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The <ResponseMapping>
element provides an instance of the HTTPResponseMappingStrategy interface that produces result attributes from a web service response, in real time, using a script. The supplied script is expected to consume the HttpResponse instance and produce any desired results. It may raise exceptions if necessary.
For simple use cases, the HttpClientSupport class includes a number of toString
methods that can translate the entire response into a string using appropriate character set handling and while enforcing size limits. This supports chunked responses for which the server doesn't know the actual size ahead of time, which is common with web services.
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As enumerated below, several variables are available in the template context.
Unlike a lot of the scripted versions of objects across the system, there is no direct access to the ProfileRequestContext tree that exposes the state of the request. However, it's easy to get access to it by using a servlet request attribute named "opensamlProfileRequestContext". You can inject the servlet request object through the |
Example
The example illustrates a JSON-based web service. Some of the error handling in the JSON structure is elided, but it illustrates that the response data can be trivially turned into native Javascript objects with a couple of lines of code, and the rest is mechanical.
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<ResponseMapping> <Script> <![CDATA[ var HashSetArrayList = Java.type("java.util.HashSetArrayList"); var HttpClientSupport = Java.type("net.shibboleth.utilities.java.supportshared.httpclient.HttpClientSupport"); var IdPAttribute = Java.type("net.shibboleth.idp.attribute.IdPAttribute"); var StringAttributeValue = Java.type("net.shibboleth.idp.attribute.StringAttributeValue"); // Limits length to 64k var body = HttpClientSupport.toString(response.getEntity(), "UTF-8", 65536); var result = JSON.parse(body); var attr = new IdPAttribute("grouperGroup"); var values = new HashSetArrayList(); if (result.wsGroups != null) { for (var i=0; i<result.wsGroups.length; i++) { values.add(new StringAttributeValue(result.wsGroups[i].name)); } } attr.setValues(values); ]]> </Script> </ResponseMapping> |
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