SAML & OAuth
Last Updated: 04 May 2016
The following keyword replacements can be used in implementations using the SAML Account Manager and OAuth Account Manager.
SAML Account Manager
| Keyword Replacement | Information shown |
|---|---|
| %globals_session_saml_attributes% | The entire attributes data as a JSON array.. |
| %globals_session_saml_attributes_<attrtibute_name>% | Specific value from the attributes JSON array. For example, %globals_session_saml_attributes_first_name% |
OAuth Account Manager
| Keyword Replacement | Information shown |
|---|---|
| %globals_session_oauth_profile% | The entire profile data as a JSON array.. |
| %globals_session_oauth_profile_<profile_name>% | Specific value from the profile JSON array. For example, %globals_session_oauth_profile_first_name% |
Examples
For example, if the JSON data returned for a SAML Account Manager is as follows:
{"first_name":"John", "last_name":"Doe", "email":"jd@example.com"}We can use the following keyword to extract the first_name value of John by using:%globals_session_saml_attributes_first_name%
If a JSON key has non-alphanumeric characters in it (applies to all characters except for "_", "-", and "."), they will need to get replaced with underscores when using the SAML keyword to print the value. For example, if the JSON attribute has the following format:
{"http://www.site.com/name":"John"}The keyword to extract that value would be: %globals_session_saml_attributes_http___www.site.com_name%
Same concept applies to the keywords for the OAuth Account Manager, just replace "saml_attributes" with "oauth_profile" in the keyword.