[Odrl-version2] Assignee / Assignees - new possible solution

[Myles, Stuart]

It would be helpful to explain a bit more about what situation we're trying to model here with the distinction between Assignee and Assignees.

For example, are we trying to allow an action to be granted to any one member of an organization (as opposed to all members)?  If so, then perhaps this is better modeled as a constraint (such as "at most one use")?

ODRL doesn't currently allow you to specify anything about the nature of the Parties.  The role/scope properties would be a step towards that - and maybe that is a good thing.  I'm suggesting that we clarify what we're trying to model first.

Regards,

Stuart
 


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Subject: Re: [Odrl-version2] Assignee / Assignees - new possible solution


On 26 Mar 2010, at 19:50, Daniel Pähler wrote:

> We suggest that the separate association "Assignees" be dropped, and 
> that "Assignee" be enhanced with an additional property which explains 
> how "Assignee" is to be interpreted if the respective Party is a 
> group. The actual names for that property and its values are of course 
> subject to discussion, but my suggestion would be to name the property 
> "scope", with the possible values "group" and "individuals" (which I hope to be self-explaining).

Hi Daniel/Andreas.....this is a good idea.....perhaps we can take it a little further and make the complete relationship between Party and Permission/Prohibit/Duty:



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