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A SAML protocol is represented by the sequence of requests and responses for obtaining assertions and performing identity management. The protocols allow service providers to request or query for an assertion, ask for a subject to be authenticated, create and manage name identifier mappings, for federated identities, and request near-simulatenous logout of related sessions ("single logout"). | A SAML protocol is represented by the sequence of requests and responses for obtaining assertions and performing identity management. The protocols allow service providers to request or query for an assertion, ask for a subject to be authenticated, create and manage name identifier mappings, for federated identities, and request near-simulatenous logout of related sessions ("single logout"). | ||
A protocol is specified as an XML schema and a set of request-response pairs. | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:09, 21 February 2017
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Overview
A SAML protocol is represented by the sequence of requests and responses for obtaining assertions and performing identity management. The protocols allow service providers to request or query for an assertion, ask for a subject to be authenticated, create and manage name identifier mappings, for federated identities, and request near-simulatenous logout of related sessions ("single logout").
A protocol is specified as an XML schema and a set of request-response pairs.
SAML Protocols
- Authentication Request Protocol
- Assertion Query and Request Protocol
- Artifact Resolution Protocol
- Name Identifier Management Protocol
- Name Identifier Mapping Protocol
- Single Logout Protocol
- Federated name registration protocol
- Federation termination protocol