EJBCA

Release Notes: This release fixes a bug reading large OCSP requests over HTTP 1.1 using chunked encoding. It fixes a few minor XSS issues. It fixes an issue where building the Validation Authority (VA) failed on specific platforms. The VA health-check URL is now what it is claimed to be in the property file. You will need to reconfigure devices monitoring this URL. This release documents EJBCA integration with Djigzo. It adds a plug-in build system. It has improved support for Chinese in the admin GUI.

Release Notes: This release corrects comparison of public keys in HSM and CA certificates, fixes regression during republishing, and adds many small bugfixes.

Release Notes: Improved CMP interoperability, and minor improvements and bugfixes. A bug that made it impossible to delete end entity profiles on certain databases and hsql (test database) in particular was fixed.

Release Notes: Performance optimizations were made, so it is now possible to issue over 400 certificates per second (depending on configuration). Certificate enrollment now also works with Safari and Chrome browsers. Support for PrivateKeyUsagePeriod certificate extension was added. A time zone bug issuing CVC certificates was fixed. More admin console and public Web improvements were made. The ISO8601 date format is now used consistently when entering dates in the admin console. Norwegian UNID numbers are automatically generated from CMP requests. Many small bug fixes and improvements were made.

Release Notes: In this release, the underlying framework has changed from Java Enterprise Edition 2 to 5. EJBCA 4 will constitute the solid base for EJBCA for the coming years. The database schema is well defined for all supported application servers and databases. You are now able to switch application server. The Ingres database is supported without patching. Numerous features and improvements were made. Reliability of EJBCA services was improved. Many small bug fixes and stabilizations were made.