Currently, Digital Identity Management Runtimes have no default attributes. However, Runtimes support attributes so that they can be easily provisioned in subsequent release versions of Digital Identity Management.
Parent topic:Digital Identity Management Data Model
Runtime
A Runtime entity represents the software on which Digital Identity Management is being accessed.
Typical Runtime examples include web browsers on desktops, applications on mobile devices, or the firmware in embedded devices. In an example where a native mobile application on an iPhone is accessing Digital Identity Management, Digital Identity Management considers the application itself to be the runtime, not the underlying operating system (iOS) or the physical device itself (the iPhone).
The manipulation of Runtimes (that is, Runtime entities) is restricted to creating them, deleting them, and editing their Attributes (if any). Runtimes and Users may have many-to-many relationships (i.e., associations).
A Runtime entity has the following default properties:

