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In addition to the generic properties, all SAML 2 transcoders support the following:
Name | Req? | Type | Default | Description |
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saml2.name | Y | String | The | |
saml2.nameFormat | URI | urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:attrname-format:uri | The | |
saml2.friendlyName | When encoding, the input IdPAttribute's ID | The | ||
saml2.encodeType | Boolean | true | Whether to encode values with an |
Transcoder Types
There are 4 built-in subtypes of SAML 2 transcoders, as follows. Each one is predefined as a Spring bean for use in rules using the "short" name of the class, as enumerated in the TranscodingRuleConfiguration reference section.
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It supports encoding and decoding internal values from and to the ScopedStringAttributeValue class. It supports the following additional properties (all optional):
Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
saml2.scopeType | "inline" or "attribute" | "inline" | The "style"/syntax with which to encode and decode the scope portion |
saml2.scopeAttributeName | String | Scope | The name of the XML attribute to encode and decode the scope portion when saml2.scopeType is "attribute" |
saml2.scopeDelimiter | String | @ | The character(s) to use to separate the value and scope when saml2.scopeType is "inline" |
SAML2ByteAttributeTranscoder
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It supports encoding and decoding internal values from and to the XMLObjectAttributeValue class. It supports the following additional properties (all optional):
Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
saml2.includeAttributeValue | Boolean | false | When decoding, controls whether the decoded XMLObject is actually the |