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Shared Records Developer
Shared Records server technology provides simple, secure data sharing. With a straightforward application interface, the architecture was designed to easily integrate into any application needing persistent online storage. You get industrial strength security on the server while managing access with the client.
Examples include:
- Secure Dropbox - share files by distributing just the keys to encrypted files
- Privacy Archive - store sensitive data which only you can access
- Transaction Broker - conduct transactions which can be verified without access to the details
Try
To get a better feel for what is possible with Shared Records technology, start by trying the demo client applications. Then, to see what's involved with deploying a server, try one of the pre-packaged Shared Records distributions.
Client Applications
| Try This | From Here | Instructions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Records on Rails | Records on Rails (_Live_) | A Ruby on Rails web application which uses the public Shared Records server for secure storage of files. | |
| SRA Demo Application | SRADemoInstaller.exe | DemoInstallationGuide | A java application with a full list of features which exercise all the functionality available on the client side. |
Server Deployment
| Install This | From Here | Instructions | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shared Records Servlet | SharedRecords.war | A Java servlet which can be deployed in any application container. | |
| VMWare Image | SharedRecordsServer.iso | VMWare Quick Start | A compete VMWare image with operating system, web server, application container and the servlet. |
DIY
Client-side access is exposed as a web service and is also available in a Java API.
Getting Started
Client
SRA Demo Application
Server
- Files
- WarQuickServerSetup
- ServletWAR
- RemoteServerSetupScript
- RemoteServerSetup2
- RemoteServerSetup
- EclipseServerSetup
