[Jwt-reg-review] Claims registration question

Bart Grantham <bart@genecloud.com> Wed, 22 April 2015 22:14 UTC

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Subject: [Jwt-reg-review] Claims registration question
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A standards body that my company is involved in, the Global Alliance for Genomic Health (“GA4GH”), is looking at OAuth2/OpenID Connect for identity management amongst the various projects and it occurs to us that it may be necessary for the GA4GH to register domain-specific claims regarding researcher’s qualifications/membership in organizations.

I’m wondering if it’s possible for the GA4GH to claim, after appropriate discussion and review, a wildcard claim?  Something like org.genomicsandhealth.* ?  This would allow the GA4GH to internally manage the registration of claims that that are relavant to the organization (“org.genomicsandhealth.projects.beacon”, “org.genomicsandhealth.eu_commons”, etc.)

If this is not possible, is there an alternative to registering each and every claim name that arises with IANA?

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Bart Grantham

[Jwt-reg-review] Claims registration question Bart Grantham
Re: [Jwt-reg-review] Claims registration question John Bradley
Re: [Jwt-reg-review] Claims registration question Brian Campbell
Re: [Jwt-reg-review] Claims registration question John Bradley