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Name | Type | Default | Description |
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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" |
SAML2DateTimeAttributeTranscoder 4.3
It supports encoding and decoding internal values from and to the DateTimeAttributeValue class. It supports the following additional properties (all optional):
Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
saml2.epochUnits | “s“ or “ms” | “s” | When decoding, controls the handling of integer values (or strings in that form) when converting to an Instant. The default (“s”) is to handle the value as seconds, while “ms” means to handle as milliseconds. Java tends to deal in the latter but the traditional handling (e.g., C/C++) tend to be in seconds. |
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 |