Hi there... I would like to register the following modules: Crypt::PGP5 - A comprehensive interface to PGP 5 - bdpO Crypt::PGP6 - A comprehensive interface to PGP 6 - cdpO Crypt::PGP - Wrapper around Crypt::PGP5 and Crypt::PGP5 - cdpO Crypt::GPG - A comprehensive interface to GPG - cdpO The Crypt::PGP5 module provides near complete access to PGP 5 functionality, including methods for encryption, decryption, signing, signature verification, key generation, key export and import, and most other key management functions. Crypt::PGP5 is available from CPAN under authors/Ashish_Gulhati/. I believe it provides a more comprehensive and stable interface to PGP than any other module currently available for PGP access. Crypt::PGP6 and Crypt::GPG are under development and will closely mimic the object interface of Crypt::PGP5, so as to present a uniform API to application programs. Crypt::PGP will be a wrapper that will transparently use whichever PGP version happens to be available in the execution environment. I also want to register the following: Persistence::Database::SQL - Persistent objects in SQL databases - adpO Persistence::Object::Postgres - Object persistence in PostgreSQL - adpO Persistence::Object::MySQL - Object persistence in MySQL - cdpO These implement object persistence in SQL databases, automatically mapping object data to database tables, thereby alowing SQL queries on the data. Alpha versions of the first two modules are also available from CPAN under authors/Ashish_Gulhati/. Persistence::Object::MySQL is under development, and it's likely there would be more later, like Persistence::Object::Oracle, Persistence::Object::CSV, etc. The Persistence::Database and Persistence::Object namespaces are registered by Vipul Ved Prakash. I've discussed this with him and he likes the new classes I'm adding. Their interface is very similar to his Persistence::Object::Simple and Persistence::Database classes, and would allow developers using those classes to start storing their persistent objects in SQL databases with minimum changes to their code. Thanks Ashish Gulhati
