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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/7/16 1:55 AM, Tom Zeller wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hey Brent,
I have not looked much, but are there some code examples for the
OpenSAML SOAP client ?
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Not currently. I was just about to work on some for Scott, so I'll
try and do that tomorrow and publish it in some way that's
meaningful (maybe a personal gitolite repo, so can update easily).
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I'd like to see if it's easy enough to POST a CAS samlValidate message
in order to automate that test.
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It is easy, once you know how. ;-) The main thing I would need to
know for your specific example is: What other requirements are
there here? I don't know what the samlValidate does - is the
payload a SAML protocol request/response, or something
CAS-specific? Are there any SOAP header processing requirements
(outbound/request and inbound/response)? Does it need to do client
TLS? Or are there a message-level signatures? (primarily SAML ones,
since I don't know anything about CAS ones).<br>
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