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The Spring message feature used in the example view supports a limited form of internationalization. The browser's Accept-Language header can be used to favor a language-specific message file that will be used in place of the default file. For example, a file named messages/messages_fr.properties would be used for a French locale. As far as we know, Spring limits this to a single locale that either has a match or falls back to the default, which does not allow for preference-based selection.
Have a look at the Messages Translation page to find out how to download existing or create new translations of the IdP's messages.
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Properties defined in idp.properties directly related to this configuration area follow: Property | Type | Default | Description |
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idp.errors.detailed | Boolean | false | Whether to expose detailed error causes in status information provided to outside parties | idp.errors.signed | Boolean | true | Whether to digitally sign error responses in SAML or similar protocols, if signing is otherwise warranted (this can prevent a simple denial of service vector, since errors are simple to trigger) | idp.errors.defaultView | String | error | The default view name to render for exceptions and events | idp.errors.exceptionMappings | Bean ID |
| Bean defing Properties mapping exception class names to error views. The matching by class name does not support wildcards, but does do substring matches (so it's not necessary to fully qualify the class). | idp.errors.excludedExceptions
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| Bean defining Collection<Class> identifying exception classes to ignore (causing them to bubble outward, so use with caution) |
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