OpenSAML user discussion

[Gabriel López <>]

   Hi all.

   I am trying to generate a SAMLRequest in OpenSAML C++  (cvs version) 
and send it to a servlet Java (using OpenSAML 0.9.1) to be verified.
   I can build the SAMLRequest message and sign it with the following code:

       SAMLNameIdentifier* nameid = new 
SAMLNameIdentifier(handle.get(),domain.get());
       SAMLSubject* subject = new SAMLSubject(nameid);
       SAMLAttributeQuery* attquery = new 
SAMLAttributeQuery(subject,resource.get());
       SAMLRequest* req=new SAMLRequest(Iterator<saml::QName>(),attquery);
  
       // read private key
       BIO *bio=BIO_new(BIO_s_file());
       BIO_read_filename(bio,key);
       EVP_PKEY* pkey=PEM_read_bio_PrivateKey(bio,NULL,NULL,NULL);
       OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA* xseckey=new OpenSSLCryptoKeyRSA(pkey);
  
       // read certificate
       BIO *bio2=BIO_new(BIO_s_file());
       BIO_read_filename(bio2,cert);
       X509* x50=PEM_read_bio_X509(bio2,NULL,0,NULL);
       auto_ptr<OpenSSLCryptoX509> x509(new OpenSSLCryptoX509(x50)); 
      
       XSECCryptoX509* certs[] = { x509.get() };
      
       // sign request
       
req->sign(SIGNATURE_RSA,xseckey->clone(),ArrayIterator<XSECCryptoX509*>(certs,1));
       delete xseckey;
       EVP_PKEY_free(pkey);
       cout << *req;
     
       // send request
       SAMLBinding* pBinding= new SAMLSOAPBinding();
       SAMLResponse* resp=pBinding->send(binfo,*req);
       delete pBinding;

   Now I receive the request in the servlet as follow:

   public void doPost(HttpServletRequest peticion, HttpServletResponse 
respuesta) throws IOException, ServletException {
      
       StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer();
       try {
          SAMLSOAPBinding soapBinding= new SAMLSOAPBinding();    
          SAMLRequest request = 
soapBinding.receive(peticion,buf);          
          request.verify();          
          System.out.println("request verify done ");
         ......

But the message "request verify done" is never displayed and no 
Exception is launched.

Any idea?
   thanks, Gabi.