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ServiceProvider.EntityID | Contains the SAML Service Provider entity ID. This value is shown in Figure 3 in SAML SP for ASP.NET Service Provider Configurationservice provider configuration must be used at this point. In our example settings, " urn:uuid:54dd7c51-75f5-3d16-e319c757dd09 " will replace the text "Insert entityID".This value is OPTIONAL, however, if ServiceProvider.EntityID has not been specified, ServiceProvider.StorePath must be set. | ||
ServiceProvider.ApplicationData | Specifies the path to the Service Provider configuration directory. Paths relative to the application are possible, such as Windows 2003 : Windows 2008/2012 : | ||
ServiceProvider.StorePath | Contains a path to folder containing configuration information. It is only used when it is desirable to store all application configuration information outside of an application – for example to enable the same application to be used in different environments (development, test, production). This value specifies the path to folder containing a single identity.properties file. Paths relative to the application are possible, such as ~/App_Data/sp . This value is OPTIONAL, however, if ServiceProvider.StorePath is specified then ServiceProvider.EntityID and ServiceProvider.ApplicationData are ignored. | ||
ServiceProvider.UsernameAttribute | Contains the name of a SAML Attribute which will be used for the principal name. By default, the SAML NameID value is used. OPTIONAL. See Defining the User Name Attribute in SAML SP for ASP.NET Customization. | ||
ServiceProvider.Role | Contains the name of a default role which will be assigned to all authenticated users. OPTIONAL. See Membership and Role Providers in SAML SP for ASP.NET Customization. | ||
ServiceProvider.Netmask | Contains the netmask to configure tolerance for user agent address changes during the authentication process. MANDATORY. See Network address tolerance in SAML SP for ASP.NET Customization. | ||
ServiceProvider.SessionStateBehavior | Determines whether access to the ASP.Net session state is available during the SAML SP for ASP.Net events. Possible values are
This value is OPTIONAL. Please note capitalization of the first character. Without this setting, access to the session state is not available. Changes to this value may be required if an application needs to save some custom session state using the HTTP session before authentication. The custom state information can be saved during the
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To disable single logout for this application, remove the SingleLogoutService
endpoints from the SP metadata file before registration with the IDP. To disable single logout to other applications, remove the SingleLogoutService
endpoints from the IDP metadata file configured in Get the metadata of the Identity Provider in SAML SP for ASP.NET Service Provider Configurationservice provider configuration.
SingleLogout is available using HTTP-Redirect
and HTTP-POST
bindings.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httpapplication.error.aspx
customErrors Element:
httphttps://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h0hfz6fc(v=vs.85).aspx
API Documentation
For complete technical descriptions of the API interface, please refer to the HTML document in the Docs subdirectory. By default, this is installed at:
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