Secret Data (2.2.7) can now be registered
Opaque Object (2.2.8) can now be registered
This required the adding of a NONE type to the OpaqueDataType enum
with the value of 0. This is not indicated by the standard but we
needed some value to satisfy response decoding.
Also fixed get demo
This has been tested vs a HP Atalla ESKM HSM
This change updates the Register unit demo, adding support for the
registration of different types of secret objects. The changes required
to support this include implementation updates to the KeyValue backing
objects.
This change updates the Get unit demo, adding support for:
* the additional display of key-related objects
* the passing of more arguments to the client (e.g., KeyFormatType)
* the retrieval of Public/PrivateKeys
This change updates the CreateKeyPair demo, adding the following items:
* a name option for specifying the name of the key pair to create
* a CryptographicUsageMask attribute sent with the CreateKeyPair request
* enhanced attribute logging for private/public key template attributes
This change updates the KMIP client to support the custom selection of
client configuration options. This makes it easy to dynamically create
clients that connect to different backends. All unit demos have been
updated to support this feature.
This change adds support for the Query operation, including updates to
the KMIP client and core object libraries, the KMIP client and core unit
test suites, and a Query unit demo.
This change adds support for the DiscoverVersions operation, including
updates to the KMIP client, the client and KMIP core test suites, and a
DiscoverVersions unit demo.
This change adds a suite of unit demos which demonstrate how to use
individual KMIP client operations. These demos also feature better
argument handling, which will eventually be ported to the rest of the
demo suite. Some added debug logging is included.
Adds a configuration file to allow users to modify settings for the
client and server. The configured settings can be overridden by
directly passing values when a kmip server or client is initialized.
Additionally, if the config file or config options are not found,
pre-set default values will be used.
This change includes several new features to PyKMIP, including:
* support for Python 3.3 and 3.4
* support for KMIP client/server SSL connections
* removal of all Thrift library dependencies
This changes adds the final modifications needed for release v0.0.1 of
the PyKMIP library.
Packaging and licensing files are updated with current information and
some minor file restructuring is done to ensure test suite integrity.
This implementation supports version 1.1 of the KMIP spec. The
library supports the following operations for SymmetricKey objects:
create
register
get
destroy
Tim Kelsey
Peter Hamilton
Wyllys Ingersoll
Kaitlin Farr
Wyllys Ingersoll