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Make the suggested edits to deal with Issue sacmwg#19. I want to distinguish between a spontaneous publication and a subscription publication. While both of them are asynchronous, the model of how they work and do authentication is going to be very different.
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| A Provider may also share information spontaneously without a previous request from a Consumer. | ||
| In this case, the Provider obtain a destination and authorization via a broker or a proxy component. |
Conflicts: draft-ietf-sacm-architecture.md
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Make the suggested edits to deal with Issue #19.
I want to distinguish between a spontaneous publication and a
subscription publication. While both of them are asynchronous, the
model of how they work and do authentication is going to be very
different.