OpenSAML user discussion

[Brent Putman <>]

Yes, for going the XSAny route, that looks correct to me.


Neill Miller wrote:
> Hello Brent and Scott,
>
> Thanks so much for your patience and assistance.  I think I got my code 
> working now and everything appears as it should.  I ended up building the 
> AttributeValue as an XSAny type and adding the instantiation of my custom 
> type as a child (as you both had mentioned).
>
> Reference code is included below -- I believe it's doing what you 
> specified.  Feel free to verify.
>
> --------------------
> // start with the attribute we're building
> Attribute attribute = attributeBuilder.buildObject();
> ...
>
> // instantiate my custom type and set parameters
> XSMyType myTypeValue = myTypeBuilder.buildObject(
>   "http://www.myns.org";, "myType", "myns");
> myTypeValue.setParam1("foo");
> myTypeValue.setParam2("bar");
>
> // instantiate the XSAnyBuilder to build my XSAny typed AttributeValue
> XSAnyBuilder xsb = new XSAnyBuilder();
> XSAny myXSAny = xsb.buildObject(AttributeValue.DEFAULT_ELEMENT_NAME);
>
> // add XSMyType built above to this XSAny typed AttributeValue's list of 
> children
> myXSAny.getUnknownXMLObjects().add(myTypeValue);
>
> // finally, add the XSAny AttributeValue to the attribute
> attribute.getAttributeValues().add(myXSAny);
> --------------------
>
> Appears to work perfectly!
>
> Thanks again,
> -Neill.
>
> ----- "Brent Putman" 
> <>
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