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Re: OCSP-X vs SCVP
Rich (et al).
> With the advent of XML-Schema, there is now an XML datatype description
> language that supports complex types (struct), constraints, inheritance, etc.
> (It's an interesting combination of pragmatism -- constraints can be expressed
> as Perl regular expressions -- and elegance: an XML schema follows XML syntax
> and is therefore a valid XML document.)
I don't get it.
When I some days ago launched the idea that AC's should (or could) be based on XML schemas
there were hardly any sentiment for that.
Some even cocluded that XML was not a PKIX-item!
Now I see a lot of XML "promotion" in an other PKIX-area which is interesting but slightly puzzling.
IMO ACs have at least the same "informational content" as OCSP-X and SCVP.
Each AC "authorization profile", "receipt" or "ticket" ought to be just perfect to express
as an XML schema. Wouldn't it?
Anders