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You have provided very little information.<br />
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You want SAML to be implemented in which language - JAVA / C#? <br />
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SAML is Security Assertion Markup Language. <br />
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Please read info from wiki - &nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_Assertion_Markup_Language" rel="ugc">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_Assertion_Markup_Language</a>
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In &nbsp;which &nbsp;language &nbsp;can it be implemented &nbsp;that &nbsp;is &nbsp;my &nbsp;question and how it can be done,please &nbsp;give &nbsp;some &nbsp;explanation.<br />
What &nbsp;is syntax &nbsp;of SAML ?
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you said &nbsp;SAML is &nbsp;language ,but C# &nbsp;is also a language.So &nbsp;I &nbsp;find article &nbsp;in your comment<br />
&quot;Performing a SAML Post with C#&quot; &nbsp;<br />
Is &nbsp;SAML &nbsp; is &nbsp;just &nbsp;standard &nbsp;procedure &nbsp;or &nbsp;markup language<br />
For SAML do we need to add any &nbsp;libraries to C#
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It is a markup language and protocol. People use it with single sign on implementation.<br />
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Yes c# is a programming language.
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For SAML do we need to add any &nbsp;libraries to C#?
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Thank you very &nbsp;much I &nbsp;got &nbsp;the idea
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Make sure you're not reinventing the wheel. If you're looking to enable Single Sign-On (SSO) via SAML for your organization so that your co-workers/employees can perform SSO into 3rd party services, then there are several options readily available for you to use for an identity provider (idP). For example, if you're on a Windows Active Directory network, your best bet is to use ADFS. <br />
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DON'T try to build your own identity provider from scratch unless you're an expert programmer that already knows SAML like the back of his/her hand.<br />
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The only reason (in my opinion) to have a programming language come into the picture for implementing SAML is if you have a product and you want it to behave like a normal Service Provider (SP), so you need to add code into your product to receive and validate assertions. And in many cases, there are pre-built plugins or frameworks to help you with that (e.g. SimpleSAMLphp) so all you have to do is connect the dots at the very end.
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Which technologies are &nbsp;required &nbsp;for SAML implementation.<br />
And Saml &nbsp;is to be &nbsp;implemented &nbsp;with &nbsp;those technologies.<br />
I &nbsp;need &nbsp;detail &nbsp;information &nbsp;on this as I am assigned that &nbsp;task.<br />
On net I &nbsp; am &nbsp;able to &nbsp;find lot of articles &nbsp;explaining how saml <br />
works but I &nbsp;did not find anything &nbsp;practically &nbsp;how it is implemented.<br />
Instead &nbsp;of &nbsp;Service provider &nbsp;we are &nbsp;going to use &nbsp;our own server.
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Which technologies are  required  for SAML implementation.
And Saml  is to be  implemented  with  those technologies.
I  need  detail  information  on this as I am assigned that  task.
On net I   am  able to  find lot of articles  explaining how saml 
works but I  did not find anything  practically  how it is implemented.
Instead  of  Service provider  we are  going to use  our own server.

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