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This page defines a Higgins [[R-Card]] ("relationship card"). [[R-Card]]s are part of the [[Persona Data Model 2.0]]. | This page defines a Higgins [[R-Card]] ("relationship card"). [[R-Card]]s are part of the [[Persona Data Model 2.0]]. | ||
− | * [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/documents/relationship-cards.html Relationship Cards] - | + | * [http://www.eclipse.org/higgins/documents/relationship-cards.html Relationship Cards] - main document |
* [[App-Card]] - a kind of [[R-Card]] that supports Javascript processing | * [[App-Card]] - a kind of [[R-Card]] that supports Javascript processing | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 3 September 2010
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This page defines a Higgins R-Card ("relationship card"). R-Cards are part of the Persona Data Model 2.0.
- Relationship Cards - main document
- App-Card - a kind of R-Card that supports Javascript processing
Stuff we're working on that will ultimately be incorporated into the above document:
- Data Sharing With Alice And Bob - new document that supersedes the much older Relationship Brokering With R-Cards
- Authentication-related-comment: Because an R-Card sets up a data sharing relationship that extends outside the boundaries of the exchange of a security token associated with the card (i.e., the current managed and/or personal card functionality), the RP receiving the R-Card must authenticate to the attribute service hosting the target entity. See Attribute Service 2.0 for a discussion of authentication issues.
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Card -- outdated