Листовете от презентацията ми на PlovdivConf 2013, където разказах за проблемите на удостоверяването в интернет в настоящето и как новият OpenID Connect протокол дава път за тяхното разрешаване в бъдеще, посредством функциите Discovery/WebFinger и Self-Issued. OpenID-Connect-Identity-Slides [OpenOffice presentation] OpenID-Connect-Identity-Slides [PDF]
Author Archives: Vladimir Dzhuvinov
Encrypt and you shall be protected, says Snowden
From Edward Snowden’s Q&A session at the Guardian: Q: Is encrypting my email any good at defeating the NSA survelielance? Id my data protected by standard encryption? Snowden: Encryption works. Properly implemented strong crypto systems are one of the few things that you can rely on. Unfortunately, endpoint security is so terrifically weak that NSA […]
CORS Filter 1.7 with more configuration options
The Java servet filter for enabling CORS (cross-domain) web applications received a major upgrade today. Up until now in order to change the out-of-the-box CORS configuration you had to add filter init-params in the web.xml descriptor of your application. A number of developers asked for alternative configuration means, such as specifying a properties file for […]
Лаб Пловдив – учредителен протокол
*** Протокол на учредителната среща на Лаб Пловдив *** 16 май 2013, Арт Кафе Пловдив записал Владимир Джувинов Срещата започна в 18:30ч с лично представяне на всеки от участниците. След това бяха записани предложения на участници за лаба за неговите условия, организиране и дейности: * Възможност за сигурно паркиране на велосипеди * Лесно паркиране в […]
CORS Filter 1.6 supports any URI scheme
The Java CORS Filter for adding Cross-Origin Resource Sharing to existing web apps received an important update to permit any URI scheme, not just the ubiquitous http:// and https:// as originally supported. This change is in line with RFC 6454 which defines the concept of web origins. This means that now you can also service […]
All JSON-RPC 2.0 libraries are now in Maven Central
The migration from Ant to Maven is now complete and all Java libraries for handling JSON-RPC 2.0 messages are now published in Maven Central. You can find them under the com.thetransactioncompany.com groupId: JSON-RPC 2.0 Base JSON-RPC 2.0 Server JSON-RPC 2.0 Client JSON-RPC 2.0 Access Filter The useful JSON-RPC 2.0 Shell tool, available for purchase, has […]
JSON-RPC 2.0 libraries and tools switch to Maven
The Java libraries and tools for JSON-RPC 2.0 message serving and processing now use Apache Maven to build. Migrating the previous Apache Ant scripts took about a day a to complete and was not without hassles, notable the ZIP package distribution and the automatic versioning of JavaDocs. We’ll now be able to gain from Maven’s […]
The JSON-RPC 2.0 Client can now handle GZIP and DEFLATE compression
Does your JSON-RPC server return large amounts of data? If so applying HTTP response compression can greatly reduce network traffic and response time, occasionally by a whole magnitude if your JSON structures contain long repeating keys or values. Today we released a new version of the JSON-RPC 2.0 Client library for Java that adds support […]
2013
Thanks for all the good wishes! Ultimately, the New Year will become what we make out of it. So, be bold, and rest will come by itself 🙂
Opera finally with CORS support
Opera was the last major browser to add support for handling cross-origin requests in its 12th version. The CORS protocol was devised several years ago by a W3C working group to allow for clean making of cross-domain XHR, without JSONp hacks. CORS was initially adopted by Firefox and Chrome, and was subsequently joined by the […]