Open Source Extensible Access Control Markup Language is the access control policy specification language of the World Wide Web
Extensible Access Control Markup Language. Provides access to disparate devices and applications.
XML Access Control Markup Language. The 1060 kernel offers XACML to provide a generic, transport independent, policy-based access control model to applications and resources. XACML is available as a URA for use in XML applications.
Extensible Access Control Markup Language provides an XML solution to issues of authorization using Digital Rights Management (DRM) and other access control policies.
XML Access Control Markup Language is a proposal for an XML syntax for specifying authorization and entitlements policies. XACML is expected to address fine grained control of authorized activities, characteristics of the access requestor, and the protocol over which the request is made.
eXtensible Access Control Markup Language. An OASIS standard for the expression of access control policies. It also contains a request/response protocol, and goes some way to specifying the actual components required (such as policy decision and enforcement points) in an access control infrastructure. It is a rich, but as yet, quite obscure and underused language.
eXtensible Access Control Markup Language defines a core schema and corresponding namespace for the expression of authorization policies in XML.
XACML stands for eXtensible Access Control Markup Language. It is a declarative access control policy language implemented in XML and a processing model, describing how to interpret the policies.
