The OpenSAF community is pleased to announce general availability of the 4.2 release.

The source can be downloaded here.

A list of the major enhancements:

• Python wrappers for SAF AIS APIs
• IMM: Support for multiple appliers
• IMM: Improved admin operation API
• IMM: Support for CCB augmentation by Object Implementer'
• IMM: New API for out-of-band ccb error string from OI to OM-client
• DTSv completely removed
• AMF: Support for B.04 API
• AMF: Hot Standby using IMM multiple applier API
• AMF: Support for SU repair admin operation
• AMF: Support for multiple CSI dependencies
  
• LOG: Overload protection
• NTF: Improved reader API Execute as non root

The complete list of 4.2 enhancements can be found in this report

The complete list of 4.2 defects and enhancements can be found in this report

The complete list of all defects is shown in the mercurial change log using e.g. "hg log -b default -r 4.2.M0:4.2.GA"

The corresponding documentation can be downloaded here

After two release candidate cycles, the OpenSAF community is happy to announce the general availability of OpenSAF 4.1. This release contains the following features:

• SMF rollback support for campaign
• SMF API to support upgrade aware user processes
• OpenSAF cluster communication over TCP (TIPC still the default), enabler for non Linux platforms
• AMF equal distribution of Service Instances over Service Units
• IMM enhanced data capacity
• IMM schema upgrade support
• AM4J/AMF Java Agent
• Improved AMF dynamic configuration support

For more details see report: http://devel.opensaf.org/report/54

To get the code, check out the download section: http://devel.opensaf.org/downloads

The OpenSAF community is happy to announce the second 4.1 release candidate (RC2). This release contains critical bug fixes in the IMM Service that has been raised since RC1.

To get the code, check out the download section: http://devel.opensaf.org/downloads

You can get the revision Changelog from http://devel.opensaf.org/wiki/changelog/4.1.RC2

The OpenSAF community is happy to announce the first 4.1 release candidate. This release contains the following features:

• SMF rollback support for campaign
• SMF API to support upgrade aware user processes
• OpenSAF cluster communication over TCP (TIPC still the default), enabler for non Linux platforms
• AMF equal distribution of Service Instances over Service Units
• IMM enhanced data capacity
• IMM schema upgrade support
• AM4J/AMF Java Agent
• Improved AMF dynamic configuration support

For more details see report: http://devel.opensaf.org/report/54

To get the code, check out the download section: http://devel.opensaf.org/downloads

The OpenSAF community is happy to announce the first patch release since the general availability of OpenSAF 4.0. This release contains +175 changesets.

To get the code, check out the download section: http://devel.opensaf.org/downloads

The OpenSAF 4.1 release is closing in and is now in the functional complete state. Check out this roadmap for more information about newly introduced functionality. A few issues remain to be solved before general availability.