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XML Security Library
XML Security Library is a C library based on
LibXML2
and OpenSSL.
The library supports major XML security standards:
XML Security Library is released under the
MIT Licence
see the Copyright file in the distribution for details.
News (all news)
- December 3 2002
New XML Security Library 0.0.11 release
fixes a major
problem with Reference URI attribute processing. This release
also includes several Win32 build process fixes from Igor.
- October 20 2002
Almost two months from previous release and a lot of minor
enchancements are good reasons for the new
XML Security Library 0.0.10 release:
- added a way to specify "current time" to verify certificates
expiration against it;
- implemented XML results output format for the xmlsec command
line utility;
- fixed XMLDSig examples and added a new one (thanks to Devin
Heitmueller);
- resolved static link issue and a bunch of other improvements
for Win32 platform builds (Igor Zlatkovic);
- added dynamic linking option for xmlsec command line utility
to help Debian port (John Belmonte);
- minor bug fixes.
- August 26 2002
I've completelly screwed up. The release 0.0.8 was totally broken
(I simply packaged files from wrong CVS :( )
and I am doing a new 0.0.9 release
to fix all the problems. Please upgrade to the new version
if you use any of previous XML Security Library releases.
I am really sorry for my stupid mistakes and I promise to never
do releases on Friday :(
And special thanks to Ferrell Moultrie for pointing this out.
- August 23 2002
XML Security Library 0.0.8 is released:
- New errors reporting system is created and all the code is updated;
- Added XPointer transform support;
- Major enveloped and XPath transforms performance improvements;
- Updated XPath 2 Filter implementation to reflect latest W3C specifications;
- Man page for xmlsec utility is written;
- Automatically generated API Reference
Manual (more than 370 symbols) is created;
- Minor Win32 bug fixes from Igor;
- Debian port from John Belmonte.
Aleksey Sanin
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