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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/3/15 1:14 PM, Marvin Addison
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style="font-size:11.0pt;font-family:"Calibri",sans-serif;color:#1f497d">I
ran the same test login scenario against an OOB
implementation of IdP3 with CAS protocol enabled;
restart jetty, login/logout from a SAML2 SP, try CAS
service login. Sorry to report same results. I am
including a similar idp-process.log excerpt from
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<div>Please file a bug and assign to me. Attach the log
excerpt you provided here and any relevant configuration;
conf/cas-protocol.xml at a minimum. I'd also like to see the
metadata entry containing your RPUI info.<br>
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I'm not familiar with any of the code here, but it sort of sounds
like some data from the first request is "sticking", and seen on the
second request? Might it be an Action or some other bean which
should have 'prototype' scope, but was left off, so is getting
'singleton' scope? Just a thought.<br>
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