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A browser extension to add support for Information Card "relying party" policy detection and selector invocation. Variants available for multiple types of browsers: | A browser extension to add support for Information Card "relying party" policy detection and selector invocation. Variants available for multiple types of browsers: | ||
| − | * [[org.eclipse.higgins.hbxff]] | + | * [[org.eclipse.higgins.hbxff]] - Firefox |
| − | * [[org.eclipse.higgins.hbxie]] | + | * [[org.eclipse.higgins.hbxie]] - IE |
| + | * [[org.eclipse.higgins.tcpserver]] - IE | ||
==Service== | ==Service== | ||
Revision as of 01:01, 1 July 2009
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A browser extension to add support for Information Card "relying party" policy detection and selector invocation. Variants available for multiple types of browsers:
- org.eclipse.higgins.hbxff - Firefox
- org.eclipse.higgins.hbxie - IE
- org.eclipse.higgins.tcpserver - IE
Service
Detects Relying Party policy (e.g. as encoded in an HTML <object> tag) and requests a token that satisfies this policy from a selector either via the Higgins Selector Switch or directly (varies by specific implementation project).