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I am a bit lost in this maze of Cisco support. I just accidently posted this in the wrong area. Sorry if anybody sees it twice. Anyway...What might I be doing wrong here? My test webex account and my learning management system are both configured...
What might I be doing wrong here? My test webex account and my learning management system are both configured to use the same IdP. I set up an SP to get the same attributes as those that the IdP sends to webex. I configured the IdP to include the ...
Hi kinglewi - Sounds like I need to step back and reassess my approach. I am a developer supporting Moodle customization and integration. We have tested our Moodle integration with webex using an admin username/password, but that is not acceptable ...
Hi kinglewi - I researched this Recipient problem further. The parent element looks like this:<saml2:SubjectConfirmationData Address="m.y.i.p" InResponseTo="_e511a355c86199a1c8b460267093de55" NotOnOrAfter="2016-01-08T19:53:07.509Z" Recipient="https:...
Hi kinglewi - Yes. I realized that the signature was broken because of the way I copied and pasted the assertion. The extra whitespace messed it up.You say that I shouldn't modify the response, but isn't it just the assertion that I should not modi...
Hi kinglewi - This is for an integration that allows our local application (the Moodle LMS) to use the webex XML API for certain functions on behalf of the application users. I work for a university.Now,I can pass in a Response containing an asserti...
Hi kinglewi - That seems to help. I now get a different error, at least: "response message is incorrect"The documentation says to pass an assertion, so that is all I am passing. Do I need to wrap the assertion in a <Response> element? If so, do yo...
