The new version of JMEDS and DPWS Explorer was released!
New features of JMEDS are:
– New modularity concept
– WS-Security implemented
– Bugfixes (for more informations see release notes)
– New documentation (on sourceforge)
– Speed and memory footprint improvements
– Storage usage improvements
– Further improvements
Follow this link to futher information about the JMEDS v2.0.0 beta 7 framework. For more information see on sourceforge
New features of DPWS Explorer are:
– Load classes while running (start devices/service from main or constructor)
– Improved IP filter
– Graphic improvements
– Speed improvements
– Create devices by UUID and transport address
– Further improvements
Follow this link to futher information about the DPWS Explorer 3.4 .
We have assembled a brand new demo for our booth at the CEBIT 2012 in Hannover. The demo is based on our well-known Smart Window Demo, but now includes NFC technology to make the system more secure. The video below shows the different flavors we have integrated in the demonstrator. Feel free to join us at our CEBIT booth and watch the demo live!
The WS4D group developed an alternative security profile for DPWS, the WS4D Security Profile. Its purpose is to enable mobile devices – such as smart phones or netbooks – to securely communicate over DPWS. An implementation in alpha state as well as documentation on how to secure your applications is available in the WS4D-gSOAP trunk. The highlights are
direct authentication between devices (no authentication server, no certificate authorities)
highly flexible authorization subsystem
in nearest future: fine-grained configuration of security constraints
Of course, we provide an additional version of the well-known air conditioner example – this time using the security profile’s implementation. Check it out!
