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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/6/15 8:34 PM, Phil Lello wrote:<br>
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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.<br>
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<div>I've been trawling the wiki, but can't find a reference
on where I can download OpenSAML v3 - I did find a mention
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on the OSTWO pages which seems to have releases; is this
the official distro?<br>
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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....)<br>
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In case you didn't find your way to the "latest" page on the web
site, it has a little more text:<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://shibboleth.net/downloads/java-opensaml/latest/">http://shibboleth.net/downloads/java-opensaml/latest/</a><br>
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