Changeset 1558

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03/21/07 14:06:59 (2 years ago)
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dsugar
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update version number for next build

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  • trunk/gotham-feature/feature.xml

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    33      id="com.tresys.cdsframework" 
    44      label="CDS Framework" 
    5       version="1.2.5
     5      version="1.2.6
    66      provider-name="Tresys Technology" 
    77      os="linux" 
     
    99 
    1010   <description url="http://oss.tresys.com/projects/cdsframework"> 
    11       The Cross Domain Solution Framework toolkit (CDS Framework) make the power of Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) available to system designers without in-depth knowledge of SELinux type enforcement language.  This extensible toolkit encourages security enginering by putting the focus on information flow from the beginning of design. 
     11      The CDS Framework IDE provides engineers with the ability to design and implement cross domain solutions using the power of SELinux without prior knowledge of the complex details of underlying SELinux policies.  
     12The CDS Framework provides two main benefits to CDS Developers on SELinux systems: 
     13 
     14 * a high-level language for specifying architectures focused on the information-flow goals of the particular cross domain solution, and 
     15 * an integrated development environment. 
     16 
     17The CDS Framework IDE makes development of cross domain solutions on SELinux faster, simpler, and more intuitive. 
     18 
     19The CDS Framework IDE includes the following features: 
     20 
     21 * Custom high-level language for CDS development 
     22 * Graphical user interface for development 
     23 * Language syntax highlighting 
     24 * SELinux policy generation 
     25 
     26The CDS Framework automatically translates the high-level language descriptions into loadable SELinux policy.  
     27This allows security professionals to design their system architectures independent of SELinux and subsequently deploy their solutions in an operational system with minimal knowledge of SELinux. 
    1228   </description> 
    1329 
     
    8197         download-size="800" 
    8298         install-size="800" 
    83          version="1.2.5"/> 
     99         version="1.2.6"/> 
    84100 
    85101   <plugin