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Introduction The best way to understand the use and value of a solution is often through real world examples. This page presents two selected case studies that illustrate the use of the Test Bed: The…

The following diagram provides a selection of projects and initiatives that are using the Test Bed. The listing is not meant to be exhaustive but rather show the various contexts and manners in which…

Organisation user guide Organisation users are responsible for executing tests and reporting on behalf of their organisation, using a simplified and largely read-only interface. Organisation admin…

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In collaboration with the Interoperability Test Bed, SEMIC has launched a new validator for the validation of UML models against the guidelines of the SEMIC Style Guide. The mission of SEMIC is to foster semantic interoperability through the definition of common semantic specifications and the sharing of knowledge and best practices on their application. A significant step in this direction is SEMIC’s Style Guide, which defines guidelines in support of semantic engineers for the reuse and extension of SEMIC specifications, such as the eGovernment Core Vocabularies, to address their specific…

The Interoperability Test Bed will be used by the University of the Aegean (UAegean i4m Lab) for conformance testing of service providers (Relying Parties) with wallet providers’ offerings aiming for seamless service integration. The operation is linked to the emerging EUDI infrastructure and unfolds within the context of EU Digital Wallet Consortium (EWC). The EU Digital Wallet Consortium (EWC) is a project co-funded by the EU’s Digital Europe Programme to contribute to the implementation of the EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW). As part of the EWC , the University of the Aegean (UAegean) is…

A new milestone release (1.5.0) is now available for the Test Bed’s RDF, XML, JSON and CSV validators. Release 1.5.0 is now the latest available milestone release for the Test Bed’s RDF, XML, JSON and CSV validators. Milestone releases complement the validators’ continuous delivery model that provide rapid access to latest changes, by offering stable versions for users hosting validators on their own infrastructure. The highlights of this latest release are summarised below. Security patch for HTTP/2 rapid reset vulnerability This release upgrades the internal validators’ internal Tomcat…

A new version of the Interoperability Test Bed software is now available. Version 1.21.1 of the Interoperability Test Bed software, based on the GITB CWA specifications, is now released. This is a limited maintenance release to address reported bugs, and most importantly to patch third-party libraries to resolve published vulnerabilities. Of these the most important is the HTTP/2 Rapid Reset vulnerability that could render a Test Bed instance vulnerable to a DDoS attack if used directly (i.e. without a reverse proxy) from end users. This new version is online in the Interoperability Test Bed…

A new version of the Interoperability Test Bed software is now available. Version 1.21.0 of the Interoperability Test Bed software, based on the GITB CWA specifications, is now released. This release restructures the test bed’s user interface to simplify navigation and make the organisation of all screens more intuitive. In addition, complex specification setups are now presented in a more intuitive manner, hiding concepts that depending on a community’s configuration may be superfluous. Test case management is extended by introducing optional and disabled test cases, as well as new tags that…