mace-opensaml-users - Re: More Google Fun
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- From: Chad La Joie <>
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- Subject: Re: More Google Fun
- Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 20:47:08 -0400
- Organization: OIS - Middleware
Yeah, probably should.
Scott Cantor wrote:
Ok. So now Google is telling me to drop the milliseconds part of
timestamps used in the SAML Response. I don't see an easy way to
accomplish that short of mucking with each individual class. Obviously the
spec allows milliseconds to be presented, but I also know I can change my
code a heck of a lot faster than Google ever will.
Any thoughts?
I remember having to patch my Java code to handle the values with or without
the milliseconds a long time ago. It gets rather tiring being expected to
patch our code when nobody else seems to bother.
That said, I would suggest that the Java code centralize the date/time
formatter to a place it can be modified in one spot anyway, perhaps at
configuration time.
-- Scott
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Chad La Joie 2052-C Harris Bldg
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- More Google Fun, Paul Hethmon, 08/07/2007
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- RE: More Google Fun, Paul Hethmon, 08/07/2007
- Re: More Google Fun, Bradley Beddoes, 08/07/2007
- RE: More Google Fun, Paul Hethmon, 08/08/2007
- RE: More Google Fun, Paul Hethmon, 08/07/2007
- RE: More Google Fun, Scott Cantor, 08/07/2007
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- Re: More Google Fun, Chad La Joie, 08/07/2007
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- Re: More Google Fun, Tom Scavo, 08/08/2007
- Re: More Google Fun, Chad La Joie, 08/08/2007
- Re: More Google Fun, Tom Scavo, 08/08/2007
- Re: More Google Fun, Chad La Joie, 08/09/2007
- Re: More Google Fun, Chad La Joie, 08/08/2007
- RE: More Google Fun, Paul Hethmon, 08/08/2007
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