December 8, 2016

SAML Assertion Query/Request Profile- WSO2 IS Client Configuration

In this post I will explain you how to test Assertion Query/Request profile feature in WSO2 Identity server v 5.3.0 and onward.First you need to clone or download client application from the below git repository. https://github.com/gayangithub/wso2-is-assertion-query-client Start...

September 13, 2016

SAML2 Assertion Query Request / Response Messages - part 3

AuthzDecision Query is used to determine some actions on some resources be allowed to a particular subject. This request message present Evidence such as AssertionIDRef , Assertion to verify subject. AuthzDecision Query...

SAML2 Assertion Query Request / Response Messages - part 2

AuthnQuery Request message is used to check Assertions which match with given Subject and Authentication statements such as SessionIndex, Auth-context. AuthnQuery-SessionIndex Request Message ...

SAML2 Assertion Query Request / Response Messages - part 1

Service Providers are able to query dynamic or existing assertions from Identity Provider by following SAML2 specification, using standard request messages.Identity Provider need to issue Response message for each request....

August 23, 2016

GSoC 2016 : SAML Assertion Query/Request Profile support for WSO2 Identity Server

Introduction WSO2 Identity Server is an open standards based Identity and Access Management system. It supports some of the major SAML2 based profiles such as Web Browser based SAML2 SSO, Single logout, Basic attribute...

May 28, 2016

SAML2.0 Assertion Query/Request Profile - Introduction

What is SAML SAML is the short form of Security Assertion Markup Language. It is a universal standard for authentication request messages and response messages. SAML consist with two profiles Active Profile...

March 24, 2016

Install Oracle 12c in Linux(Ubuntu 14.04)

Installation Process As the first step to install Oracle12c you need to make your Unix system up to date. So run below commands to upgrade packages in your computer. Open your terminal by pressing ALT+CTRL+T  at...