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Subject: RE: [sca-policy] Wording for Issue 24


 

The algorithm section (section 4.10) should be changed as follows:

 

Now:

 

A. Calculate the required intent set that applies to the target element as follows:

...

6.    If the set of intents includes both a qualified version of an intent and an unqualified version of the same intent, remove the unqualified version from the set.

 

Add A7 as follows:

 

7.                Replace any remaining qualifiable intents with the default qualified form of that intent, according to the default qualifier in the definition of the intent.

 

Delete Step H:

 

H. If a required intent is unqualified and matches a policySet that is also unqualified, then the intentMap entry for the qualifier that is marked with default=”true” should be used.

 

Michael Rowley

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: ashok malhotra [mailto:ashok.malhotra@oracle.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 9:24 AM
To: Natale, Bob
Cc: OASIS Policy
Subject: Re: [sca-policy] Wording for Issue 24

 

Good suggestion. Thanks!

Ashok

 

Natale, Bob wrote:

 

> Hi Ashok,

> 

> Concerning the wording of this paragraph from the top of p.2:

> 

> "An intent that can be completely satisfied by one of a choice of

> lower-level intents is referred to as a qualifiable intent. In order

> to express such intents, the intent name may contain a qualifier, “.”.

> An intent that includes _the name of a qualifiable intent_ in its name

> is referred to as a qualified intent, because it is “qualifying” how

> the qualifiable intent is satisfied. A qualified intent can only

> qualify one qualifiable intent, so the name of the qualified intent

> includes the name of the qualifiable intent as a prefix (separated by

> “.”), for example, authentication.message. See Usage of @requires

> attribute for specifying intents."

> 

> ...It seems that the 3rd sentence might be better stated as:

> 

> "An intent that includes _a qualifier_ in its name is referred to as a

> qualified intent, because it is “qualifying” how the qualifiable

> intent is satisfied."

> 

> (Underline added just for clarity here -- not intended for the actual

> text.)

> Cheers,

> BobN

> 

> -----Original Message-----

> From: ashok malhotra [mailto:ashok.malhotra@oracle.com]

> Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 8:42 AM

> To: OASIS Policy

> Subject: [sca-policy] Wording for Issue 24

> 

> As requested, I have created wording changes in sections 3.1 and 3.2

> of the

> Policy Framework document to resolve issue 24.. Additional changes may be

> needed in other sections to indicate how the intent defaults would be

> used. We

> need to discuss these changes.

> --

> All the best, Ashok

 

 

 

--

All the best, Ashok

 

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