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Difference between revisions of "Org.eclipse.higgins.icard.provider.cardspace.personal"

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CardSpace allows the export of card stores containing personal cards along with associated attribute values.
 
CardSpace allows the export of card stores containing personal cards along with associated attribute values.
 
* Imports CardSpace-format personal cards from CardSpace backup files (CRDS files) and transfers the stored values of attributes to IdAS for later retrieval.
 
* Imports CardSpace-format personal cards from CardSpace backup files (CRDS files) and transfers the stored values of attributes to IdAS for later retrieval.
 
* I-Card instances instantiated and managed by this provider implement the base ICard and ITokenCard interfaces (see [[I-Card Interfaces]])
 
* I-Card instances instantiated and managed by this provider implement the base ICard and ITokenCard interfaces (see [[I-Card Interfaces]])
 
* Creates (using the local Higgins [[Token Service]]) self signed security tokens from attributes stored in IdAS.
 
* Creates (using the local Higgins [[Token Service]]) self signed security tokens from attributes stored in IdAS.
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Revision as of 10:26, 17 March 2008

{{#eclipseproject:technology.higgins}} CardSpace allows the export of card stores containing personal cards along with associated attribute values.

  • Imports CardSpace-format personal cards from CardSpace backup files (CRDS files) and transfers the stored values of attributes to IdAS for later retrieval.
  • I-Card instances instantiated and managed by this provider implement the base ICard and ITokenCard interfaces (see I-Card Interfaces)
  • Creates (using the local Higgins Token Service) self signed security tokens from attributes stored in IdAS.

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