Last week we published our assono
Framework 2 on OpenNTF.org.
This week we want to add a practical example of an application developed
with this framework: assono
Password-Safe (under Apache
Licence 2.0, too):
From the description:
This database is for storing confidential
and secret information like passwords, license keys, license files, ID-files
and similar.
For every entry can be controlled who
is allowed to see the confidential data of the document: only the creator,
a closed user group or certain persons.
You can create and recover entries with
the confidential information in the entry views.
Entries can be configured in a way,
that they can be used either only by the creator ("only by me"),
a closed user group, a so called key group or by certain persons. With
this choice the visibility of the document, the ability to edit the document
and a respective encryption is determined. This way it's secure, that solely
the chosen group of people can use the confidential data and files.
Key groups are created in the navigation
area administration. You define a secret encryption key, which firstly
has to be created in the Notes client under File - Security - User Security
- Notes Data - Documents and separately distributed to the respective persons
(by e-mail or as exported file). The exact name of the secret key, the
name of the key group and the persons or groups that are to be taken over
in the readers/modifiers fields of the entries, have to be at least referenced
in the group key document.
Further help for the forms and views
can be found in the navigation under the Help entry.
