netzooid

I’m happy to announce the availability of the Galaxy 1.0-beta-2 release. Galaxy is our open source governance platform which is just a fancy of way of saying, its an open source registry/repository. There are some cool new features in this release….

Mule NetBoot

You can now boot a Mule instance directly from the repository. You simply upload a Mule distribution to the repository and then use Mule NetBoot to boot this instance over the network. This can greatly simplify deployments.

Maven Publish Plugin

The Maven Publish Plugin allows you to easily push resources and artifacts from your build to the repository as part of the release cycle. You can publish individual resources, your project’s jar, and/or your project’s dependencies. This works great with Mule NetBoot…

XML Schema Support

We now index XML schemas. Which allows you to do things like this.

Improved AtomPub API

The number of things you can do with the AtomPub API has been greatly expanded. It features a much improved URI space which allows you to do a number of things you couldn’t do before:

• List individual workspaces easily (No more GQL needed)
• List child workspaces
• Add/delete workspaces
• Edit artifact metadata
• Edit artifact lifecycle information

Feedback

Your comments, suggestions, criticisms, etc are all very welcome. Please sign up for the mailing list and let us know what you think!

This entry was posted on Sunday, February 24th, 2008 at 12:38 pm and is filed under AtomPub, Galaxy, Governance.