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Scenes from the Engine Room

Getting 2009.1 out the door

Here’s an update for those of you looking for your copy of ePublisher 2009.1.

We closed out the code tree last week and certified our build (2009.1.20966 if you’re interested).  That was the easy part.  Actually, that was challenging.  We integrated our new licensing technology into the release.  It works great!  Getting it there wasn’t always fun.

Now that the bits are cooked, we need to get updated keys out to everyone.  Only the new license scheme uses what we call contract IDs instead of license keys.  And we don’t yet have our process complete for migrating license keys to contract IDs.  License keys to license keys, we can do in our sleep.  Contract updates are a piece of cake.  Migrating this stuff?  I believe I used the word “challenging” earlier.

We’re halfway there at this point.  We’ve created corresponding contracts for most license assets.  Now we need to let the contracts know what each customer is supposed to be running (FrameMaker, Word, DITA, Pro, Express, AutoMap) and then notify folks through email and the Support case system.

I’ll update again later as we make progress.

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One Response to “Getting 2009.1 out the door”

  1. Lenny - June 5th, 2009

    Well done, guys on 2009.1

    We are hanging on for upgrading to 2009.2 as we want to upgrade our technical authoring to Adobe Framemaker 9.

    Is 2009.2 on schedule?…the team are drooling on the possibilities of 2009.2 with FM9!!!!

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