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Hi,</div>
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I would like to use OpenSAML to create a WSFed Response. Currently I am unable to create the AppliesTo Object which is part of the RequestSecurityTokenResponse.</div>
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ClassCastException: class org.opensaml.soap.wspolicy.impl.AppliesToImpl cannot be cast to class org.opensaml.soap.wsfed.AppliesTo</div>
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I use this method to create OpenSAML objects:</div>
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<span> public static <T> T buildSAMLObject(final Class<T> clazz) {<br>
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<div> QName defaultElementName;<br>
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<div> defaultElementName = (QName) clazz.getDeclaredField("DEFAULT_ELEMENT_NAME").get(null);<br>
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<div> } catch (IllegalAccessException | NoSuchFieldException ex) {<br>
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<div> throw new IllegalArgumentException("Could not create SAML object", ex);<br>
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<div> }<br>
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<div> XMLObjectBuilderFactory factory = XMLObjectProviderRegistrySupport.getBuilderFactory();<br>
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<div> if (factory == null) {<br>
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<div> throw new RuntimeException("Unable to get builderFactory.");<br>
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<div> }<br>
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<div> XMLObjectBuilder<?> builder = factory.getBuilder(defaultElementName);<br>
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<div> if (builder == null) {<br>
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<div> throw new RuntimeException("Unable to get builder.");<br>
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<div> }<br>
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<div> return (T) builder.buildObject(defaultElementName);<br>
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<div><span> }</span><br>
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<div>I think the problem is that the AppliesTo from wspolicy and wsfed have the same name.</div>
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<div>Is this in general the right way to create this objects?</div>
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<div>Thanks i advance.<br>
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