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 ===ACL===
-Defines a resource/condition ACL.
+This element defines a resource/condition [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_control_list ACL] (Access Control List).
 Its subelements are:

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 * [[Description]]
 * [[#Roles|Roles]]
 * [[#ACLGreenVulcano|ACLGreenVulcano]]
 ===Roles===
-This element defines the roles to be used in ACL configuration.
+This element defines the [[#Role|Roles]] to be used in ACL configuration.
 ====Role====
 Its attributes are:
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 |-
 | name || required || Role name
 |}
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 ====DefaultRes====
-This element defines a default ACL definition.
+This element defines a default ACL definition, to be applied to all Services.
 The following table shows its attributes:
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 Its subelements are:
 * [[Description]]
-* [[IdentityCondition#ACL|ACL]]
+* [[#ACL|ACL]]
 ====ServiceRes====
-This elements defines a GVCore group/service/operation ACL definition.
+This elements defines a GVCore Group/Service/Operation ACL definition.
 The following table shows its attributes:
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 | type || fixed || "resource"
 |-
-| group || required || Group name.
+| group || required|optional || Group name.
 |-
-| service || required || Service name.
+| service || required|optional || Service name.
 |-
-| operation || required || Operation name.
+| operation || required|optional || Operation name.
 |}
 Its subelements are:
 * [[Description]]
-* [[IdentityCondition#ACL|ACL]]
+* [[#ACL|ACL]]
 {{VOTE}}

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 GVPolicy element defines the configuration of the {{GVESB}} ACL Policy framework.
-An access control list (ACL) defines a set of authorization constraints attached to a GreenVulcano® ESB services.
+An access control list (ACL) defines a set of authorization constraints attached to a {{GVESB}} services.
-When a client invoke a GreenVulcano® ESB service in an ACL-based security model, the ESB first checks the ACL for an
+When a client invoke a {{GVESB}} service in an ACL-based security model, the ESB first checks the ACL for an
 applicable entry to decide whether the requested operation is authorized.
 When you create a service, you can configure its access control list for a specific combination of roles, client subnet

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 GVPolicy element defines the configuration of the {{GVESB}} ACL Policy framework.
-An access control list (ACL),in {{GVESB}}, define a set of authorizations attached to a {{GVESB}} services.
+An access control list (ACL) defines a set of authorization constraints attached to a GreenVulcano® ESB services.
-When a subject requests an invocation of {{GVESB}} service in an ACL-based security model, {{GVESB}} first checks the ACL for an applicable entry to decide whether the requested operation is authorized. When you create a service, you can configure your service access control list for a specific role, a subnet or a specific ip.
+When a client invoke a GreenVulcano® ESB service in an ACL-based security model, the ESB first checks the ACL for an
 =={{GVESB}} Configuration==

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 An access control list (ACL),in {{GVESB}}, define a set of authorizations attached to a {{GVESB}} services.
-When a subject requests an invocation of {{GVESB}} service in an ACL-based security model, {{GVESB}} first checks the ACL for an applicable entry to decide whether the requested operation is authorized. When configure a service you can configure your service authorizations defining a role, a subnet or a specific ip
+When a subject requests an invocation of {{GVESB}} service in an ACL-based security model, {{GVESB}} first checks the ACL for an applicable entry to decide whether the requested operation is authorized. When you create a service, you can configure your service access control list for a specific role, a subnet or a specific ip.
 =={{GVESB}} Configuration==

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 GVPolicy element defines the configuration of the {{GVESB}} ACL Policy framework.
-{{GVESB}} provide two method for security policy:
+An access control list (ACL),in {{GVESB}}, define a set of authorizations attached to a {{GVESB}} service.
-* [[Basic access authentication]]
+When a subject requests an invocation of {{GVESB}} service in an ACL-based security model, {{GVESB}} first checks the ACL for an applicable entry to decide whether the requested operation is authorized.
 =={{GVESB}} Basic access authentication==