TS 102 204 : 1.1.4

Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
   3.1 Definitions
   3.2 Abbreviations
4 Void
5 Introduction to mobile signature
   5.1 Overview
   5.2 Notation
   5.3 XML schema declaration
6 Mobile Signature Service (MSS) functions
   6.1 Mobile Signature
   6.2 Mobile Signature status query
   6.3 Mobile Signature profile query
   6.4 Mobile Signature registration
   6.5 Mobile Signature receipt
   6.6 Mobile Signature handshake
7 Mobile Signature web service
   7.1 Mobile Signature method
   7.2 Mobile Signature status query method
   7.3 Mobile Signature Receipt Method
   7.4 Mobile Signature Registration Method
   7.5 Mobile Signature Profile Query Method
   7.6 Mobile Signature notification method
   7.7 Mobile Signature handshake method
8 Message formats
   8.1 Message abstract type
   8.2 MSS Signature Request [SigREQ - STD]
   8.3 MSS Signature response [SigRESP - STD]
   8.4 MSS Status Request [StatREQ - STD]
   8.5 MSS status response [StatRESP - STD]
   8.6 MSS registration request [RegREQ - STD]
   8.7 MSS registration response [RegRESP - STD]
   8.8 MSS profile request [ProfREQ - STD]
   8.9 MSS profile response [ProfRESP - STD]
   8.10 MSS receipt request [RecREQ - STD]
   8.11 MSS receipt response [RecRESP - STD]
   8.12 MSS Handshake request [HShakeREQ - STD]
   8.13 MSS handshake response [HShakeRESP - STD]
9 Auxiliary types
   9.1 URI identifier
   9.2 General auxiliary types
   9.3 AP auxiliary types
   9.4 MSSP auxiliary types
10 Communication Protocol Binding
   10.1 Encoding rules
   10.2 SOAP header
   10.3 SOAP body
   10.4 SOAP over the HTTP protocol
   10.5 WSDL Description
   10.6 Error handling
11 Web Service: Security and Privacy Considerations
   11.1 Handshake
   11.2 Security and privacy
   11.3 XML Signatures
   11.4 Mobile signatures
   11.5 Security protocols
Annex A (normative): XML Schema
Annex B (normative): SOAP FAULT Subcodes
Annex C (normative): MSS Status Codes
Annex D (informative): Examples
      D.1 Mobile Signature request - Response in synchronous mode
          without XML Signatures
      D.2 Mobile Signature Request - Response with an error
      D.3 Mobile Signature Request - Response in Asynchronous
          Client-Server mode with XML Signatures
Annex E (informative): Bibliography
History

Describes the data structures and messaging models related to these methods thanks to XML Schema and WSDL. Documentations about these technologies can be found in clause 2. The complete MSS XML Schema is provided in Annex A.