On 10/12/11 1:01 PM, "Cantor, Scott" <> wrote:
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>>Then you could modify that last one to treat the originating SP the same
>>as all. So the IdP would send the LogoutResponse directly to the SP and
>>leave the principal at the IdP logout screen:
>
>No, you can't. There's no way to send the LogoutResponse in a SOAP request
>(because nothing could come back to complete the binding). You have to use
>front channel. You can use tricks and frames.
Right. What I was not clear about in my examples was that I was having the
IdP perform the front channel bindings. So it would use the
listed/supported Redirect/POST binding for the particular Session
Participant. That includes the final response to the originating SP.
I pretty much feel frames are just a cruel joke played on web designers.
You can't friggin' depend on them at all. I still fight service providers
everyday that want to frame my IdP's and wonder why the hell it doesn't
work.
Paul
