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WSE 2.0: Extending SecurityTokenServiceClient to support SAML Assertions
In WSE 2.0, using the SecurityTokenServiceClient, I can
request for a SAML asertion by specifying
WSTrust.TokenTypes.SAMLAssertion while creating the
RequestSecurityToken object.
However, when my SecurityTokenService (a SAML Credentials
Collector) returns a SAML Assertion,
RequestSecurityTokenResponse does not recognize the SAML
assertion and it throws an exception!
After a bit of digging around, I found that the only
supported SecurityTokens are UsernameToken, KerberosToken
and X509SecurityToken. Now, I would like to extend it to
support a SAML Assertion.
Is RequestSecurityTokenResponse or
SecurityTokenServiceClient designed to be extensible? I
could not find any good virtual functions in these that I
can override to provide my implementation of a
SecurityToken.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Hari
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Hari Menon #2 WSE 2.0: Extending SecurityTokenServiceClient to support SAML Assertions
In WSE 2.0, using the SecurityTokenServiceClient, I can
request for a SAML asertion by specifying
WSTrust.TokenTypes.SAMLAssertion while creating the
RequestSecurityToken object.
However, when my SecurityTokenService (a SAML Credentials
Collector) returns a SAML Assertion,
RequestSecurityTokenResponse does not recognize the SAML
assertion and it throws an exception!
After a bit of digging around, I found that the only
supported SecurityTokens are UsernameToken, KerberosToken
and X509SecurityToken. Now, I would like to extend it to
support a SAML Assertion.
Is RequestSecurityTokenResponse or
SecurityTokenServiceClient designed to be extensible? I
could not find any good virtual functions in these that I
can override to provide my implementation of a
SecurityToken.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Hari
Hari Menon Guest
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