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Hi Emrah,

Is your tomcat server running? What is in catalina.out?

Alistair

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On 9 Nov 2009, at 16:03, Emrah Yasasin wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> thank you very much for your great tutorial to Shibboleth and Tomcat.
> I tried your tutorial here:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Guanxi_localhost_2 and according
> to the logs of my Tomcat 6.0.20 everything is ok. Now, when I try to
> call up https://localhost:8443/samlengine, I get the error message  
> that
> Firefox is unable to connect and it can't establish a conneciton to  
> the
> server at localhost.
>
> What might be the reason for this odd error message and how can it  
> be fixed?
>
> Thank you in advance!
>
> Best regards,
>
> Emrah
>
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Dear all,

thank you very much for your great tutorial to Shibboleth and Tomcat.
I tried your tutorial here: 
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Guanxi_localhost_2 and according 
to the logs of my Tomcat 6.0.20 everything is ok. Now, when I try to 
call up https://localhost:8443/samlengine, I get the error message that 
Firefox is unable to connect and it can't establish a conneciton to the 
server at localhost.

What might be the reason for this odd error message and how can it be fixed?

Thank you in advance!

Best regards,

Emrah

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Thanks Alistair.

----- Original Message ----
From: Alistair Young <ali...@uh...>
To: Guanxi Development Discussion <gua...@li...>
Sent: Monday, August 3, 2009 12:38:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Guanxi-development] SAML Service Provider

Hi Chris,

The Guard is a ServletFilter so it would be invoked for all requests  
to that web application. If you've mapped multiple domains to that  
host name, then the Guard will get invoked for each one. The Guard  
doesn't make decisions, it just gets attributes via its Engine.  
ServletFilter is pretty crude though:

<filter-mapping>
  <filter-name>Guanxi Resource Guard</filter-name>
  <url-pattern>/protected/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>

this will tell the Guard to block requests to domain.com/protected  
until the shibboleth process has completed, i.e. WAYF -> IdP -> Engine  
-> AA -> Engine -> Guard (attributes).

As you say, you could set url-pattern to / and extend the Guard to  
block on specific HOST headers in the HTTP request. So if you know  
which hostnames should start Shibboleth SSO, you can let the Guard do  
its work for them and tell it to ignore anything else. There are  
internal Guard URLs that it ignores already so you could look in the  
code to see how to bypass the Guard logic for certain hostnames.
Search org.guanxi.sp.guard.Guard for "Don't block web service calls  
from a Guanxi SAML Engine".

For those hostnames it needs to block for shibboleth SSO, once its  
done its work getting the attributes, it's up to the application  
behind the hostname to make decisions based on those attributes.

If you need Spring specific stuff, have a look at:
org.guanxi.sp.guard.gateway.spring.Gatekeeper
it's a Spring HandlerInterceptorAdapter that acts as an access  
decision maker for Spring apps. It's not very clever - it's really  
just an example of how to use the Guard from a Spring application to  
make access decisions within the application itself. Just take the  
code and make it work for you.

cheers,

Alistair

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On 3 Aug 2009, at 12:14, Chris Masters wrote:

