RE: Help with what standards support these Web Services calls?

You can, of course, use Liberty ID-WSF for all of this.  The “Request+SAML2 token” would be a standard SOAP bindings call. 

 

The request for a security token could be done using the Authentication Service (either by passing in the the username/password proof within the AS service message, or by placing the username token into the message header).   The target service provider for the SAML token would be specified within the AS message.

 

Conor

 

From: Colin Wallis [mailto:] 
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2011 12:00 AM
To: ; 
Subject: [saml-dev] FW: Help with what standards support these Web Services calls? 

 

Greetings all

 

More help requests from one of our architects..

 

Any thoughts folks? It's a bit minimalist, I know. I might ask for some more context..

 

(It strikes me as the same question as a few weeks ago, but asked in a different way…However, see what you think…)

 

Cheers

Colin

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We got couple of scenarios through back channel web service calls.

 

I would like to know what messaging standards rest of world follows for these scenarios; 

 

 

Scenario 1:  No data exchange of communication.

 

 

Scenario 2: Agency and authentication service exchange data before obtaining token for agency 2

 

 

 

Thanks

Venkat

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