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TSIK

16 May 2007

TSIK will be moved to dormant status, after a successful PMC vote to do so.

16 Aug 2006

TSIK has had no message traffic since May, and appears to be dormant.

18 Jan 2006

Interest is waning a bit. We have not been able to hook TSIK onto any of the
dependency chains (example Axis->WSS4J) that we have. We may have to
seriously consider the worst case scenario of stopping incubation.

26 Oct 2005

While the TSIK project has not gained momentum as quickly as initially
hoped, there has been some usable interaction with ws.apache.org on how to
modularize TSIK, to both break out components for potential common use, as
well as reuse existing ASF code (SOAP messaging stack, for example).

The next few months will be crucial for TSIK. There is increasing interest
in various types of identity protocols -- federated or not -- and how they
are usable within web services (see TSIK road map for further discussion).
This could be an area where TSIK could be a driving force.

28 Jul 2005

- MSFT and IBM have confirmed that they don't have patents on WS-Security
- Verisign is almost ready on their side to make a code drop and send
 paperwork (probably in a week or so).
- Their code does not have any SAML, so we don't have to chase RSA
 Security for now.