SMART (www.smartam.org) solution is the first Java implementation of the User-Managed Access (UMA) protocol developed as open source project at Newcastle University as part of a JISC-funded project. It allows users to have centralised, flexible and fine-grained control over access to their personal information on the Web. Users define their sharing preferences at a single Authorization Manager using an intuitive user interface for creating identity-based and claims-based policies. Such sharing settings can be later applied to distributed data hosted by UMA-enabled Web applications, such as the online storage and gallery services provided as part of the SMART solution. More information about the project is available at http://smartjisc.wordpress.com and http://www.tinyurl.com/uma-wg

Cloud Identity Ltd (www.cloudidentity.co.uk) provides UMA-specific development and production support.

Initial documentation for SMART AM is provided at: http://dev.cloudidentity.co.uk/confluence/display/SMARTAM/Home.

In one word: Yes. SMART AM implements nearly all parts of the UMA protocol. That includes:

• AM Discovery
• Dynamic Host Registration
• OAuth 2.0 flow
• Resource Sets Registration
• Token Status Retrieval
• Host's Permissions Registration
• Requester's Permissions Grant
• OpenID Connect Claims (experimental)

Yes. One of the SMART team main goals is to keep implementation up-to-date with the UMA specification.

Please follow UMA Host quickstart: http://dev.cloudidentity.co.uk/confluence/display/UMAHOST/UMA+Host+Quickstart

Please follow UMA Requester quickstart: http://dev.cloudidentity.co.uk/confluence/display/UMAREQ/UMA+Requester+Quickstart

Yes, SMART team works on support for policies that work with any email address. We have added experimental integration with Google's OpenID Connect
that allows creating policies for Gmail users.