We have just added support for anonymous identify and also enhanced the server to support custom identify responses (currently only anonymous) loadable from an external file.
Basically it will be possible now to create your own identify response in a file with additional information (such as DASH requirements) and configure openwsman to load this file when there is an identify request.
The DMTF announced the public release of Version 1.1 of its Desktop and mobile Architecture for System Hardware (DASH) standard. Benefits of this updated standard include tightened security and protocol requirements for IT deployments.
As you noticed, openwsman.org has a new look. The old content is still available but will be removed once everything has been migrated to the new site. Old content can be accessed via http://trac.openwsman.org. Some features of the old site are still accessible from here, for example the timeline, the source browser and other great trac features.
During last week's Management Developers Conference (MDC) openwsman was the main topic of two sessions. The first was an introduction and discussion of future plans and roadmap of the project. The second presentation was all about the WS-Eveneting implementation in openwsman and a demonstration of the WS-Eventing features in the project. The WS-Eventing session was co-presented by Rodolfo Kohn from Intel.
This release fixes the following bugs:
Openwsman 1.5 is an interim stable release toward 2.0 with all completed features since 1.0. This release serves as a checkpoint to evaluate implemented and outstanding features and to take care of bugs instead of waiting until the beta phase of 2.0.
Changes: