Looks great! Will 1.2.0.Beta1 hit Maven Central today?
~ Scott
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 8:38 AM, Stian Thorgersen <stian(a)redhat.com> wrote:
We're proud to announce the release of Keycloak 1.2.0.Beta1. This
is a
great release, especially if you're after enterprise capabilities.
The major new features in this release includes:
* Protocol mapping - With protocol mapping it's easy to define what claims
are added to the token an application receives.
* Kerberos - It's now possible to authenticate with a Keycloak realm using
Kerberos tickets through SPNEGO.
* Identity Brokering - As well as Kerberos you can also authenticate with
Keycloak with an external SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect Identity Provider.
* OpenID Connect improvements - We've made several improvements to comply
with the OpenID Connect specification and we've also introduced new
features such as Discovery, Session Management and UserInfo endpoint.
* Internationalization support for login and account management Thanks to
Michael Gerber the login and account management pages now have
internationalization support. We have built in support for English, German
and Brazilian Portuguese. We've also made it easy to add your own and if
you'd like to contribute a translation let us know.
* Deploy providers as modules - It's now possible to deploy custom
providers as modules. This gives you full control of the classloader for
your provider.
* Deploy themes as modules - We've made it much simpler to package themes
and they can also be deployed as a module. This makes it simpler to
distribute themes as well as using custom themes in a cluster.
* Login with Stackoverflow and LinkedIn - Thanks to Vlastimil Eliáš we now
have built-in support to login with Stackoverflow and LinkedIn.
* SysLog event listener - Thanks to Giriraj Sharma we now have a syslog
event listener.
* Version control on cached resources - A common issue in the past was
that the admin console didn't work after upgrading Keycloak. This was
caused by the browser caching old html and javascript. We've solved this
issue by including a version number in the resource urls, so upgrading
should be even simpler now!
To get the release go to
www.keycloak.org. For the full lists of issues
resolved for this release check
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/KEYCLOAK.
Remember to read the migration guide before upgrading as it contains vital
information about what's changed and how to upgrade.
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