Outbound Partner Parameters Used by the Test Application (SAP Library

Outbound Partner Parameters Used by the Test Application

These parameters specify information about the destination site when the server is the source site.

Note

The SAP J2EE Engine only uses these parameters for the test application. You can find them in the configuration service under the node Configurations → saml → Configuration → PartnersOutbound → <PartnerName>.

Parameters for Partner Information (PartnersOutbound)

Parameter	Value	Comment
URLs → <URL_Pattern_Name> → URL	<URL_pattern>	String value. URL patterns used to determine the destination site. Examples: http://<host>:[<port>] All destination URLs to the host indicated use the information from this entry. http://<host>:[<port>]/path1/path2 Only destinations URL that match this complete URL use the information from this entry. http://<host>:[<port>]/path1/* All destination URLs below this path use the information from this entry.
ArtifactReceiverURL	<receiver_URL>	String value. URL for the destination site’s receiver. If this parameter is empty, then the request will be sent to the requested resource directly.
IssuerName	<name_of_issuer>	String value. Mandatory parameter that identifies the source site, for example, the source site’s URL.
ParameterNameArtifact	<artifact_name>	String value. The URL parameter name that contains the assertion artifact (default=SAMLart).
ParameterNameTarget	<target_name>	String value. The parameter name used in the URL that indicates the actual target URL (default=TARGET).
ResponderUser	<user_ID>	String value. User ID used to access the source site’s responder. This parameter is used to make sure that only the destination site, for which the assertion was issued, can retrieve it.
SourceID	< Hex, B64>:<ID>	String value. 20-byte sequence provided by the source site. Use the prefix Hex: or B64: to specify the format of the source ID as follows: · Hex: Specify the source ID as a 40 character sequence in hexadecimal form. · B64: Specify the source ID as a base 64-encoded string (28 character sequence that ends with an equal sign (=)).
ValidityAfterIssue	<number_of_seconds_ for_validity_of_ assertions>	Integer value. Indicates the number of seconds that assertions are valid after issue.
ValidityBeforeIssue	<number_of_seconds_ for_validity_of_ assertions>	Integer value. Indicates the number of seconds that assertions are valid before issue. Use to compensate for unsynchronized clocks between systems.