OpenSAML user discussion

["Mike Ferraro" <>]

> Yes, you can pass a SAMLException into the SAMLResponse constructor
itself,
> which it turns into a Status element. There is an imperfect but general
> correspondence between the Exception objects and the Status DOM.
>
> E.g:
>
> SAMLException e=new SAMLException(SAMLException.REQUESTER, "Message");
> SAMLResponse r=new SAMLResponse(e); // or something like this...
>
> I don't have the class in front of me, but there's a SAMLException
parameter
> in the constructor somewhere.
>

Ah, yes.  I see it now.  I guess I was looking for something like a
setStatus/Exception() method.  I build the response as I get information
from different methods, so I guess I wasn't looking at doing it all at once
in the constructor.  Thanks for the tip.

Mike