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This update contains resolution to issue 149 (removing Trust13 assertions
from examples 2.2.3, 2.2.4).
It also removes section 2.4 (Kerberos) as agreed at the 3-Oct-07 mtg
because no member was prepared to produce an example.
Section 2.3.2.4 has been partially updated to include text describing the
policy plus a sample message has been added, which still needs descriptive
text.
Section 2.3.2.5 has been updated to include the sample policies and
messages from ws-sx Interop section 3.5 (WS-Trust) and section 4.3 (SAML
1.1 Token for cert wss 1.1). It was thought by the author that this was the
most complete and instructive information that could be used for this
section to replace the previous WS-SP 1.1 example that was replaced. It is
not yet documented, but analysis has begun - assistance would be useful if
there is a motivated contributor.


 -- Rich Levinson

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Document Description:
Examples of usage of WS-SecurityPolicy to show how it can be applied to
several well known WS-Security scenarios that have been publicly conducted
in Interops as well as other scenarios of an illustrative nature.

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