Re: [xacml] Groups - Request / Response Interface based on JSON and HTTP for XACML 3.0 Version 1.0 uploaded

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Erik Rissanen <>
Date
2013-02-05T14:25:20+00:00
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Re: [xacml] Groups - Request / Response Interface based on JSON and HTTP for XACML 3.0 Version 1.0 uploaded
Hi,

      

      Steven commented on the XACML interop list that the
      AttributeAssignment "Category" attribute is mandatory, which it is
      not in the XACML schema, so the encoding of a response which does
      not use a category will fail in JSON. I think this should be
      fixed.

      

      Best regards,

      Erik

      

      On 2013-02-04 14:10, David Brossard wrote:

    

     Submitter's message

      Fixed the IANA registration section.

      Fixed inconsistent DataType spelling. DataType is always the XACML
      attribute and JSON property name. Data type refers to the English
      notion.

      Fixed the status XML content encoding to be consistent with the
      Request XML encoding technique.

      Fixed a non-normative section label.

      Fixed the formatting of JSON property names.

      Fixed the XACML to JSON data type inference by adding references
      to the relevant XML data types. 

      -- Mr. David Brossard
      
        
          

             Document Name:
              Request
                / Response Interface based on JSON and HTTP for XACML
                3.0 Version 1.0

               Description

              With the rise in popularity of APIs and its
              consumerization, it becomes

              important for XACML to be easily understood in order to
              increase the

              likelihood it will be adopted. In particular, XML is often
              considered to be

              too verbose. Developers increasingly prefer a lighter
              representation using

              JSON, the _javascript_ object notation.

              This profile aims at defining a JSON format for the XACML
              request and

              response. It also defines the transport between client
              (PEP) and service

              (PDP). 

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               Submitter:
              Mr. David Brossard

              Group: OASIS eXtensible Access Control
              Markup Language (XACML) TC

              Folder: Specifications and Working Drafts

              Date submitted: 2013-02-04 05:10:38

              Revision: 8