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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)
- February 21 2003
XML Security Library 0.0.13 release
fixes incorrect processing of signatures with more than 3 binary
transforms in a row, improved pkcs12 files support and minor
documentation update.
- January 26 2003
Two major fixes in HMAC and
DES/AES
algorithms are the reason for the new XML Security Library 0.0.12 release.
Also there are few other minor features and bug fixes (see Changelog in the
distribution for more details).
- December 3 2002
New XML Security Library 0.0.11 release
fixes a major
problem in 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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