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Re: Reading a SAML Assertion from a file


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  • From: "Cristian Opincaru" <>
  • To: "Scott Cantor" <>
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  • Subject: Re: Reading a SAML Assertion from a file
  • Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:06:51 +0200
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You might try cloning the assertion and passing that to the rest of the
code. That drops the DOM out and leaves the raw data, but that also loses
any signature you might have.

I  also tried clonig the assertion and this also works. But clonig the assertion leaves the digital signatures where they are. Actually if I don't clone the object, some of the SAML Assertion attributes such as Issuer for example are loaded. But the digital signatures are not. So, I can also assume that there is some incompatibillity between opensaml (I'm using 1.1b) and xmlsec (I'm using 1.3).


Anyway, as I mentioned, that's a funny exception. For the moment I'll leave it this way, anyway I'm developing a prototype & whatever speed I'm wasting on clonig is not important.

Cheers,
C.




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Cristian OPINCARU
University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich
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