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Like most plugins, the type attribute determines which type of plugin to use. Each type supports its own attributes and child elements.
Types
type | Description |
|---|---|
Issues a SAML AttributeQuery to the originating IdP to obtain attributes when they are omitted from the original assertion | |
Issues one or more SAML Attribute Queries to third-party Attribute Authorities independent of the originating IdP using identifier(s) obtained during SSO | |
Applies one or more regular expressions to an input attribute, either replacing its values, or generating new attribute(s) | |
Plugs values from one or more existing attributes into a template string that can combine the original attributes into a new attribute | |
Converts the values of an attribute into upper case, either replacing its values, or generating a new attribute | |
Converts the values of an attribute into lower case, either replacing its values, or generating a new attribute |
Reference
Common Attributes
All <AttributeResolver> plugins support the following attributes:
Name | Type | Req? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
type | string | Y | Specifies the type of AttributeResolver plugin to use |