using the nextFlowStrategyMap (3.3)

[Jim Fox]

Possibly it was obvious from the documentation, but I didn't realize until trying it that you can put a map in any transition, not just one specially built for such a map.

Jim


On Mon, 24 Oct 2016, Cantor, Scott wrote:

> Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2016 11:53:23
> From: "Cantor, Scott" <cantor.2 at osu.edu>
> To: Shib Dev <dev at shibboleth.net>
> Reply-To: Shib Dev <dev at shibboleth.net>
> Subject: RE: using the nextFlowStrategyMap (3.3)
> 
>> I'm trying to set up an MFA login using the nextFlowStrategyMap option,
>> what your doc describes under "Full Control Over Transitions".
>>
>> Is there somewhere an example of a bean and flow definition for what the
>> example calls "custom/methodChooser"?
>
> The actual web flow is an exercise for the reader, but it could be as simple as a flow that has a view-state, and the view would have two buttons or links that signal _eventId_ChooseMethodA and _eventId_ChooseMethodB (based on the the example rule) and then those two end-states.
>
> <view-state id="MyChooser" view="mychooser">
> ...
> </view-state>
>
> <end-state id="ChooseMethodA" />
>
> <end-state id="ChooseMethodB" />
>
> That's really about it, apart from all the chrome or if you were using information about the user to control the options or that kind of thing.
>
> That isn't a login flow or anything, it's just a plain vanilla webflow.
>
> -- Scott
>
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