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− | * This provider will | + | * This provider will support interoperability with CardSpace relying parties and CardSpace/WS-Trust compatible IdPs. |
* It will support both ''managed'' and ''self-issued'' CardSpace-compatible I-Cards | * It will support both ''managed'' and ''self-issued'' CardSpace-compatible I-Cards | ||
* It will be able to import CardSpace-format managed cards | * It will be able to import CardSpace-format managed cards | ||
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* The TokenIssuerCard impl code will leverage a local STS that can create Idemix compatible-tokens (in addition to the usual CardSpace-compatible token types) | * The TokenIssuerCard impl code will leverage a local STS that can create Idemix compatible-tokens (in addition to the usual CardSpace-compatible token types) | ||
* The IdASCard impl code manages manages the metadata necessary to retreive claims that are provided to the local STS [[Token Issuer]] | * The IdASCard impl code manages manages the metadata necessary to retreive claims that are provided to the local STS [[Token Issuer]] | ||
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+ | ==RSS-P I-Card Provider== | ||
+ | * This provider "projects" a [[Digital Identity]] to an external site as an RSS+SSE feed. The relying site may optionally also be able to provide a feed in the reverse direction to allow the relying site to update the identity information | ||
+ | * RSS-P I-Card Providers implment the I-Card, URLIssuerCard, and IdASCard interfaces | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== |
Revision as of 15:16, 28 October 2006
Contents
Overview
- An I-Card Provider is responsible for instantiating and managing I-Card instances (that implement the I-Card Interfaces)
- A Provider is also responsible for importing I-Cards from serialized data formats. For example a CardSpace I-Card Provider would be responsible for being able to import CardSpace format data files.
- A Provider must somehow configure themselves with resources that may be needed by their I-Cards. For example, a CardSpace I-Card Provider must know the endpoint for the local Token Issuer (STS).
- Different I-Card Provider implementations use different protocols for retreiving identity information. Some might use WS-Trust to request a Digital Identity from a local STS (for self-issued cards), others from a remote STS (managed cards). Still others provide RSS feeds to identity information stored in the Identity Attribute Service
- The Higgins project is developing these types of I-Card Providers:
- Cardspace(tm)-compatible
- RSS-P (self issued)
- planned: OpenID-H-compatible Managed
- ...others
CardSpace-compatible I-Card Provider
- This provider will support interoperability with CardSpace relying parties and CardSpace/WS-Trust compatible IdPs.
- It will support both managed and self-issued CardSpace-compatible I-Cards
- It will be able to import CardSpace-format managed cards
Both Self-issued and Managed Cards
- Are single Digital Subject I-Cards
- The I-Cards will implement these I-Card Interfaces:
- I-Card
- TokenIssuerCard
- The TokenIssuerCard impl code manages the metadata necessary to request Digital Identity token
Self-Issued Cards
- The self-issued card instances will implement the IdASCard interface (see I-Card Interfaces)
- The TokenIssuerCard impl code will leverage a local STS that can create Idemix compatible-tokens (in addition to the usual CardSpace-compatible token types)
- The IdASCard impl code manages manages the metadata necessary to retreive claims that are provided to the local STS Token Issuer
RSS-P I-Card Provider
- This provider "projects" a Digital Identity to an external site as an RSS+SSE feed. The relying site may optionally also be able to provide a feed in the reverse direction to allow the relying site to update the identity information
- RSS-P I-Card Providers implment the I-Card, URLIssuerCard, and IdASCard interfaces