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Subject: Minutes for 19-Oct SSTC Focus call
Attendance: ·
Prateek Mishra (Netegrity) ·
Rob Philpott (RSA Security) ·
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Forrest Yin (Netegrity) ·
Ari Kermaier (Oracle) ·
Vamsi Motukuru (Oracle) ·
Ron Monzillo (Sun) ·
Rick Randall (BAH) ·
Frederick Hirsch (Nokia) ·
RL “Bob” Morgan (Internet2) ·
Greg Whitehead (Trustgenix) 1. Agenda bashing 2. SSTC Timelines and Schedule review http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200409/msg00029.html (a) Karl's message announcing the second review was sent out September
29 and has the and end-date for October 31. What impact does it have on
our schedule? Prateek: Is there a mismatch with the end of the review period (31-Oct)
and or voting meeting schedule? Rob: We have a voting call on 10/26 and on 11/9. We should try to vote on
as many changes as possible next week. Nov 9 will be the official vote on
CD status/submission. Scott: Not many comments – One note from Scott McAlpin.
Scott will officially respond. (b) When will implementation attestations likely be available? Scott: We had discussion on being less strict this time. Rob: There was general agreement on that. Scott: They’ve done some stuff with the Metadata spec. Rob: We really need core implementers. If we don’t have 3,
do we want to postpone the vote? Thinks we can vote to submit without the
attestations, but may not be the right thing to do. Rob will send a note
indicating that we must have the attestations to submit and without them, we will
need to postpone the submission vote. Do folks think we should extend the
review period? Or should we vote for CD and put them on the shelf and wait for
attestations. Scott: believes the latter is the best approach. Prateek agrees. Rob: But extending the current period may be more efficient for dealing
with non-substantive changes we may decide we need to make as a result of work
to get attestations. Prateek: for now, we will recommend going ahead with CD vote on 11/9
and do submission vote once attestations are ready. Scott: What about new OASIS IPR policy? Rob: doesn’t affect us. It has to be approved by the board
and there is a transition period. (c) Primer status and next steps Prateek: Will synch up with John H and Eve re: the technical overview
and get out an update in the near future. 3. Recent e-mail threads and on-going discussions (a) Metadata Support for Discovery Profile http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200410/msg00031.html Scott: this is closed. (b) Propose changes to definition of Federation in glossary (long) http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200410/msg00002.html Prateek: this is still open. Main idea was 1) separate account linkage
from federation. Scott: Discussed this on previous call. Seemed to have general
agreement except recommended adding a parenthetical about it not being
restricted to a pair of providers. Also there isn’t necessarily an
explicit agreement on the time period associated with the federation. Prateek
will send out a new proposed re-spin of the text. (c) "Registration" process for third-party SAML
customizations http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/security-services/200410/msg00036.html Prateek: Is this really about new Bindings and/or Profiles? Scott: Yes. Don’t necessarily like the term “customization”.
Perhaps “Bindings, Profiles, and Extensions” would be more
appropriate. Prateek and Rob agree. 4. Other discussions: (a) Ron’s note to the list today. Could we consider going back to
AssertionID instead of xs:ID? Scott: there was overwhelming agreement to switch to xs:ID. Ari, Ron, Scott, Ron: so what do we want to ask WSS to do? Scott: Such a change would be substantive (requiring a new public
review) and doing it wouldn’t help that much anyway. - Too much discussion to capture for minutes... Ron: Will recommend to WSS to add SAML 1.1 AssertionID to their list
and that they should be prepared to add SAML 2.0 ID as well. Will maybe suggest
creating a different WSS reference form to deal with it. Rob Philpott |
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