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Issues to work on today

Not 10

*Not 120 - just implement

*Not 121 - just accept true/false

*122 - implement and yank the SAML mentions

123 - URI does mean URNs as well as URLs - can we consider this editorial to a first approximation, and then use the review period to reflect on the further consequences? George wants to ensure that URNs can be used for things like grant types

124 - we discussed it - 

There’s some sentiment to remove the list Roland doesn’t like, because the “true audience” for the spec doesn’t find it all that helpful.

Can we just be more explicit about the stuff the entities have to do vs. the stuff they don’t have to do? PATs, AATs, etc., the stuff that’s currently in the Sec 5 intro: repeat it?

Would it be interesting to mention the other rationale for having these profiles, namely, not tight coupling but binding to alternate transports? Perhaps only if we don’t spend a lot of pixels on it?

We seem to have consensus on the newly proposed text with the list missing, but with the required behavior and the additional rationale emphasized.

 

Domenico’s new question about the recommendation to use OIDC in the case of the protection API: Does it make sense? Since client authentication only comes into play when first acquiring the tokens, it still applies; it still enables proving that the UMA-RS-as-OAuth-client is who it says it is (at the point of PAT issuance). It’s true that the ID token doesn’t get leveraged at the protection API, however.

 

 

 

Attendees

As of 4 Dec 2014, quorum is 6 of 11. (Dom, Sal, Mark, Thomas, Andrew, Robert, Maciej, Eve, Mike, Jin, Yuriy)

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Non-voting participants:

  • George
  • Adrian
  • Oscar
  • Zhanna

Next Meetings

  • Thursday, Jan 8: regular 1hr telecon (no ad hoc pre-meeting)?

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