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Is the Use Case data stream available in a format for test code?
On 16/12/2011 10:46 AM, Jim Flood wrote: Is there either a binary, or a source code format (for example, in C) of the use cases data stream? You can paste in hex at http://interop.cryptsoft.com/kmip/parse/ to see what the Cryptsoft parser thinks of any given KMIP TTLV. The word document has correct information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he previous version of the use case document (before switching across to KMIP 1.1) is available at: http://interop.cryptsoft.com/kmip_uc/ It has the use cases in various forms - with the data automatically extracted from the version of the usecase document at the time. I'll update that shortly to have both a KMIP 1.0 and a KMIP 1.1 version available. Thanks, Tim.
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