Mapping an x509 cert to one of multiple possible accounts
Tony Plovich
aplovich at anl.gov
Thu Nov 9 10:56:03 EST 2017
To update, this indeed maps specified form values to the stateMap but
only when you're calling an extended flow from the Password flow. I'd
like to take advantage of the MFA flow's flexibility, however it doesn't
handle a configuration where it contains a Password flow that itself
contains extended flows.
Would there be another way to accomplish this, or would it be a feature
request to capture form values with the Password flow without
configuring an extended flow?
Tony Plovich (aplovich at anl.gov)
Business Information Systems (BIS)
Argonne National Laboratory
On 11/07/2017 03:11 PM, Cantor, Scott wrote:
>> The AuthenticationContext.getAuthenticationFlowState() method
>> referenced in the docs doesn't exist when I try calling it from a test
>> script within the MFA flow.
> It's getAuthenticationStateMap
>
> Just look at the Javadoc if the documentation is ever pointing at something that doesn't seem to exist.
>
> That assumes it's workable to ask for the data in the Password form, and use that mechanism.
>
> -- Scott
>
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