Luc Moreau writes to me:
We are happy to announce that Grimoires 1.2.0 and Grimoires-WSRF 0.9.0 (for GT4) have been released.
You can download the Grimoires releases from http://sourceforge.net/projects/grimoires/.
You can browse Grimoires documentation online at http://twiki.grimoires.org/bin/view/Grimoires/SoftwareReleases.
Grimoires is a UDDI compatible Web Service registry with metadata
annotation extensions. In this release, Grimoires provides the
following functionalities:
- UDDI WS interface
- WSDL WS interface that allows to publish and inquire for WSDL descriptions
- Metadata WS interface that allows to publish and inquire by metadata
- RDF WS interface that allows to directly inquire Grimoires' internal
- RDF representation in RDQL
- Able to use both Jena and Sesame as RDF back end
- GrimoiresProxy: a high-level, user-friendly, WS container-independent client side library
- GShell: a command-line user interface based on GrimoiresProxy
- Lifetime management support
- WS-Security support
- Support for authentication using X509 signatures and an XML based ACL for specification of access control
In Grimoires-WSRF release (for GT4), the following additional functionalities are
provided [that take advantage of powerful WSRF and GT4 authorization mechanisms]:
- Able to expose Grimoires registry entities (business/service descriptions) and their annotated metadata as WS-Resources, so that the standard operations defined in WS-Resourceproperties, WS-ResourceLifetime, and WS-Notification can be used to access Grimoires registry entities.
- Support for authentication using X509 signatures and an XML based ACL for specification of access control. The latter is implemented as a PDP in GT4.
- A command-line client able to talk with Grimoires in GT4 in a secure way.
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