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The XML File Context Provider is an implementation of the Higgins IdAS API that retrieves and stores data in an XML file.
  
1. The getSchema() needs to be updated to follow the latest ontology.
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==Details==
2. The format of the identity data should more closely follow the Higgins
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* ''Status'': Available from M0.9
  data model and, since we control it, we can structure the XML however we
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* ''Language'': Java
  want.  Besides, I don't like the file format as it stands anyway.  In
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* ''Bindings'': Current: Java;
  addition, if we structure it right, we won't have to do any mapping of
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* ''Packaging'': JAR
  types from the XML to Higgins, it can just BE what we expect in Higgins or
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  even the consuming application (ie. CardSpace claims).  At any rate,
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==Plan==
  currently, that's not the case.
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* [[XMLFILE_CP_ToDo | XML File CP Roadmap]]
3. Respond to registry and configuration model changes when they are
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  completed.  #2 should be done in conjunction w/ this.
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==Service==
4. Allow updates through IdAS APIs.
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* [[XML File CP Configuration]]
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== See Also ==
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* [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins Higgins Home]
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* [[Components]]
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[[Category:Higgins Components]]

Latest revision as of 11:15, 15 December 2008

{{#eclipseproject:technology.higgins|eclipse_custom_style.css}} The XML File Context Provider is an implementation of the Higgins IdAS API that retrieves and stores data in an XML file.

Details

  • Status: Available from M0.9
  • Language: Java
  • Bindings: Current: Java;
  • Packaging: JAR

Plan

Service

See Also

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