OpenSAML Signing

[Phil Lello]

Hi Brent,

That's great; are there any short-term plans to host the javadocs and a
browseable repo? If there's a physical resource issue with hosting these, I
could potentially host. I agree dependency management frameworks are the
way to go when building projects, but less so for learning APIs. Of course,
I'm biased as I currently use vim as my IDE and firefox for reading
javadocs so miss a lot of modern features.

FWIW, if it makes life easier there's a maven plugin I developed at
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.pcl-solutions.maven.wagons/rsync-maven-wagon/1.0
that might be useful for deploying javadocs during artifact deployment to
nexus - I believe this works reliably, although while writing it I switched
from Java to PHP development for my day job, and consequently haven't used
it in a while. My main Java focus at the moment is Gerrit, which is using
BUCK for builds, so I don't anticipate that changing any time soon.

I'm happy to help with writing some OS3 documentation for the wiki, but
since I'm a neophite with OpenSAML, it would be good to have someone
peer-review my write-ups to ensure they're not harmfully inaccurate.

Phil

On Sat, Nov 7, 2015 at 1:50 AM, Brent Putman <putmanb at georgetown.edu> wrote:

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> On 11/6/15 8:34 PM, Phil Lello wrote:
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>> One note however: it looks like you are using OpenSAML v2.  That will be
>> officially unsupported as of middle of next year, along with the IdP v2.
>> If you are starting a new project with OpenSAML, I'd highly recommend you
>> use OpenSAML v3.
>>
>
> I've been trawling the wiki, but can't find a reference on where I can
> download OpenSAML v3 - I did find a mention of
> https://build.shibboleth.net/nexus/content/repositories/releases on the
> OSTWO pages which seems to have releases; is this the official distro?
>
>
>
> Yes.  We don't provide (at the moment) a single tar or zip download of
> OpenSAML 3 b/c it's a Maven multi-module project so there are ~ couple
> dozen jars.  Most people these days are probably using Maven or Gradle or
> something else that can pull from a repo, so it hasn't really been a high
> priority.  If you're not using some sort of dependency management in your
> project, you can just pull the individual jars straight from Nexus.  (But
> Maven etc will make your life much easier....)
>
> In case you didn't find your way to the "latest" page on the web site, it
> has a little more text:
>
> http://shibboleth.net/downloads/java-opensaml/latest/
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