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I am a network admin and got assigned the responsibility to integrate the SAML Cross-Enterprise User Authentication (XUA) framework/protocol into our web application. &nbsp;I understand what SAML from Oasis is (basically) but I do not know what part of the integration is a network admin responsibility and what/how much is a developer (programmer) responsibility? &nbsp;Thank you for ANY assistance.<br />

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I am a network admin and got assigned the responsibility to integrate the SAML Cross-Enterprise User Authentication (XUA) framework/protocol into our web application.  I understand what SAML from Oasis is (basically) but I do not know what part of the integration is a network admin responsibility and what/how much is a developer (programmer) responsibility?  Thank you for ANY assistance.


Oasis SAML - What is needed to integrate this framework into a web based application

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