Add relay state config in SAML

[tatrived]

Hi,

I need to add relaystate property so should I add property "saml.sp.use.relaystate": true in SAML Authentication Handler configuration file

com.adobe.granite.auth.saml.SamlAuthenticationHandler~okta.saml.cfg.json:
......

 "addGroupMemberships": true,

  "defaultGroups": ["administrators"],

  "saml.sp.use.relaystate": true

}

or should i add in

userAuthService.java:
...............................

boolean useRelayState = true;

    @ObjectClassDefinition(name = "dCloud UserAuthService Config", description = "OSGi Service providing UserAuthService config")

    @interface Config {

        @AttributeDefinition(name = "Login Redirection Path", description = "Login Redirection Path")

        String loginRedirectionPath() default "xxx";

        @AttributeDefinition(name = "Forbidden Path", description = "Forbidden Path")

        String forbiddenPath() default "/en/forbidden.html";

        boolean useRelayState() default true;

    }

    @Activate

    protected void activate(Config config) {

        loginRedirectionPath = config.loginRedirectionPath();

        forbiddenPath = config.forbiddenPath();

        useRelayState = config.useRelayState();

    }

let me know which one is correct?

Thanks in advance

[EstebanBustamante]

Hi,

It depends on how you want to configure your SAML setup.

Option 1 will limit your configurations to a specific scope. Typically, the OSGi configuration will be associated with a specific RUNMODE and a particular SAML configuration, such as Okta in your case.

On the other hand, Option 2 defaults the configuration for any other SAML implementation. This means that if you add a new SAML configuration, it will inherit the default configuration you've set up.

Hope this helps.

[arunpatidar]

Hi @tatrived 

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