>
> Hi Alistair,
>
> Thanks for the quick reply and info!
>
> A couple more questions for you then....
>
> We have a dynamic application where a single tomcat instance will  
> deal with mutiple requests from multiple Institutions/Companies.  
> This means that requests (for the same resource)to multiple domains  
> will hit a single server and some will require SSO and some LDAP (or  
> local database). These domains are configured dynamically and are  
> not static within the tomcat configuration.
>
> 5) Can a single gurard deal with mutiple 'dynamic' domains like this?
>
> 6) To deal with the problem of some requests to a single resource  
> not wanting SSO, I'm envisaging that I would extend the guard filter  
> and first check if the domain is 'SSO enabled'. Do you think this  
> approach is OK?
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Chris
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Alistair Young <ali...@uh...>
> To: Guanxi Development Discussion <gua...@li... 
> >
> Sent: Monday, August 3, 2009 12:03:14 PM
> Subject: Re: [Guanxi-development] SAML Service Provider
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> some answers for you:
>
>> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth
>> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
> yes, it's in use in the UK Federation at the moment by some electronic
> resource suppliers
>
>> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?
>
> yes, it doesn't care about federations. It deals with Guards. It just
> acts as a SAML engine for Guards so they don't need to bother with raw
> SAML. You register a Guard with the Engine and the Engine does all the
> SAML/Shibboleth/Federation stuff.
>
>> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about
>> asp or .Net clients?
>
> none available yet Chris. They're simple to develop though as they
> don't bother with SAML, although they have access to the Shibboleth
> authentication and attribute responses from an IdP. They need to be on
> the 'net though as the Engine will call them to verify a security
> session and it will send them the attributes over HTTP. If you need
> some developed, get in touch.
>
>> 4) What are the licence restrictions?
>
> none! it's Mozilla GPL so you can do what you need to with it.
>
> To see the Engine/Guard link working, you could try the localhost
> tutorial:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Guanxi_localhost_2
>
> You basically install one Engine on a Tomcat or other container and
> register multiple Guards with it. The Guards have their own
> providerIds in each federation, so if you needed to take account of
> federations it would be in the Guard, depending what it's providerId
> is. The Guard doesn't make any decisions though. It just redirects to
> the WAYF then sits back and waits for the attributes to arrive from
> its Engine. It then packages them up in the HTTP headers and it's
> then  up to the application to do something with them.
> You can see this in action in the Sakai shibboleth implementation:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/drguanxi/index.php/Sakai_Guanxi_Shibb_Kit
>
> There are some getting started tutorials here:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Tutorials
>
> Alistair
>
>
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> On 3 Aug 2009, at 11:36, Chris Masters wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Hope you don't mind me posting some questions on the dev list but
>> this looked like the best place.
>>
>> I have the following environment:
>>
>>  - numerous tomcat instances (no apache httpd) running apps with
>> heavy spring usage
>>  - numerous IIS instances running asp apps
>>  - numerous apache httpd instances running php/drupal apps
>>  - all behind load balancer appliances
>>
>> I have the following SSO requirements:
>>
>>  - support academic SAML SSO (using Shibboleth IdPs) coming from
>> multiple federations - mianly the UK Access Management Federation
>> for Education and Research
>>  - support corporate SAML SSO (using..not sure yet...) coming from
>> multiple federations
>>  - provide a central service (SOA based) to deal with SAML SSO for
>> all applications for multiple federations i.e. we don't want an
>> instance of shibd SP on every tomcat, IIS and apache server!
>>
>> I was initially looking at Shibboleth but the approach just doesn't
>> fit with our SOA architecture.
>>
>> So, some questions:
>>
>> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth
>> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
>>
>> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?
>>
>> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about
>> asp or .Net clients?
>>
>> 4) What are the licence restrictions?
>>
>> Thanks, Chris
>>
>>
>>
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Hi Chris,

The Guard is a ServletFilter so it would be invoked for all requests  
to that web application. If you've mapped multiple domains to that  
host name, then the Guard will get invoked for each one. The Guard  
doesn't make decisions, it just gets attributes via its Engine.  
ServletFilter is pretty crude though:

<filter-mapping>
  <filter-name>Guanxi Resource Guard</filter-name>
   <url-pattern>/protected/*</url-pattern>
</filter-mapping>

this will tell the Guard to block requests to domain.com/protected  
until the shibboleth process has completed, i.e. WAYF -> IdP -> Engine  
-> AA -> Engine -> Guard (attributes).

As you say, you could set url-pattern to / and extend the Guard to  
block on specific HOST headers in the HTTP request. So if you know  
which hostnames should start Shibboleth SSO, you can let the Guard do  
its work for them and tell it to ignore anything else. There are  
internal Guard URLs that it ignores already so you could look in the  
code to see how to bypass the Guard logic for certain hostnames.
Search org.guanxi.sp.guard.Guard for "Don't block web service calls  
from a Guanxi SAML Engine".

For those hostnames it needs to block for shibboleth SSO, once its  
done its work getting the attributes, it's up to the application  
behind the hostname to make decisions based on those attributes.

If you need Spring specific stuff, have a look at:
org.guanxi.sp.guard.gateway.spring.Gatekeeper
it's a Spring HandlerInterceptorAdapter that acts as an access  
decision maker for Spring apps. It's not very clever - it's really  
just an example of how to use the Guard from a Spring application to  
make access decisions within the application itself. Just take the  
code and make it work for you.

cheers,

Alistair

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On 3 Aug 2009, at 12:14, Chris Masters wrote:

