Re: How do I create a saml_response_t from a string?
Let me amend my question to give a bit more detail: I have a SAML 1.1 response from a service as a UTF-8 string. I want to get a list of the assertions in that response, also as UTF-8 strings, preserving all of the signatures. How can I accomplish this? I believe that the process involves deserializing the SAML response, iterating over its assertions, and serializing those individually, but when I attempt to do so I am unable to get the process to work. If it makes a difference, I am using saml_assertion_build to construct the assertion object, and saml_assertion_free is issuing a segment violation when attempting to free the saml_status part of the response. Chris Rose wrote: What is the correct method for creating a saml_response_t from a string? I have a SAML 1.1 response (and, probably, I'll have to do this with SAML 1.0 as well, so if there's anything relevant there, I'd like to do both). I will have these as UTF-8 char* data. How can I create a saml_response_t object from these, and ideally clean up all of the xml processing bits after it? I'm still a bit fuzzy on memory management within Axis2/C and Rampart/C, so a detailed response would be fantastic. -- Chris Rose DeveloperPlanet Consulting Group (780) 577-8433 [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do I create a saml_response_t from a string?
What is the correct method for creating a saml_response_t from a string? I have a SAML 1.1 response (and, probably, I'll have to do this with SAML 1.0 as well, so if there's anything relevant there, I'd like to do both). I will have these as UTF-8 char* data. How can I create a saml_response_t object from these, and ideally clean up all of the xml processing bits after it? I'm still a bit fuzzy on memory management within Axis2/C and Rampart/C, so a detailed response would be fantastic. -- Chris Rose DeveloperPlanet Consulting Group (780) 577-8433 [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Embedding the Axis2/C HTTP server in an application
Right. I've read that, and it's a bit... PHP-oriented. I don't want the PHP solution, I want an idea of what the bare Axis2/C API way of doing this is. Is there a code sample somewhere that will show me what the PHP code is doing under the hood? Rajika Kumarasiri wrote: On Sat, Oct 4, 2008 at 3:12 AM, Chris Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: http://wso2.org/library/271 -Rajika What is the right way to embed Axis2/C in my application? I want to make use of Axis2/C to provide web services, but within our own application framework. So, I want to start up a thread with the HTTP server listening on a specified port, and then eventually be able to shut it down at some later time when our service management framework tells the server to quit gracefully. In the meantime I want it to dispatch all incoming service requests to a library of my devising. Code samples would be fantastic, if anyone has any... -- Chris Rose DeveloperPlanet Consulting Group (780) 577-8433 [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Chris Rose DeveloperPlanet Consulting Group (780) 577-8433 [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Embedding the Axis2/C HTTP server in an application
What is the right way to embed Axis2/C in my application? I want to make use of Axis2/C to provide web services, but within our own application framework. So, I want to start up a thread with the HTTP server listening on a specified port, and then eventually be able to shut it down at some later time when our service management framework tells the server to quit gracefully. In the meantime I want it to dispatch all incoming service requests to a library of my devising. Code samples would be fantastic, if anyone has any... -- Chris Rose DeveloperPlanet Consulting Group (780) 577-8433 [EMAIL PROTECTED] signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
