PDF Redirect Pro v2.5.2 20: The Ultimate PDF Compressor and Merger

In some cases, your project might specify or might need to specify binding redirects, which force calls to use a specified version of an assembly. See Redirecting assembly versions to understand how binding redirects work. Visual Studio or settings in project files can enable or disable automatic binding redirection. See How to: Enable and disable automatic binding redirection. Check the settings and make sure you understand how and why your project is using binding redirects.

pdf redirect pro v2.5.2 20

DOWNLOAD

The HTTP Artifact Binding uses the Artifact Resolution Protocol and the SAML SOAP Binding (over HTTP) to resolve a SAML message by reference. Consider the following specific example. Suppose a service provider wants to send a message to an identity provider. Initially, the service provider transmits an artifact to the identity provider via an HTTP redirect:

where the values of the SAMLRequest and RelayState parameters are the same as those provided in the redirect. The SSO Service at the identity provider processes the element (by URL-decoding, base64-decoding and inflating the request, in that order) and performs a security check. If the user does not have a valid security context, the identity provider identifies the user with any mechanism (details omitted).

The SSO service at the identity provider redirects the user agent to the assertion consumer service at the service provider. The previous RelayState parameter and a new SAMLart parameter are appended to the redirect URL.

2ff7e9595c