Example documentation

[andrew-boutin]

Do you have any example code snippets or documentation? I was hoping to see something similar to the README from https://github.com/pac4j/spring-security-pac4j.

[jkacer]

At the moment, there are just SQL scripts for Oracle and H2 that show how to create the configuration table and fill it with data. It's in src/db-examples.
I'll try to add a ReadMe file that will show how to use the library. We use it in CAS 5.0 together with base PAC4J 1.9.6.
I'll keep you updated here...

[andrew-boutin]

OK I appreciate it and your quick responses!

I have a Spring Boot project and here's what I had before starting to use your library:

final SAML2ClientConfiguration cfg = new SAML2ClientConfiguration("classpath:saml/samlKeystore.jks",
                                                                          "pac4j-demo-passwd",
                                                                          "pac4j-demo-passwd",
                                                                          "classpath:saml/idp.xml");
cfg.setServiceProviderEntityId("entityId");
final SAML2Client saml2Client = new SAML2Client(cfg);
return new Config(new Clients("http://url:port/blah/callback", saml2Client));

would it simply be something like this now?:

SamlClientDao samlClientDao = new SamlClientDao() {
            @Override
            public List<String> loadClientNames() {
                return null; // Implement
            }

            @Override
            public List<DbLoadedSamlClientConfigurationDto> loadAllClients() {
                return null; // Implement
            }

            @Override
            public DbLoadedSamlClientConfigurationDto loadClient(String clientName) {
                return null; // Implement
            }
        };

DatabaseLoadedSAML2Clients databaseLoadedSAML2Clients = new DatabaseLoadedSAML2Clients(samlClientDao);
databaseLoadedSAML2Clients.setCallbackUrl("http://url:port/blah/callback");
return new Config(databaseLoadedSAML2Clients);

[jkacer]

Yes, something like this, just for the DAO, you can use an already existing implementation: SpringJdbcTemplateSamlClientDaoImpl, provided you are OK with a dependency on a Spring library. Or is there another reason why you want to avoid using this implementation?

[andrew-boutin]

@jkacer I'm working with a pre-existing database/schema that stores the SAML configuration data.