OpenSAML user discussion

Oh geez... I solved the problem, the method signature was wrong. Now  
the only thing that remains is the configuration file that is  
mentioned on the wiki. Do i need to download it, or the library on  
trunk will work without one (it seems to be working without it, but  
now that I'm extending the it I'm not sure if it will detect my new  
objects)

Best regards,
Maicon

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> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to add support for the SAML2 profile for XACML to the java
> library, but I'm having the following error message:
>
> compile-core:
> Created dir: /home/maicon/usr/workspace/opensaml-xacml/build/core
> Compiling 974 source files to
> /home/maicon/usr/workspace/opensaml-xacml/build/core
> /home/maicon/usr/workspace/opensaml-xacml/src/org/opensaml/saml2/core/impl/XACMLAuthzDecisionQueryImpl.java:12: org.opensaml.saml2.core.impl.XACMLAuthzDecisionQueryImpl is not abstract and does not override abstract method setReturnContext()   
> in
> org.opensaml.saml2.core.XACMLAuthzDecisionQuery
> public class XACMLAuthzDecisionQueryImpl extends
> RequestAbstractTypeImpl implements XACMLAuthzDecisionQuery {
>        ^
>
>
> The strange thing about it is that if I change the order of the
> getters and setters, the message will be different. It will always
> tell me that the last method on the XACMLAuthzDecisionQueryImpl.java
> is not overriden.
>
> I didnt attach the files to the email to keep it small, but I can
> provide the source if needed.
>
> I also would like to know where is the configuration file to add the
> marshallers, unmarshallers, and builders. I downloaded the trunk, but
> there isnt any conf directory (as there is on the other branches).
>
> I know I'm probably doing something dumb, heh... I apologize for
> polluting the mailing list with such simple questions.
>
> Best regards,
> Maicon
>
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