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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/10/15 1:36 PM, Cantor, Scott
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In terms of endpoint validation, SAML metadata doesn't define
that, the SAML protocol does. By which I mean, you could define a
profile of metadata such that the Location attribute in an
AssertionConsumerService element with a particular Binding was a
regex. Nobody has, but if that's the use case, it's the use case.<br>
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EndpointType defines Location as an xs:anyURI. Is there some sort
of URI type that allows specification of regex? I've never heard of
one, but maybe there is. Offhand doesn't seem like the obvious
simple thing (a plain regex matching an HTTP/HTTPS URL) would be
legal there.<br>
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