place each attribute on a separate line
Name Identifier
The user name that will appear in the assertion as logged-in.
Name Qualifier Format
NameFormat and SPNameFormat attributes for NameID node.
Assertion Consumer URL
The assertion consumer URL where the SAML Response will be posted back to.
Single Logout URL
The single logout URL where the SAML Request/Response for logout will be sent to.
Sign Response
If checked, the SAML response will be signed in addition to the assertion.
Signature Private Key
The private key that will be used to sign the SAML assertion.
Signature Certificate
The Signature certificate to embed into the SAML response to be used by the Service Provider for verifying the signature.
New Pair
Generate a new random private/public key pair.
Save
Save the private key and certificate to the local storage.
Next
Create the SAML Response based on the provided properties. You will be transferred to the SAML Response section.
SAML Response
This is the saml response the will be posted to the Assertion Consumer URL.
Copy to Clipboard
Copy the SAML response XML to the clipboard.
Session Duration
The session duration in minutes. Specify "0" to create a session based cookie which means that the cookie will expire after closing the browser tab.
Assertion Consumer URL
(readonly) The consumer URL where the SAML Response will be posted.
RelayState
The RelayState parameter that will posted back to the Assertion Consumer URL along with the SAML response.

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The currently logged in user details. A user is considered logged-in if there is a cookie present that was previously created in the SAML Response section by clicking on Post Response.

Send logout request
If checked, A SAML logout request will first be sent to the Single Logout URL.
Logout
Log the user out, erasing the cookie.

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What is SAMLING

              
SAMLING is a Serverless (as-in client side only) SAML IdP for the purpose of testing SAML integrations.

              
It provides complete control over the SAML response properties that will be sent back to the Service Provider, including simulating errors and the session cookie
              duration that tracks the logged-in user.

              
If there is a SAMLRequest query parameter present, SAMLING will auto populate some of the SAML Response Properties.

              
Generating a SAML Response requires the use of a private key and certificate for signing the SAML Assertion.
                SAMLING enables to generate a random private/public key and to save them in the local storage so they are used in subsequent SAML responses.

            

            

              
How to Use

              
    
                
  1. Go to the SAML Response Properties section.
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  2. Fill in the required properties fields. Required fields are marked with an asterisks (*).
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  3. Click on Create Response. You will be be taken the SAML Response section.
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  4. Review the SAML Response then click on Post Response.
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