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The XML Key Management Specification (XKMS 2.0)
Specifications were produced by the XKMS Working Group.
This document lists known errata to the Recommendation. Each entry has the
following information:
- A unique identifier
- The date it was added to the errata page
- A classification of the error (e.g., editorial, clarification, bug,
known problem with the document itself)
- A short description of the problem and what part of the Recommendation
is affected.
- Any proposed corrections and whether those corrections would affect
conformance of documents or software
- Any normative corrections; see the section on Errata
Management in the W3C Process Document ([PROCESS] section
7.6.1) for more information about normative corrections
- A unique entry number
- The date it was added to the errata page.
- Whether the entry is considered an important error, a minor
typographical error, a clarification, or a known problem with the
document itself.
- The section referred to.
- A description of the problem and correction if applicable.
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- 1. MajorResult typo in [XKMS
2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, pp. [43],
[49],
[51],
[52],
[54],
[57],
[58],
[61],
[63],
[64],
[67],
[68]
(twice), [100]
(twice), [111]
(twice), [115]
and [130]
- Description: The text in those paragraphs rejects to a "MajorResult"
code..
- Correction: According to the XKMS Schema, it should read:
"ResultMajor" code.
- 2. MinorResult typo in [XKMS
2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, p. [52]
- Description: The text in those paragraphs rejects to a "MinorResult"
code..
- Correction: According to the XKMS Schema, it should read:
"ResultMinor" code.
- 3. Elements vs. Element typo [XKMS
2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, pp. [86],
[97],
[111],
[114],
[128],
[130],
[132],
[134a]
- Description: In Section 3.1.1 Type MessageAbstractType, last sentence
of [86] reads "... The MessageAbstractType abstract type contains the
following *element* and attributes". Obviously, "element" is lacking a
final "s", as MessageAbstractType type contains more than one element.
This typo appears in the other paragraphs mentioned here above.
- Correction: The corrected text should refer to "elements" rather than
element in the above cited paragraphs.
- 4. typo [XKMS 2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, p. [115]
- Description: The first sentence reads: "If the ResultMajor *value*
has the value Represent...".
- Correction: It should read: "If the ResultMajor *attribute* has the
value Represent...".
- 5. Two Figure 5 [XKMS 2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, p. [164],
[166]
- Description: There are two Figure 5: one in Section 4.3.1 and one in
Section 6.1.
- Correction: In Section 4.3.1, all occurrences of "Figure 5" should be
replaced by "Figure 4", ie. in productions [164] and [166].
- 6. typo [XKMS 2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, p. [352]
- Description: In section 9 Conformance, p. [352] reads: "For example
an XKMS service that supports the use of a transport *encoding* other
than HTTP SHOULD advertise that fact."
- Correction: It should read "For example an XKMS service that supports
the use of a transport *protocol* other than HTTP SHOULD advertise that
fact.".
- 7. Invalid SRV record [XKMS 2.0]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Specification, p. [376]
- Description: In section Appendix B.1 Domain Name Service, p. [376]
reads:
"_Service._Protocol.NameTTLClassSRVPriorityWeightPortTarget".
- Correction: SRV record components should be space-separated
(RFC2782). The correct record should read: "_Service._Protocol.Name TTL
Class SRV Priority Weight Port Target"
- 8. Incorrect name expansion for TLS
[XKMS 2.0 Bindings]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Bindings, [Table
of Contents], [Section
4.2], p. [71]
- Description: In Table of Contents, entry 4.2 reads: "4.2 Secure
Socket Layer and *Transaction* Layer (SSL/TLS) Security Binding".
- Correction: It should read "4.2 Secure Socket Layer and *Transport*
Layer (SSL/TLS) Security Binding". Same typo in table [71] (third
column header) and in Section 4.2 heading.
- 9. Incorrect "Structure of this
document" section [XKMS 2.0 Bindings]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Bindings, [Section
1.3]
- Description: Section 1.3, Structure of this document doesn't
correspond with actual Table of Contents respective items.
- Correction: The structure should read "Section 3: Soap Binding: How
to transport XKMS messages using the SOAP message protocol.". Section
5: should be deleted in this structure.
- 10. Response Authentication [XKMS
2.0 Bindings]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Bindings, p. [28]
- Description: In section 2.3, Response Authentication, p. [28] reads:
"[28]An XKMS service SHOULD support *Request* Authentication."
- Correction: It should read: "[28]An XKMS service SHOULD support
*Message Response* Authentication.".
- 11. Payload Authentication Binding
[XKMS 2.0 Bindings]
- Added: 7 October 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0
Bindings, p. [71b]
- Description: In Section 4.1 Payload Authentication Binding, paragraph
[71b] reads:
In the following table, Request/Signature means that a XKMS
Request element includes a <dsig:Signature> element in
enveloped mode. This signature is calculated using a digital
signature method.Request/MAC has similar meaning, except that the
signature is calculated using a Message Authentication Code (MAC).
However, there are no such references as Request/MAC in the table
following.
- Correction: The last sentence of this paragraph should read "In the
table shown in p. [72],
Request.Signature with MAC has similar meaning, except that the
signature is calculated using a Message Authentication Code (MAC).
- 12. Obsolette AssertionType attribute
[XKMS 2.0]
- Added: 15 December 2005
- Type: Editorial
- Refers to: XKMS 2.0,
p. [207]
- Description: p. [207] still contains a reference to
AssertionType, although
this type was obsoleted.
- Correction: It should read "[207]The following schema defines the
<Status> element and StatusType type:".
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