhi 

************************************************** 
Gavenraj Sodhi 
Senior Technology Analyst 

Business Layers 
The eProvisioning Company(tm) 

P: (949) 388-0088 
M: (949) 350-8808 
F: (949) 767-5851 
www.businesslayers.com 
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