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[...] This is the fourth and final post in a series of articles on Apache Syncope 1.2. The previous tutorial looked at some new features relating to the Schema in Apache [...]

[...] Apache Syncope is a powerful and flexible open source tool to manage and orchestrate user identities for the [...]

[...] The previous tutorial on the new features of Apache Syncope 1.2 showed how to use the new UI installer to deploy Apache Syncope to Apache Tomcat, using [...]

[...] This is the third in a series of articles on the new features of Apache Syncope 1.2. The first article covered installing Syncope using the new UI installer. The second [...]

[...] in very low memory usage. The streaming XML/WS-Security functionality is split between the Apache Santuario and WSS4J projects. The Apache Santuario project contains the core streaming capabilities [...]

[...] In the previous couple of posts, I've introduced the new streaming functionality of Apache Santuario - XML Security for Java 2.0.0. The first post focused on XML Signature and the second post [...]

[...] Versions 2.0.3 and 1.5.8 of Apache Santuario - XML Security for Java have been released. Version 2.0.3 contains a critical security [...]

[...] blog post, I covered the new StAX-based (streaming) XML Signature functionality coming in Apache Santuario - XML Security for Java 2.0.0. In this post, I will focus on the new streaming XML [...]

As you probably know, Apache Karaf uses Pax Logging as logging system. Pax Logging is an OPS4j project (Open Participation Software 4 Java) which prov [...]

Apache Karaf 3.0.0 is now mostly ready (I’m just polishing the documentation). In previous post, I introduced new enterprise features like JNDI, [...]

Apache Karaf loads all the configuration from etc/*.cfg files by default, using a mix of Felix FileInstall and Felix ConfigAdmin. These files are regu [...]

MDC (Mapped Diagnostic Context) logging is an interesting feature to log contextual messages. It’s classic to want to log contextual messages in you [...]

[...] use the new streaming implementation, as well as how to use it, please review the following - XML Signature is covered here,  XML Encryption is covered here, and some memory benchmarks are [...]

[...] I have previously covered some XML Signature and Encryption testcases in Apache Camel. Camel 2.15 will feature some new limited support for [...]

[...] reasons to use Camel that immediately spring to mind. Firstly it allows you to configure XML Signature/Encryption without writing any code (e.g. by configuring the components in Spring). Secondly [...]

[...] on acceptable XML Encryption Elements to limit potential attacks (although it applies more to XML Signature). See here for more information. 2) Switch to using RSA-OAEP as the Asymmetric Key Cipher [...]

[...] Blog post edited by Christian Schneider Nicely timed as a christmas present Apache Karaf 3.0.0 was released on the 24th of December. As a user of karaf 2.x you might ask yourself why [...]

[...] Apache Karaf, Cellar, Camel, and ActiveMQ provides a lot of information via JMX. More over, another very [...]

[...] . This simply wraps the JAASLoginInterceptor with default configuration for Apache Karaf. If you are deploying a CXF endpoint in Karaf, you can just add this Feature to your endpoint [...]

[...] german) for english slides check out my apache con presentation OSGI Best practices shown on Apache Karaf. Check out the code of the voting example at github View Online [...]