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| − | == Introduction ==
| + | The 2.0 active client is being designed entirely as a browser extension--a new version of the venerable Higgins browser extension (HBX). |
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| − | In Higgins 2.0 we are moving beyond "selector" functionality to add support for managing passwords, Higgins relationship cards, as well other protocols such as OpenID. Even more exciting, it becomes a client for the [[Personal Data Store 2.0]]. It becomes a dashboard for your personal information and a place to manage "permissioning"
| + | The new HBX acts as a client of the [[Personal Data Service Overview]]. This new HBX is highlighted below: |
| − | --deciding who gets access to what slice of your data.
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| − | [[Image:Active client overview 2.0.112.png|center]] | + | [[Image:Pds 2.0.112.png|center]] |
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| − | This Windows and Mac active client is written in C++ and uses the [http://qt.nokia.com/ Qt cross-platform application and UI framework].
| + | === Attic === |
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| − | == End-User Perspective ==
| + | Here are the older notes: [[Higgins/Attic/Active Client 2.0]] |
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| − | === Planned Functionality ===
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| − | * Provides a dashboard for your personal data.
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| − | * A place to manage the permissioning policies that control which of your attributes are shared with whom (including so-called “selector” functionality to approve the release of your info)
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| − | * A place to see and manage all of your identity data attributes (including profile data, credentials, friends lists, etc.) whether stored in your own PDS or managed by others
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| − | * A place to directly enter self-asserted attributes
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| − | * A place to import & manage your i-cards (so-called IMI "selector" functionality) and OpenID OP relationships
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| − | ** Import personal and managed IMI cards
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| − | ** Allow log in to IMI compatible websites
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| − | * Roaming support: optionally maintains a blinded copy of the user's data on the [[Personal Data Store 2.0]]
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| − | === Compatibility ===
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| − | * Browsers: Firefox 3.0+, IE7+, Chrome
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| − | * Windows XP, Vista, and Windows 7
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| − | * MacOSX 10.6+
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| − | * Higgins Selector Switch
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| − | Card types/protocols:
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| − | *Managed and personal IMI information cards
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| − | *Managed OpenID information cards
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| − | *Managed and personal Higgins relationship cards
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| − | == Developer Perspective ==
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| − | === Architecture ===
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| − | [[Image:Active Client 2.0.103.png|center]] ([[Diagram Key]])
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| − | Components copied from 1.1:
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| − | *[[Components 1.1#HSS_Manager]]: <code>org.eclipse.higgins.hss.manager/win </code>
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| − | *[[Components 1.1#HSS_Launcher]]: <code>org.eclipse.higgins.hss.launcher/win </code>
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| − | *[[Components 1.1#Higgins_Selector_Switch]]: <code>org.eclipse.higgins.hss </code>
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| − | 2.0-only Components:
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| − | *[[Components 2.0#Dashboard]]
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| − | 2.0-only Packages:
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| − | *[[PDS Client 2.0]]
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| − | Supporting services:
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| − | *[[IdAS Proxy Service 2.0]]
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| − | *[[Attribute Service 2.0]]
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| − | *[[Authentication Service 2.0]]
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| − | === Building ===
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| − | <..how to get the source>
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| − | <..how to build executables (jars, wars, exes, etc)>
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The 2.0 active client is being designed entirely as a browser extension--a new version of the venerable Higgins browser extension (HBX).
