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Subject: Re: Minutes of 20 February 2001 Security Services TC telecon
Embellishments & minor corrections below. thanks, JeffH ----- > Minutes of the OASIS Security Services Technical Committee telecon > 20 February 2001 [snippage] > - What do we think about creation of a new TC on an access control > language? > [snippage] > Question: Is this the right place for this work (over, say, W3C). Many > want to be involved in this work but would like to overload our > individual workloads. ^ not [snippage] - Coordinating editor (Bob Blakley) [snippage] > Jeff gets a free dinner for being the only person submitting a report ^ from BobB, at some dive (yet-to-be-determined), > (glossary) in HTML! Everything has been PDF or Word. ^ else To be fair, Prateek & I coauthored the draft-sstc-bindings-model-00 doc in html and put it out on the -bindings list before draft-sstc-hodges-glossary-01 was issued as a part of use case strawman 2. So do you like McDonalds, Prateek? ;-) Also, we had (at BobB's suggestion) decided on .pdf as a "distribution format". Thus it is arguably just the schlepping docs about in Word format that's been "non-conforming". > Document guidelines are progressing well and getting close to done. We > will have consistent IETF-type naming standards for the documents. > There will be requirements inside the documents for metadata that must > be there. Documents will be posted by sending to > mailto:security-editors@lists.oasis-open.org; one of the "publishing > editors" will lick the document into shape and put it on the website. ^ , remanding it back to the authors/editors for re-work if necessary, > > Liaison reports > =============== > No report requests sent to Eve. > > Encryption (Eve): has touched base with Joseph Reagle of W3C, who is > chairing the new Encryption WG. We have an arrangement to review each > other's requirements documents. > > ebXML (Brian Eisenberg): SOAP and EBMLX TRP message headers are now > working together. > > XKMS Encryption (Phil): There is a developers' meeting immediately > following the XKMS meeting on March 1. ^^^^ W3C XML Encryption [snippage] --- end
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