Org.eclipse.higgins.hbx

Plan

The current version of HBX has some preliminary CardSpace, RSS-P and form-fill/screen-scrape support. We will soon integrate a Security Token Service (STS) to create self-signed tokens (Digital Identities).

Identity Selector GUI: HBX does not yet have an "Identity Selector" user interface, but that is also in the works. Although the policy is controlled by the user, the default policy that we're considering is that the Identity Selector UI appears only if identifying information about the user is required by the Relying Party. If the information required is non-identifying then the user can define one or more identity information templates containing this non-identifying information, and release the required subset of it to the Relying Party without bothering the user by displaying the Identity Selector.

HBX version 0.5.X

• HBX Installation 0.5.X --how to install it
• HBX How To Generate New Server Account
• HBX Microsoft CardSpace Support (v0.4.7+)
• HBX InfoCard Test Sites <-- Note version 0.4.5+ gets errors now from Kim's blog site.
• HBX RSS-P Protocol Support (v0.5.1+)
• HBX RSS-P Test Site
• HBX Form Fill
• HBX Screen Scrape
• Implementation
  • HBX Source Folders
  • Written in Javascript
  • Works with Firefox 1.5 (only). Has been tested on WinXP, Linux and OSX
  • Debugging tools used: To monitor all POST/Get requests the livehttpheaders extension is useful.
  • Don't use HBX and Chuck Mortimore's extension at the same time --one of them should be disabled.

Reference

http://xmldap.blogspot.com/2006/05/firefox-identity-selector.html - Chuck Mortimore's Firefox extension. Chuck and the Higgins team have collaborated a bit on the development of our respective extentions.