Issue 99: KeyIdentifier ValueType - Proposed Text

["Hal Lockhart" <hlockhar@bea.com>]

At line 702, current:

/wsse: SecurityTokenReference/KeyIdentifier/@ValueType

The ValueType attribute is used to optionally indicate the type of token
with the specified identifier. If specified, this is a hint to the
recipient. Any value specified for binary security tokens, or any XML token
element QName can be specified here. If this attribute isn't specified, then
the identifier applies to any type of token.

/wsse: SecurityTokenReference/KeyIdentifier/@EncodingType

The optional EncodingType attribute is used to indicate, using a QName, the
encoding format of the binary data (e.g., wsse:Base64Binary). The base
values defined in this specification are used:

Proposed:

/wsse: SecurityTokenReference/KeyIdentifier/@ValueType

The ValueType attribute is used to indicate the type of KeyIdentifier being
used. Each token profile specifies the KeyIdentifier types that may be used
to refer to tokens of that type. It also specifies the critical semantics of
the identifier, such as whether the KeyIdentifier is unique to the key or
the token. Any value specified for binary security tokens, or any XML token
element QName can be specified here.

/wsse: SecurityTokenReference/KeyIdentifier/@EncodingType

The optional EncodingType attribute is used to indicate, using a QName, the
encoding format of the KeyIdentifier (e.g., wsse:Base64Binary). The base
values defined in this specification are used:

Hal