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AnthillPro Build and Lifecycle Automation Server 3.2.0

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At 10:53 AM on Mar 13, 2007, Urbancode wrote:

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The AnthillPro team is pleased to announce AnthillPro version 3.2.0. AnthillPro goes beyond continuous integration, delivering build and application lifecycle management.

This release was focused on better security and easier configuration. We also expanded the range of options for selecting agents to run jobs on and determining the success or failure of a step. New integrations with ClearQuest and MKS Source Integrity are also exciting.

Tighter Security

AnthillPro now allows mutual SSL authentication between the server and all agents. Agents can be configured to no longer listen for incoming connections, thus eliminating the possibility of an entire class of potential security threats. In addition, AnthillPro 3.2 includes integrations with all commonly used authorization systems such as LDAP, Active Directory, Kerberos, Single Sign-on, as well as custom authorization systems (supported via JAAS).

Other Notable New Features

Improved installation
Choice of Derby or Oracle back ends
More flexible execution of command line commands
Windows Vista Support
Future upgrades of agents will be automatic
Streamlined Clearcase (Base) configuration
Cancel (abort) build requests and queued builds
Circular dependencies detected and rejected at configuration time
Digest files holding hashes of all files in an artifact set are available for download.
Support for artifacts larger than 2GB added

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