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Subject: Re: [wsrp-interop] guest/anonymous user access


WSRP does not require producers to send any user category.

I would like to note that these category names are very arbitrary and 
consumers and producers should not read too much into these category 
names unless specific producer and consumer deployments agree on 
stronger meanings.

Regards,

Subbu


jeff said the following on 03/25/2004 01:27 PM:
> i don't believe that was atul's question. the spec does not mandate that 
> the producer send wsrp:minimal as a user category. i think he was 
> suggesting that all "well-behaved" producers should send wsrp:minimal as 
> a user category to give consumers the *option* of sending it.
> 
> ?
> 
> Rich Thompson wrote:
> 
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>> In order for a compliant Consumer to send userCategory="wsrp:minimal", 
>> the Producer must have specified it in its ServiceDescription.
>>
>> Rich
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>> *Atul Batra <atul.batra@Sun.COM>*
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>> 03/25/2004 01:54 PM
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>> To
>> 	Rich Thompson/Watson/IBM@IBMUS
>> cc
>> 	wsrp-interop@lists.oasis-open.org
>> Subject
>> 	Re: [wsrp-interop] guest/anonymous user access
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>> So if I understand correctly, to allow the Consumer to send 
>> wsrp:minimal for the userCategory and enable guest access per the 
>> convention, are we are saying that the Producer should (or rather is 
>> best advised to) minimally declare support for wsrp:minimal in it's 
>> ServiceDescription? Else, there could be interop issues down the line 
>> (particularly with other implementations that come along)?
>>
>> Atul
>>
>> Rich Thompson wrote:
>>
>> The spec explicitly says that the Producer declares all the user 
>> categories it supports, including those defined by the spec (see 
>> 5.1.19). It is an error for a Consumer to send a userCategory the 
>> Producer has not declared as supported (see 6.10.1).
>>
>> The convention adopted by the Interop SC was to have both the 
>> userContextKey and userCategory be wsrp:minimal for a guest user. How 
>> an implementation supports changing the category to null is up to the 
>> implementation.
>>
>> Rich
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>> *Maneesha Jain **_<maneesha.jain@Sun.COM>_* 
>> <mailto:maneesha.jain@Sun.COM>
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>> 03/25/2004 12:42 PM
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>> To
>> 	Richard Jacob _<richard.jacob@de.ibm.com>_ 
>> <mailto:richard.jacob@de.ibm.com>
>> cc
>> 	Atul Batra _<atul.batra@Sun.COM>_ <mailto:atul.batra@Sun.COM>, 
>> _wsrp-interop@lists.oasis-open.org_ 
>> <mailto:wsrp-interop@lists.oasis-open.org>
>> Subject
>> 	Re: [wsrp-interop] guest/anonymous user access
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>> Richard Jacob wrote:
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>> Atul Batra _<atul.batra@Sun.COM>_ <mailto:atul.batra@Sun.COM> wrote on 
>> 03/17/2004 02:57:03 AM:
>>
>>  
>> I know that was discussed a while back, but just to confirm -  are
>> Producers out there expecting anything other than
>> userContextKey=_wsrp:minimal_ (and userAuthentication=_wsrp:none_ as well)
>> in order to "recognize" a guest user? Specifically, does the agreed to
>> interop convention mandate that userCategory be equal to _wsrp:minimal_ as
>> well?
>>    
>> yes, userCategory is _wsrp:minimal_ and if then the userContextKey is_
>> __wsrp:minimal_, too, it's a guest user with no userProfile.
>>
>> cheers
>> Richard
>>
>>  
>> Hi Richard,
>>
>> Two more related questions :
>>
>> What do producers make out of a user whose
>> userContextKey=_wsrp:minimal_ and/ userCategory=null/ ? How
>> is it different from a guest user whose userContextKey=_wsrp:minimal_
>> and /userCategory=//_wsrp:minimal_// /?
>>
>> For a guest user, would you recommend userCategory to be set to _
>> _/_wsrp:minimal_/, even when a producer doesn't define any user categories
>> in the ServiceDescription or defines user categories that are not one of
>> the  three standard user categories defined in the spec. Just want
>> to make sure, producers won't throw back /InvalidUserCategoryFault/ in
>> this case.
>>
>> thanks,
>> Maneesha
>>
>>



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