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CSF Releases and Snapshots
Overview
- The CSF Version 1.0.x series is now deprecated and will be replaced fully by version 2.0.x in the Summer of 2013.
- Version 1.0.x is now on a branch, and applications using this version will be brought to version 2.0.x by the Summer of 2013.
- Version 2.0.x is the trunk, and is using an upgraded version of Hibernate: 3.6.10. Further details are in the change logs below.
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CSF Security
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Acegi Security and Spring Security
We are currently in transition from the older Acegi Security framework to the more modern Spring Security.
CSF Security and non-MITSIS Apps
In the near future (as of July 2013), we may need to be able to plug CSF Security into non-MITSIS apps - for example, administrative/SAP apps. We have done a proof of concept, showing that CSF Security can easily be used in a non-MITSIS app. Thie following page documents the details of the proof of concept and is a guide for how to use CSF Security outside the MITSIS environment.
Hash Authentication for APIs
We have developed a "hash authentication" feature for APIs. This is an optional part of CSF Security.
Switch User Once - Stateless Impersonation
Impersonation for stateless web apps (e.g. APIs). This is an optional part of CSF Security.