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Akshay Oswal
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Hi,

We are in the process of migrating our code base to .NET Core , we make use of low level api's from ComponentSpace.SAML2.Bindings from the old ComponentSpace.SAML2 .Net Framework 2.4.0.6 dll in our implementation. We use the following method:

HTTPRedirectBinding.CreateRequestRedirectURL(string baseURL, XmlElement samlMessage, string relayState, AsymmetricAlgorithm key, string signatureAlgorithm);

We do not want to change our current implementation - is there any equivalent method in the new ComponentSpace.SAML2 .NET Core dll ?

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Ash


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Hi Ash,

The equivalent is the IHttpRedirectBinding interface under the ComponentSpace.Saml2.Bindings.Redirect namespace. You can access this interface through dependency injection.

There isn't a directly equivalent method. The closest is SendMessageAsync.

However, I strongly recommend you take the opportunity to switch to the SAML high-level API. The ISamlServiceProvider.InitiateSsoAsync creates and sends a SAML authn request using the HTTP-Redirect binding. This is demonstrated by the ExampleServiceProvider project and documented in the Examples Guide and Developer Guide.

You'll end up writing a lot less code and it will be a lot easier to maintain.

 

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