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The view templates can largely be modeled on existing views, particularly the expiring-password.vm file, which illustrates how to advance the flow forward. For reference the variables generally available to the views are :
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Name / Type
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Type
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Description
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flowExecutionUrl
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URL
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The URL to redirect to in order to advance the flow
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flowRequestContext
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RequestContext
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Instance of Spring Web Flow's org.springframework.webflow.execution.RequestContext for the flow conversation
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flowExecutionKey
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String
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An encoded portion of the flowExecutionUrl representing the flow state
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profileRequestContext
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Root of the IdP's request state tree
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encoder
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An encoder useful for making view content safe
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request
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Servlet request object
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response
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Servlet response object
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environment
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Environment
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Instance of org.springframework.core.env.Environment object
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custom
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Object
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shibboleth.CustomViewContext bean optionally defined by deployer for use in views
described in VelocityVariables though they are not specific to Velocity-based views.
Replacement of Expiring Password Flow
This flow can essentially replace the original one by reversing the sense of the condition applied in that particular flow's configuration, and utilizing "expiring-password" as a map key (or just renaming the view template).
Reference
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The following property can be defined in any of the consumed property files (such as idp.properties):
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