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# Welcome to WSO2 Identity Solution, v1.0-beta

## October 03rd, 2007 - WSO2 Identity Solution , v1.0-beta Released!

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WSO2 Identity Solution provides following components to enable CardSpace authentication for web applications.

- A set of Relying Party components
Relying party components include an Apache HTTPD module and a Servlet filter. The HTTPD module can be used with any Web application that is hosted with Apache HTTPD irrespective of the implementation language. The Servlet filter component is intended for Java based Web containers.
- An Identity Provider
The identity provider includes an application to issue informaiton cards and a security token service. Security token service can be deployed to issue tokens to trusted users. An identity selector will obtain tokens from the Identity Provider and authenticate the users to a Web applications with those tokens.

## Key Features in this Release

- Identity provider
  - Supports connecting to a JDBC or an LDAP user store
  - Issues information cards based on username-token credential and self issued credential
  - Allows adding custom claims and mapping them to user attributes in the user store
  - Revocation of issued information cards
  - Manage trusted relying parties
- Apache HTTPD relying party module - mod_cspace
- Java Servlet Filter relying party component

### Open Source Components of WSO2 Identity Solution

- WSO2 WSAS
- Apache Axis2 (SOAP)
- Apache Axiom (High performance XML Object Model)
- Apache Rampart/Apache WSS4J (WS-Security, WS-SecureConversation)
- Apache Rahas(WS-Trust)
- WS-Addressing implementation in Axis2
- Apache Neethi (WS-Policy)
- WS-SecurityPolicy implementation in Axis2
- Apache XML Schema
- Apache Derby (Database)
- Hibernate (Persistence)
- Embedded Apache Tomcat

## WSO2 Identity Solution , Documentation

See the full list of documents with instructions on installation, administration and running samples with WSO2 Identity Solution , v1.0-beta.

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