Il giorno 18/gen/2013, alle ore 09.47, Jan Bernhardt ha scritto:

>>> 
>>> May be a rule or a validity date or something like this.
>>> I'll keep the possibility to extend EntitlementTO.
>> 
>> A validity date would not be necessary. It is only important to tell the
>> unmarshaller to be LAX with the received document. By this the
>> ummarshaller will only unmarshall elements he can map to a given Class
>> attribute and ignore the rest. This gives us the possibility to introduce new
>> elements handled by new consumers and ignored by old consumers. Thus
>> not breaking anything.
> 
> I guess at some point we should start using namespaces for our transfer 
> objects. This would be needed latest, when we do not just add an element but 
> start to rename / restructure elements... Since Namespaces are usually a 
> little harder to handle, I would be happy to avoid using namespaces, until is 
> really becomes necessary ;-)

May be there was a misunderstanding.
I reported the validity date as a sample data that could be added to the 
entitlement  data set.
This 2validity date" can be used by the an access management service to 
validate the entitlement (think about a temporary delegation).

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