comanage-dev - Re: [comanage-dev] Forming the question: Japanese and SAML assertions?
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- From: Benn Oshrin <>
- To: comanage-dev <>
- Subject: Re: [comanage-dev] Forming the question: Japanese and SAML assertions?
- Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2012 08:00:26 -0800
Let's be more general and not limit the question to Japanese (but maybe list it as an example), talking about how we have a use case for generating ASCII identifiers from non-ASCII character sets.
So we want to ask something about how common it is for IdPs in countries which use languages that aren't represented in ASCII to have ASCII representations available for publishing via SAML (or even LDAP or something else).
This could apply to pretty much all Asian languages, and even European languages (which use ç, ñ, ø, ö, etc).
-Benn-
On 3/6/12 7:48 AM, Heather Flanagan wrote:
So, the question we want to wordsmith for the collab-intl list currently
stands as:
How common is it to have the English or Kana representation in databases
that might populate the data sent via SAML assertions?
Will that work, or is there more?
-Heather
- [comanage-dev] Forming the question: Japanese and SAML assertions?, Heather Flanagan, 03/06/2012
- Re: [comanage-dev] Forming the question: Japanese and SAML assertions?, Benn Oshrin, 03/06/2012
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