Announcing: RubyCAS-Server

[Scott Battaglia]

Matt,

If you want to put a little blurb together I can post something on our news
page.

-Scott

On 3/29/07, Matt Zukowski <mzukowski at urbacon.net> wrote:
>
> Just thought I'd let everyone know that we've released what to my best
> knowledge is the first alternative implementation of a CAS server.
>
> RubyCAS-Server is a stand-alone application written in Ruby, and is
> probably a good alternative to the standard JA-SIG CAS Server for anyone
> who does not have existing Java infrastructure in place (i.e. if you
> don't have a Java app server like
>
> The server fully supports the CAS 2.0 protocol spec, and is relatively
> easy to install and configure (it shouldn't take  you more than 5
> minutes if you already have Ruby installed).
>
> You can find more info about RubyCAS-Server, including quick start
> instructions on the project's Google Code page:
>
>   http://code.google.com/p/rubycas-server/
>
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