On 9 Nov 2007, at 09:07, Tomasz Sterna wrote:
So you want to give access to user private data to a remote web server
via HTTP, right?
Designing protocols how web servers talk to each other, is a job of
W3C,
not XSF.
We design ways how XMPP servers and clients talk to each other.
My personal suggestion would be SOAP or XMLRPC frontend to the used
data
storage. But this is going offtopic.
I'm not sure that's really true, what Anders is looking for, I
believe, is a way to authenticate a third party as you, without
revealing your credentials to them. This seems a reasonable use case
to me, from what I understand.
/K
