Are the any interfaces specified in CORBASEC for
controlling security context by security-aware
applications?
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Answer Posted / rithi
Extended Question:
Examples of controlling security context could be the
following:
* Switch context, a possibility of "switching
context service" between already established contexts
* Hold-on context in case of mobility
* Close/take-down context
* Re-establish context after hold-on context service
* Refresh context in case of revocation or as the
same operation as Refresh() in SecurityContext
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