Added XMLRPC and JSONRPC functions to NotaLogger. Example:
>>> from xmlrpclib import ServerProxy
>>> s =
ServerProxy('http://ml-lab.bioinformatics.org/init/plugin_notalogger/call/xmlrpc')
>>> notarizecode = s.new_notarization('xmlrpc test', 'xmlrpc test', 'xmlrpc
test',
'xmlrpc test', 'xmlrpc test', 20)
On Monday, 5 August 2013 14:53:02 UTC+8, Maurice Ling wrote:
>
> *Hi everyone
>
> I am pleased to announce **"NotaLogger: Notarization Code Generator and
> Logging Service".
>
> A common challenge to examine notarized (signed and dated) records is the
> trust that the date is accurate (not a backdate); hence, heavy
> responsibility will lie on the notarizer. NotaLogger reduces this
> responsibility by generating a random code (known as a notarization code),
> which can be appended to the notarization. The time and purpose for
> generating such a notarization code will be logged in the database; thus,
> acting as a third-party counter-signing of a notarization. The database
> will be periodically date-time stamped by NIST Internet Time Servers for
> added assurance.
>
> Please kindly give it a try and let me know how it can be made even more
> useful.
>
> URL: http://ml-lab.bioinformatics.org/init/plugin_notalogger/index
>
> Thanks
> Maurice Ling
> *
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