Token translation using SAML is now quite an established way to allow applications in one security domain to communicate with applications in another security domain, on behalf of a user whole identity does not have to also flow with the data. For more info go to Vordel's government page and then click on "Secure Cross-Domain".
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how to receive saml request
Hello,
how to setup simplesamlphp and create a php page (Service Provider) to receive a SAML 2.0 POST request ?
Also,my second question is below one:
"We would need to create the meta data file for the post request and use the following php library to do the SAML Validation "
Can anyone please help me insight to accomplish these 2 tasks.
Thanks in advance.
Parvendra
need help in SAML2.0 SP setup and metadata file creation
Hello,
I am new to SAML. And I got some work related to SAML2.0.Below are my requirements:
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The basic need is for one of our php page (Service Provider) to receive a SAML
2.0 POST request as outlined in one of the document (from McKesson the Identity
provider).
There is no going back and forth with
the customer’s site, once we get the post then we either pass or fail the
request.
parvendra
need help in SAML2.0 SP setup and metadata file creation
Hello,
I am new to SAML. And I got some work related to SAML2.0.Below are my requirements:
-----------------------------------------------------------
The basic need is for one of our php page (Service Provider) to receive a SAML 2.0 POST request as outlined in one of the document (from McKesson the Identity provider).
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