Re: Hosting a policy repository

[Anne Anderson <Anne.Anderson@sun.com>]

I think part of the problem is that not everyone has easy access to a 
publicly accessible repository, particularly one that will last beyond . 
  Researchers might also want to know that the policies they use will 
not require a license.

But I would be happy to do either.  Our XACML References list (which was 
just updated, by the way), links to papers and other external documents, 
simply providing a convenient index to them.

Regards,
Anne

Argyn wrote On 04/28/06 11:38,:
>> 5. Hosting a policy repository
>>      http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/xacml/200604/msg00014.html
>>
>>      Comment that many companies will not want to contribute their
>>      policies; Hal commented a simple global replace would
>>      probably "clean up" any sensitive issues.  Create new
>>      category on TC Home Page for "sample policies".
>>
>>      APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.
>>
>>      ACTION: Anne to propose format for simple storage
>>      maintenance.
> 
> 
> why don't we simply create Wiki page with _links_ to examples? this
> way we'd avoid any IP issues alltogether, and make easy to non-members
> to contribute examples. they'd simply host their examples wherever
> they want, we'll put URL links to these samples.
> 
> thanks,
> argyn

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