I've cross-posted this message because the XML Encryption proposal includes a look at how it could work with XML Signatures for data that is both signed and encrypted. Ed > -----Original Message----- > From: Ed Simon > Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 12:09 PM > To: 'xml-encryption@w3.org' > Subject: XML Encryption strawman proposal > > During the IETF48 meeting in Pittsburgh last week, there was an informal > get-together of > several people to discuss chartering an XML Encryption effort within the > W3C. > > After the meeting, Brian LaMacchia sent me his example of a possible > format for the algorithm > and keying information and I began documenting whatever thoughts about an > XML Encryption architecture entered my stream of consciousness. > > Attached is the merged result. This is, obviously, a very initial > document, but we > would appreciate hearing what you think. > > <<xmlencoverview.html>> > > Ed
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