>
> Hi Alistair,
>
> Thanks for the quick reply and info!
>
> A couple more questions for you then....
>
> We have a dynamic application where a single tomcat instance will  
> deal with mutiple requests from multiple Institutions/Companies.  
> This means that requests (for the same resource)to multiple domains  
> will hit a single server and some will require SSO and some LDAP (or  
> local database). These domains are configured dynamically and are  
> not static within the tomcat configuration.
>
> 5) Can a single gurard deal with mutiple 'dynamic' domains like this?
>
> 6) To deal with the problem of some requests to a single resource  
> not wanting SSO, I'm envisaging that I would extend the guard filter  
> and first check if the domain is 'SSO enabled'. Do you think this  
> approach is OK?
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Chris
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Alistair Young <ali...@uh...>
> To: Guanxi Development Discussion <gua...@li... 
> >
> Sent: Monday, August 3, 2009 12:03:14 PM
> Subject: Re: [Guanxi-development] SAML Service Provider
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> some answers for you:
>
>> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth
>> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
> yes, it's in use in the UK Federation at the moment by some electronic
> resource suppliers
>
>> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?
>
> yes, it doesn't care about federations. It deals with Guards. It just
> acts as a SAML engine for Guards so they don't need to bother with raw
> SAML. You register a Guard with the Engine and the Engine does all the
> SAML/Shibboleth/Federation stuff.
>
>> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about
>> asp or .Net clients?
>
> none available yet Chris. They're simple to develop though as they
> don't bother with SAML, although they have access to the Shibboleth
> authentication and attribute responses from an IdP. They need to be on
> the 'net though as the Engine will call them to verify a security
> session and it will send them the attributes over HTTP. If you need
> some developed, get in touch.
>
>> 4) What are the licence restrictions?
>
> none! it's Mozilla GPL so you can do what you need to with it.
>
> To see the Engine/Guard link working, you could try the localhost
> tutorial:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Guanxi_localhost_2
>
> You basically install one Engine on a Tomcat or other container and
> register multiple Guards with it. The Guards have their own
> providerIds in each federation, so if you needed to take account of
> federations it would be in the Guard, depending what it's providerId
> is. The Guard doesn't make any decisions though. It just redirects to
> the WAYF then sits back and waits for the attributes to arrive from
> its Engine. It then packages them up in the HTTP headers and it's
> then  up to the application to do something with them.
> You can see this in action in the Sakai shibboleth implementation:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/drguanxi/index.php/Sakai_Guanxi_Shibb_Kit
>
> There are some getting started tutorials here:
> http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Tutorials
>
> Alistair
>
>
> -- 
> mov eax,1
> mov ebx,0
> int 80h
>
>
>
>
> On 3 Aug 2009, at 11:36, Chris Masters wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> Hope you don't mind me posting some questions on the dev list but
>> this looked like the best place.
>>
>> I have the following environment:
>>
>>   - numerous tomcat instances (no apache httpd) running apps with
>> heavy spring usage
>>   - numerous IIS instances running asp apps
>>   - numerous apache httpd instances running php/drupal apps
>>   - all behind load balancer appliances
>>
>> I have the following SSO requirements:
>>
>>   - support academic SAML SSO (using Shibboleth IdPs) coming from
>> multiple federations - mianly the UK Access Management Federation
>> for Education and Research
>>   - support corporate SAML SSO (using..not sure yet...) coming from
>> multiple federations
>>   - provide a central service (SOA based) to deal with SAML SSO for
>> all applications for multiple federations i.e. we don't want an
>> instance of shibd SP on every tomcat, IIS and apache server!
>>
>> I was initially looking at Shibboleth but the approach just doesn't
>> fit with our SOA architecture.
>>
>> So, some questions:
>>
>> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth
>> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
>>
>> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?
>>
>> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about
>> asp or .Net clients?
>>
>> 4) What are the licence restrictions?
>>
>> Thanks, Chris
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Hi Alistair,

Thanks for the quick reply and info!

A couple more questions for you then....

We have a dynamic application where a single tomcat instance will deal with mutiple requests from multiple Institutions/Companies. This means that requests (for the same resource)to multiple domains will hit a single server and some will require SSO and some LDAP (or local database). These domains are configured dynamically and are not static within the tomcat configuration.

5) Can a single gurard deal with mutiple 'dynamic' domains like this?

6) To deal with the problem of some requests to a single resource not wanting SSO, I'm envisaging that I would extend the guard filter and first check if the domain is 'SSO enabled'. Do you think this approach is OK?

Thanks again!

Chris

----- Original Message ----
From: Alistair Young <ali...@uh...>
To: Guanxi Development Discussion <gua...@li...>
Sent: Monday, August 3, 2009 12:03:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Guanxi-development] SAML Service Provider

Hi Chris,

some answers for you:

> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth  
> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
yes, it's in use in the UK Federation at the moment by some electronic  
resource suppliers

> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?

yes, it doesn't care about federations. It deals with Guards. It just  
acts as a SAML engine for Guards so they don't need to bother with raw  
SAML. You register a Guard with the Engine and the Engine does all the  
SAML/Shibboleth/Federation stuff.

> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about  
> asp or .Net clients?

none available yet Chris. They're simple to develop though as they  
don't bother with SAML, although they have access to the Shibboleth  
authentication and attribute responses from an IdP. They need to be on  
the 'net though as the Engine will call them to verify a security  
session and it will send them the attributes over HTTP. If you need  
some developed, get in touch.

> 4) What are the licence restrictions?

none! it's Mozilla GPL so you can do what you need to with it.

To see the Engine/Guard link working, you could try the localhost  
tutorial:
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Guanxi_localhost_2

You basically install one Engine on a Tomcat or other container and  
register multiple Guards with it. The Guards have their own  
providerIds in each federation, so if you needed to take account of  
federations it would be in the Guard, depending what it's providerId  
is. The Guard doesn't make any decisions though. It just redirects to  
the WAYF then sits back and waits for the attributes to arrive from  
its Engine. It then packages them up in the HTTP headers and it's  
then  up to the application to do something with them.
You can see this in action in the Sakai shibboleth implementation:
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/drguanxi/index.php/Sakai_Guanxi_Shibb_Kit

There are some getting started tutorials here:
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Tutorials

Alistair

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int 80h

On 3 Aug 2009, at 11:36, Chris Masters wrote:

>
> Hi All,
>
> Hope you don't mind me posting some questions on the dev list but  
> this looked like the best place.
>
> I have the following environment:
>
>  - numerous tomcat instances (no apache httpd) running apps with  
> heavy spring usage
>  - numerous IIS instances running asp apps
>  - numerous apache httpd instances running php/drupal apps
>  - all behind load balancer appliances
>
> I have the following SSO requirements:
>
>  - support academic SAML SSO (using Shibboleth IdPs) coming from  
> multiple federations - mianly the UK Access Management Federation  
> for Education and Research
>  - support corporate SAML SSO (using..not sure yet...) coming from  
> multiple federations
>  - provide a central service (SOA based) to deal with SAML SSO for  
> all applications for multiple federations i.e. we don't want an  
> instance of shibd SP on every tomcat, IIS and apache server!
>
> I was initially looking at Shibboleth but the approach just doesn't  
> fit with our SOA architecture.
>
> So, some questions:
>
> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth  
> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
>
> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?
>
> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about  
> asp or .Net clients?
>
> 4) What are the licence restrictions?
>
> Thanks, Chris
>
>
>
>
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Hi Chris,

some answers for you:

> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth  
> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
yes, it's in use in the UK Federation at the moment by some electronic  
resource suppliers

> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?

yes, it doesn't care about federations. It deals with Guards. It just  
acts as a SAML engine for Guards so they don't need to bother with raw  
SAML. You register a Guard with the Engine and the Engine does all the  
SAML/Shibboleth/Federation stuff.

> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about  
> asp or .Net clients?

none available yet Chris. They're simple to develop though as they  
don't bother with SAML, although they have access to the Shibboleth  
authentication and attribute responses from an IdP. They need to be on  
the 'net though as the Engine will call them to verify a security  
session and it will send them the attributes over HTTP. If you need  
some developed, get in touch.

> 4) What are the licence restrictions?

none! it's Mozilla GPL so you can do what you need to with it.

To see the Engine/Guard link working, you could try the localhost  
tutorial:
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Guanxi_localhost_2

You basically install one Engine on a Tomcat or other container and  
register multiple Guards with it. The Guards have their own  
providerIds in each federation, so if you needed to take account of  
federations it would be in the Guard, depending what it's providerId  
is. The Guard doesn't make any decisions though. It just redirects to  
the WAYF then sits back and waits for the attributes to arrive from  
its Engine. It then packages them up in the HTTP headers and it's  
then  up to the application to do something with them.
You can see this in action in the Sakai shibboleth implementation:
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/drguanxi/index.php/Sakai_Guanxi_Shibb_Kit

There are some getting started tutorials here:
http://www.guanxi.uhi.ac.uk/index.php/Tutorials

Alistair

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mov ebx,0
int 80h

On 3 Aug 2009, at 11:36, Chris Masters wrote:

