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Folks,

we are pleased to announce the third release candidate of MICO 2.3.12! You can download it here:

http://www.mico.org/snapshots/mico-2.3.12RC2.tar.gz
http://www.mico.org/snapshots/mico-2.3.12RC2.zip

(only one of these two files is necessary)

The list of changes since the second release candidate is below. Please test it on your platform and send
success/failures reports to the mico-devel@mico.org mailing list (you need to be subscribed before sending anything
there, if you are not subscribed and wouldn't like to be, please send your reports directly to me).... read more

Folks,

we are pleased to announce the release of MICO 2.3.9.

This release is a long awaited merge of some MICO forks into standard
MICO, in particular the MICOSec and MICO/MT projects. Both existed
separately for nearly 4 years. As part of the IST project COACH
(www.ist-coach.org) and partly funded by the European Commission, we
were able to merge and to stabilize these branches. Our work finally
resulted in this MICO release.... read more

Hi,

we are pleased to announce the second public snapshot of our
"integrated" MICO version. It is based on the current MICO CVS, and
contains multi threading, Portable Interceptors, CSIv2 Level 0 and
CORBASec Level 2.

It can be download from:

ftp://ftp.objectsecurity.com/pub/mico-gup-021211.tar.gz

Please note that this snapshot is WORK IN PROGRESS! It seems to work
fairly well on our main development platforms (Debian GNU/Linux 3.0
and FreeBSD 4.7), but we did not test it on other platforms.... read more

Hi all,

some time ago, we've merged MICO/MT into our company source tree (ObjectSecurity Ltd.) and we've made public snapshot of this tree. If you are curious please look at: http://www.mico.org/pipermail/mico-announce/2002-July/000006.html for more details.

Cheers,

Karel
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Karel Gardas kgardas@objectsecurity.com
ObjectSecurity Ltd. http://www.objectsecurity.com

Hi,

I've commited MICO/MT merged with MICO 2.3.7 right now.

Please test it as much as possible and report all bugs which you'll find.

Thanks,

Karel

MICO/mt plans to document and implement multi-threading for MICO, RTCORBA, and AMI interfaces

We are pleased to announce that MICO/MT 2.3.6 is out. Sources are
available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/micomt/. For more
information about this release please read README.mt file. There is a
list of changes in CHANGES.mt file.

All acknowledgements for this release belong to Andreas Schultz who is
main author of MT framework. Without his great work it wouldn't be
possible to make this release.... read more

I've merged in MICO 2.3.6 recently.

Karel

The CVS has been fixed (thanks to the SourceForge Team). The "cvs/mico" has been moved to it s correct location and is now known as "mico" only.

I suggest that everybody checks out a fresh copy or fixes the CVSRoot entry's in their existing copy's ;-)

Have fun

Andreas

Andreas has allowed us to partake in the development of his MICO/mt project. We are basing our work on the goals and strategies defined in his thesis. The first order of business is to document the MICO source code. Next, we intend to follow the goals defined by Andreas on the micomt website. MICO/mt has been reinvigorated, remotivated, and reinvested.