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Provide the required external dependencies by extending and implementing the SAML2\Compat\AbstractContainer then injecting it in the ContainerSingleton (see example below).
So we have to define a container ahead of time to replace the Ssp bridge?
Yes, you can either use SSP directly or provide your own substitutions.
@tvdijen would it be an idea to move some of the basic things that the SAML2 library uses to another repo, shared between this library and SSP itself? I don't know how much is depending on SSP, or how much of that is not depending on configuration, though.
Is this something feasible for the library? LightSAML is not feasible, either. SAML2 is too tightly coupled to SimpleSAML. We need to have a working idP and I would be willing to help on this effort.
If you need an IdP you should just use SimpleSAMLphp.. The library is only useful if you want to develop your own IdP, and trust me, you don't want to reinvent the wheel when it comes to SAML.
I'm not a fan of the library, it's hard to integrate with other systems and has its own response handling and assumptions. I was hoping for a more "lean" library to work with. I do not want to reinvent the wheel, I was hoping to contribute to the libraries.
Contributions are always welcome! The library was split off from SimpleSAMLphp years ago and may have been a bit neglected ever since.. I've recently put a lot of effort in bringing it back up to today's standards for a future 4.0 release.. If you feel we need to change things, this would be the time!
@mglaman SimpleSAMLphp makes assumptions either to make your life easier, or to follow common standards and best practices. Of course, there might be cases where something that should be possible to customise is not, and then contributions are always welcome to improve. But in general, you should use SimpleSAMLphp, not this library. You need to know SAML2 in deep to be on the safe side, and i'ts much more complicated than it might appear. Furthermore, there are lots of security-related issues that SimpleSAMLphp is tackling for you, while you would need to have all those in mind and approach them manually if you use this library on its own.
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mglaman commentedon Jul 25, 2019
Just found #125, which links to
So we have to define a container ahead of time to replace the Ssp bridge?
jaimeperez commentedon Jul 25, 2019
Yes, you can either use SSP directly or provide your own substitutions.
@tvdijen would it be an idea to move some of the basic things that the SAML2 library uses to another repo, shared between this library and SSP itself? I don't know how much is depending on SSP, or how much of that is not depending on configuration, though.
tvdijen commentedon Jul 25, 2019
Good suggestion, will investigate! I think it's mainly the Logger
mglaman commentedon Jul 25, 2019
@tvdijen I can give a hand, too. We're building an idP for our Drupal instance.
tvdijen commentedon Jul 25, 2019
That would be great, cause I'm not able to work on this on the real short-term..
Let me know if you need anything
tvdijen commentedon Jul 25, 2019
It's actually a bit more than I anticipated on:
mglaman commentedon Jul 25, 2019
Is this something feasible for the library? LightSAML is not feasible, either. SAML2 is too tightly coupled to SimpleSAML. We need to have a working idP and I would be willing to help on this effort.
tvdijen commentedon Jul 25, 2019
If you need an IdP you should just use SimpleSAMLphp.. The library is only useful if you want to develop your own IdP, and trust me, you don't want to reinvent the wheel when it comes to SAML.
mglaman commentedon Jul 25, 2019
I'm not a fan of the library, it's hard to integrate with other systems and has its own response handling and assumptions. I was hoping for a more "lean" library to work with. I do not want to reinvent the wheel, I was hoping to contribute to the libraries.
tvdijen commentedon Jul 25, 2019
Contributions are always welcome! The library was split off from SimpleSAMLphp years ago and may have been a bit neglected ever since.. I've recently put a lot of effort in bringing it back up to today's standards for a future 4.0 release.. If you feel we need to change things, this would be the time!
jaimeperez commentedon Jul 30, 2019
@mglaman SimpleSAMLphp makes assumptions either to make your life easier, or to follow common standards and best practices. Of course, there might be cases where something that should be possible to customise is not, and then contributions are always welcome to improve. But in general, you should use SimpleSAMLphp, not this library. You need to know SAML2 in deep to be on the safe side, and i'ts much more complicated than it might appear. Furthermore, there are lots of security-related issues that SimpleSAMLphp is tackling for you, while you would need to have all those in mind and approach them manually if you use this library on its own.