>
> Hi All,
>
> Hope you don't mind me posting some questions on the dev list but  
> this looked like the best place.
>
> I have the following environment:
>
>  - numerous tomcat instances (no apache httpd) running apps with  
> heavy spring usage
>  - numerous IIS instances running asp apps
>  - numerous apache httpd instances running php/drupal apps
>  - all behind load balancer appliances
>
> I have the following SSO requirements:
>
>  - support academic SAML SSO (using Shibboleth IdPs) coming from  
> multiple federations - mianly the UK Access Management Federation  
> for Education and Research
>  - support corporate SAML SSO (using..not sure yet...) coming from  
> multiple federations
>  - provide a central service (SOA based) to deal with SAML SSO for  
> all applications for multiple federations i.e. we don't want an  
> instance of shibd SP on every tomcat, IIS and apache server!
>
> I was initially looking at Shibboleth but the approach just doesn't  
> fit with our SOA architecture.
>
> So, some questions:
>
> 1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth  
> 1.3) IdPs out of the box?
>
> 2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?
>
> 3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about  
> asp or .Net clients?
>
> 4) What are the licence restrictions?
>
> Thanks, Chris
>
>
>
>
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Hi All,

Hope you don't mind me posting some questions on the dev list but this looked like the best place. 

I have the following environment:

 - numerous tomcat instances (no apache httpd) running apps with heavy spring usage 
 - numerous IIS instances running asp apps
 - numerous apache httpd instances running php/drupal apps
 - all behind load balancer appliances

I have the following SSO requirements:

 - support academic SAML SSO (using Shibboleth IdPs) coming from multiple federations - mianly the UK Access Management Federation for Education and Research
 - support corporate SAML SSO (using..not sure yet...) coming from multiple federations
 - provide a central service (SOA based) to deal with SAML SSO for all applications for multiple federations i.e. we don't want an instance of shibd SP on every tomcat, IIS and apache server!

I was initially looking at Shibboleth but the approach just doesn't fit with our SOA architecture.

So, some questions:

1) Is Guanxi compatible with Shibboleth 2 (and legacy Shibboleth 1.3) IdPs out of the box?

2) Can I configure the SAML Engine to deal with multiple federations?

3) I see that there are Java and PHP Guards available - what about asp or .Net clients?

4) What are the licence restrictions?

Thanks, Chris

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Hi Jon,

yes #1 you may eliminate by pulling the Guanxi source from sourceforge:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/guanxi/develop

from CVS:

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:ano...@gu...:/cvsroot/ 
guanxi co -P guanxi2

the beans are just a collection of XML Schema files, no code.

Alistair

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On 28 Jul 2009, at 02:35, Jon Gorrono wrote:

> And... continuing my effort to make this thread mute, am I able
> eliminate #1 below with what is currently on sourceforge's guanxi
> project?
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:52 PM, Jon Gorrono<jpg...@uc...>  
> wrote:
>> found the answer to #2 right under my nose:
>>
>> "Do not copy the -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END
>> CERTIFICATE----- lines. "
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 4:37 PM, Jon Gorrono<jpg...@uc...>  
>> wrote:
>>> I pulled the latest from github and was wondering two things:
>>>
>>>
>>>  1) if there might be sources available for all the org.guanxi
>>> packaged dependencies like sp-engine, andif so where and how :)...
>>> aside from the advantages of being able to take a peek inside, it
>>> might've helped the following debugging for me:
>>>
>>> 2) what might be causing this stack trace:
>>> org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlValueOutOfRangeException: Invalid
>>> value: not encoded properly
>>>        org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlObjectBase 
>>> $ValueOutOfRangeValidationContext.invalid(XmlObjectBase.java:285)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .apache 
>>> .xmlbeans.impl.values.JavaBase64Holder.lex(JavaBase64Holder.java:77)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .apache 
>>> .xmlbeans 
>>> .impl.values.JavaBase64Holder.set_text(JavaBase64Holder.java:53)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .apache 
>>> .xmlbeans 
>>> .impl 
>>> .values.XmlObjectBase.update_from_wscanon_text(XmlObjectBase.java: 
>>> 1135)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .apache 
>>> .xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlObjectBase.set_String(XmlObjectBase.java: 
>>> 1080)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlObjectBase.set(XmlObjectBase.java: 
>>> 1637)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .apache 
>>> .xmlbeans 
>>> .impl.values.XmlObjectBase.setStringValue(XmlObjectBase.java:1533)
>>>         
>>> org 
>>> .guanxi 
>>> .sp 
>>> .engine 
>>> .form 
>>> .RegisterIdPFormController 
>>> .createIdPFile(RegisterIdPFormController.java:125)
>>> ...
>>>
>>> it appears that the cert ascii armor is not being decoded to me.
>>>
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Jp
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>
>>
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>>
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>>
>
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