For the last couple of weeks, a colleague and I have been working on a paper on how to implement authorization into XML Store. XML Store is a peer-to-peer mobile persistence layer using a value-oriented approach for retrieving and storing semi-structured data. Value-oriented means that stored data is immutable, i.e. will never change once stored.
Today we finished this paper. The last week has been pretty hard so I’m a bit tired at the moment. If you’re interested you may download a PDF version of the Authorization in XML Store document.
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