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Work on new CCICADA white paper
tbsMike got feedback on his paper; they are seeking an "explanatory document of the solution, including an analysis of the alternative solutions" etc. He has supplied the feedback comments.
Roland notes that he about to start working on a HEART-inflected interop test suite for UMA (the security profile), after he finishes the OAuth and OIDC security profiles.
AI: Eve: Revise white paper for review by others next time. (Original budget proposal is here and see previous meeting notes as well.)
Progress on new ideas for "seeding the ecosystem"
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Attendees
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Eve has closed our repo and added individual WG members as collaborators.
What's the best way to create one or more example applications? It sounds like Java, node.js, and Python (with apologies to Peter W.) is the way to go. Gluu's sample app is about to be updated. What about "translating" it from Java to other languages? Katie has implemented UMA endpoints in JavaScript already, and suggests a friendly web interface. Mike like this idea and points to this similar example, the only difference being that it's not protected.
Can we leverage CIS to promote #UMAdev somehow, whether it's a poster session or something more interactive? Katie has been threatening to put UMA on an IoT device, and that would make a cool demo. This is where she and Sal should get together. The CIS audience isn't chock-full of developers, but it does have architects and decision-makers, and we want to assure attendees that a) UMA isn't that hard, and b) UMA is ready to use.
AI: Eve: Reach out to Andi Hindle and possibly Maciej about options for developer outreach at CIS.
AI: Katie and Mike: Work out a sample app translation strategy for next time.
AI: Mike: Figure out how to make a publicly accessible AS.
AI: Eve: Create a Doodle poll that seeks to bring in both NZ and EU somehow.
Attendees
- Eve
- Mike
- Roland
- Katie
Regrets:
- Maciej
- Jamie
- Colin