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Vittorio Bertocci, Garrett Serack, Caleb Baker

"Understanding Windows CardSpace: An Introduction to the Concepts and Challenges of Digital Identities"

../emailaddress???>

??? />


Notice the method is set to ???post??? and the action is set to
???TokenProcessingPage.aspx???. These attributes are standard for
all HTML forms and specify to which page the value of the elements
inside the form will be sent. In this case, it is the token,
returned from the Information Card object, that will be posted to
the speci?¬?ed page.
The tag type is set to ???application/xinformationCard???,
which is the ActiveX object that calls
CardSpace. The next line speci?¬?es the required claims; in this
case, only the email address is being requested. In the example,
the claim URI is shortened for clarity; the full URI is
???http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims
/emailaddress???. When the Submit button is clicked, CardSpace
will open, requesting a token that contains the email address, as
in the previous walkthrough.
Token Processor Page
The Token Processor page receives the post from the page hosting
the Information Card tag. This is a standard forms post,
and the returned token will be posted using the name of the
tag (in this example, ???CardSpaceToken???).


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