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Net-Saml2-0.34
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/ Net::SAML2::IdP

NAME

Net::SAML2::IdP

VERSION

version 0.34

SYNOPSIS

my $idp = Net::SAML2::IdP->new_from_url( url => $url, cacert => $cacert );
my $sso_url = $idp->sso_url('urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:2.0:bindings:HTTP-Redirect');

NAME

Net::SAML2::IdP - SAML Identity Provider object

METHODS

new( )

Constructor

entityid

new_from_url( url => $url, cacert => $cacert )

Create an IdP object by retrieving the metadata at the given URL.

Dies if the metadata can't be retrieved.

new_from_xml( xml => $xml, cacert => $cacert )

Constructor. Create an IdP object using the provided metadata XML document.

BUILD ( hashref of the parameters passed to the constructor )

Called after the object is created to validate the IdP using the cacert

sso_url( $binding )

Returns the url for the SSO service using the given binding. Binding name should be the full URI.

slo_url( $binding )

Returns the url for the Single Logout Service using the given binding. Binding name should be the full URI.

art_url( $binding )

Returns the url for the Artifact Resolution service using the given binding. Binding name should be the full URI.

cert( $use )

Returns the IdP's certificate for the given use (e.g. signing).

binding( $name )

Returns the full Binding URI for the given binding name (i.e. redirect or soap). Includes this module's currently-supported bindings.

format( $short_name )

Returns the full NameID Format URI for the given short name.

If no short name is provided, returns the URI for the default format, the one listed first by the IdP.

If no NameID formats were advertised by the IdP, returns undef.

AUTHOR

Original Author: Chris Andrews <chrisa@cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2021 by Chris Andrews and Others; in detail:

Copyright 2010-2011  Chris Andrews
          2012       Peter Marschall
          2015       Mike Wisener
          2016       Jeff Fearn
          2017       Alessandro Ranellucci
          2019       Timothy Legge
          2020       Timothy Legge, Wesley Schwengle

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.