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The dynamic metadata resolver and associated IdP Spring schema and
config is essentially done. It might be a good idea if someone
other than me gives the IdP config schema a look over
(shibboleth-metadata.xsd) and the parsers, just to have another
opinion what it should look like, etc. Or in case I've totally
missed something that is expected to be there.<br>
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Somewhat related: HttpClient usage. I didn't see (point me if I'm
missing) that we are by default wiring in any particular HttpClient
instance into components, and in particular I'm wondering about use
of caching HttpClients. Should we either wire one of those in
and/or make the parsers, etc build a caching variant by default?
Basically: should HttpClient caching be opt-in, or opt-out?<br>
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Having it be on by default might be nice for deployers, but would
mean that we'd have to decide upon the caching strategy/store
(essentially in-memory vs filesystem), so I don't know how
contentious that choice would be...<br>
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Just bringing up for discussion.<br>
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--Brent<br>
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