MidPoint 4.3 “Faraday” has been released on Friday, April 9th. The vast majority of time and effort during the development cycle was concentrated around midScale project, aimed on bringing better performance and scalability. Major improvements done in 4.3 for tasks are related to visibility, better error reporting and error handling. The significant time was invested Read more about MidPoint 4.3 “Faraday”[…]
A week ago we had a workshop about what’s new in midPoint 4.2. It was second workshop of this kind. At the beginning I was a little bit nervous, since it was the first time for me and I didn’t know what to expect, but I think it went quite smoothly. The overall attendance was Read more about MidPoint 4.2 Webinar Summary[…]
MidPoint 4.2 “Maxwell” has been released. It brings major improvements for data provenance, reports or auditing. Last but not least, it brings also many improvements for user interface, archetypes, autoassignments and repository. Considerable part of development cycle of midPoint 4.2 was dedicated for the project called midPrivacy. Its main goal was to look closer on Read more about midPoint 4.2 “Maxwell”[…]
Development of MidPoint 4.2 is at full speed. It will hold name Maxwell and its fist Milestone was just reached. Read more for further details describing what has been done so far and what is planned next. What can be found in midPoint 4.2–M1? In LTS midPoint version 4.0 we announced deprecation for SOAP-based Web Read more about MidPoint 4.2 Milestone 1 released[…]
We did What’s New In MidPoint 4.1 webinar today. It was the first experimental midPoint webinar. And it went well. […]
MidPoint 4.1 “Pasteur” was released. It brings major authentication improvements, user interface improvements, improved archetype functionality and a number of smaller improvements. There are also many cleanups and simplifications in the Pasteur release. […]
MidPoint 4.0 “Gutenberg” is really a revolutionary midPoint release. It is a long-term support (LTS) release. But it also brings groundbreaking features. The support for archetypes is certainly one of those features that can be a real game-changer in the future. First part of this post told the story how the idea of archetypes evolved during the course of midPoint development. This part will describe how archetypes work and how they can be used. […]
MidPoint 4.0 was released. Code-named Gutenberg, it is twenty-eighth midPoint release. MidPoint 4.0 is a major milestone in midPoint development. Similarly to the Gutenberg’s printing system, midPoint 4.0 provides a set of elements whose, when combined together, can create revolutionary solutions. Gutenberg was a long-waited release. It took some time to finish all the changes Read more about MidPoint 4.0 “Gutenberg”[…]
MidPoint 4.0, code-named Gutenberg will be major milestone in midPoint evolution. It is a major release, it is planned to be long-term support release and, of course, there is a bunch of new features. But one particular change is worth deeper explanation. I’m talking about policy-based approvals. […]
MidPoint 4.0, code-named Gutenberg will be major milestone in midPoint evolution. Version 4.0 is a major release and it will also be our first long-term support (LTS) release. Therefore, there is a lot to do about internal quality. But in addition to this we are also planning a bunch of new features. […]