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Shibboleth Developer's Meeting, May 24, 2013

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Make a note of issue, and defer making changes until we see further need to.

Ian

10:50Standards (metadata extensions, long term, some sort of delegated registry of URIs) work, documentation. More metadata aggregator use cases, make additional code public or donate maybe.

Marvin

 Busy.

Rod

  • Attribute Filtering.  After discussion with Tom, completed refactoring (unfortunately some may need unrefactoring)
  • Started on the the rest of the "Policy" type predicates.
  • Design note for AttributeInMetadata and AttributeInRequest under  construction.

R : Capture what @ThreadSafe means ?
 

S : Need more annotations, as discussed. The standard should be that a thread-safe object requires absolutely no thought about concurrence of any kind.

Scott

Development time this week spent on SP fixes / testing, updating libraries for Windows build, and coordinating with some third parties on the timing of the next release.

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Refactoring idp-attribute-filter-api, looks like a return to v2, with some differences. Not sure why v3 diverged originally, let us avoid design regressions.

Be deliberate when changing API artifacts. Special svn notifications ?

Continue to refactor "MatchFunctor" to "Matcher" and its evaluatePolicyRule(AttributeFilterContext) to matches(AttributeFilterContext).

Q : "What does a Matcher do?"
A : "A Matcher matches (an attribute filter context) and it gets matching values (for an attribute in the context)".

As mentioned in Javadoc, a base AbstractMatcher class could require concrete implementations to provide just getMatchingValues(), since a default matches() implementation could iterate over the Attributes in the AttributeFilterContext and return true the first time getMatchingValues() returns a non-empty set. Not optimal, of course.

So, MatchFunctor might exist in the schema only.

As mentioned on a previous dev call, for consistency, I thing "filtering" should be refactored to "filter" in Java class and package names, and the AttributeFilteringEngine should become AttributeFilter. To match the AttributeResolver maybe AttributeFilterer is more appropriate, but no.

Readlock on AttributeFilterService.filterAttributes() ?


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Decisions

Coding convention : getLdapUrl or getLDAPURL ?

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