This change adds two examples showing how to use opaque objects with the
ProxyKmipClient. The first is a unit demo showing how to register an
opaque object using the register operation of the ProxyKmipClient. The
second is an integration test showing how to register, get, and destroy
an opaque object using the ProxyKmipClient.
This change adds two examples showing how to use secret data with the
ProxyKmipClient. The first is a unit demo showing how to register a
secret using the register operation of the ProxyKmipClient. The second
is an integration test showing how to register, get, and destroy a
secret using the ProxyKmipClient.
This change adds two examples showing how to use certificates with the
ProxyKmipClient. The first is a unit demo showing how to register a
certificate using the register operation of the ProxyKmipClient. The
second is an integration test showing how to register, get, and destroy
a certificate using the ProxyKmipClient.
This change adds an OpaqueObject class to the Pie object hierarchy. A
unit test suite covering the class is included, as are updates to the
Pie object factory and associated tests.
This change adds a SecretData class to the Pie object hierarchy. A unit
test suite covering the class is provided, as are updates to the Pie
object factory and associated tests.
This change adds certificate objects to the Pie object hierarchy,
specifically a generic Certificate class and an X509Certificate
subclass. Unit test suites covering both classes are included. The Pie
object factory is also updated to support Pie and core certificate
conversion.
This change adds a new suite of unit demos for the new Pie
ProxyKmipClient. The demos show how to create the ProxyKmipClient and
how to use all of its primary operations. Demo utilities are updated to
support the new suite.
This change adds an integration test suite for the new Pie
ProxyKmipClient, which tests basic CRUD operations for symmetric and
asymmetric keys. An additional pytest fixture is included for the new
client.
This change adds the Pie ProxyKmipClient, which provides a simplified
version of the original KMIP interface and which wraps the original
client. The ProxyKmipClient supports basic CRUD operations for
symmetric, public, and private keys. A unit test suite for the client is
included.
This change adds an abstract base class defining the client interface
for all future PyKMIP clients. Required arguments for different
operations are explicitly specified. A basic sanity unit test suite is
included.
The authors included in AUTHORS.txt hasn't been updated in nearly a
year and is outdated. Rather than tracking the authors explicitly, it
would be better to extract this information from Git's commit
history.
The following command can be used to retrieve a list of the authors
for all the patches contributed to PyKMIP:
git log | grep ^Author | sort | uniq
Resolves#30
This change adds an ObjectFactory for the Pie object hierarchy. It
provides easy translation to and from Pie objects to the original core
object hierarchy. The factory is only used by the new Pie client and
should never be used outside of this context. A unit test suite for the
factory is included.
This change makes some minor updates to the Pie key object hierarchy. It
fixes the key subclasses to inherit from Key directly. It adds in
support for the key format type attribute, which is required for
low-level key encoding. It also improves repr and str functionality by
using binascii.hexlify to represent the key values. The corresponding
test suites are updated accordingly to reflect these changes.
This change adds support for a customizable timeout option for the KMIP
client. The client will stop attempting connections or operations once
the timeout is exceeded instead of waiting for the default system
timeout. The default timeouts is 30 seconds.
Peter Hamilton
Peter Hamilton
Felix Engelmann
Hadi Esiely
Joel Coffman
sedukull
Tim Kelsey