eXtensible rights Markup Language (XrML)

eXtensible rights Markup Language (XrML) is a digital rights language designed for securely specifying and managing rights and conditions associated with various resources including digital content as well as services. It was developed by ContentGuard (new window) who contributed to OASIS as a basis to a digital rights language.

XrML is used with Web Services Security (WSS) (new window).

Organization: OASIS

More information: OASIS Rights Language Technical Committee page on the OASIS Web site (new window)

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	ZapNote: ContentGuard ZapNote: Protecting Digital Resources with XrML by ZapThink, Ronald D. Schmelzer Publisher: ZapThink, LLC Publication Date: February 2002
	Rule identification from Web pages by the XRML approach [An article from: Decision Support Systems] by J. Kang, J.K. Lee Publisher: Elsevier

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