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| − | Vocabulary to describe Information cards. See also [[I-Card | + | Vocabulary to describe Information cards. See also [[I-Card]]. |
Information Card (aka i-card) technology is defined by the OASIS IMI TC. It is a standard way to represent a person's digital identities using a card metaphor, XML card formats, and associated SOAP and HTTP network protocols. See also [[I-Card]]. | Information Card (aka i-card) technology is defined by the OASIS IMI TC. It is a standard way to represent a person's digital identities using a card metaphor, XML card formats, and associated SOAP and HTTP network protocols. See also [[I-Card]]. | ||
Note: in CDM multiple inheritance is allowed: any single entity may be a member of multiple classes simultaneously. | Note: in CDM multiple inheritance is allowed: any single entity may be a member of multiple classes simultaneously. | ||
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| + | === Errata === | ||
| + | * Now I-Card is a subclass of CardContext (not h:Context) | ||
| + | * Need to delete backgroundColor, image, imageType attributes. These have been moved to CardContext. | ||
=== Files === | === Files === | ||
* Most recently [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ontologies/2010/6/icard published] | * Most recently [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/ontologies/2010/6/icard published] | ||
| − | * SVN source: [https://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/technology/org.eclipse.higgins/trunk/ | + | * SVN source: [https://dev.eclipse.org/svnroot/technology/org.eclipse.higgins/trunk/H2/org.eclipse.higgins.ontology/icard.owl icard.owl]. |
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== UML Overview == | == UML Overview == | ||
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== Classes == | == Classes == | ||
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== M-Card Attributes == | == M-Card Attributes == | ||
Latest revision as of 09:37, 5 May 2012
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Vocabulary to describe Information cards. See also I-Card.
Information Card (aka i-card) technology is defined by the OASIS IMI TC. It is a standard way to represent a person's digital identities using a card metaphor, XML card formats, and associated SOAP and HTTP network protocols. See also I-Card.
Note: in CDM multiple inheritance is allowed: any single entity may be a member of multiple classes simultaneously.
Contents
Errata
- Now I-Card is a subclass of CardContext (not h:Context)
- Need to delete backgroundColor, image, imageType attributes. These have been moved to CardContext.
Files
UML Overview
Classes
I-Card
Abstract class
- subclassOf:
h:Context. - 1..1
cardId (xsd:string)- a unique identifier for the card - 1..1
image- an image bitmap for the background of the card when it is displayed - ... others.
P-Card
An OASIS IMI Personal card
- subclassOf:
I-Card
M-Card
An OASIS IMI Managed card
- subclassOf:
I-Card
P-Card Attributes
The attributes that define a personal card are taken directly from the OASIS IMI specification.
An example p-card
M-Card Attributes
Shown below is an example of an instance of an m-card. For simplicity this m-card has only a single supported claim, "LastName". The entity shown in the center of the card is a cache of what is returned by the STS in response to a request for a display token.
Example m-card
Note: There is an error in the above diagram the DisplayTokenEntity should have been modeled in the Persona data model (thus identity:surname would have been transformed into its equivalent in PDM.
Card Axioms
- For any M-Card: The value of any of the above "supported" claims attributes is considered to be a cache of the most recent value of these claims as fetched from the m-card's STS