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Can I send a SAML request to ADFS and then use ADFS from this incoming requirement to create my own?

In principle, we need to send a) information about the user (quite simply) and b) information about the target (the question is at hand). The target is selected by the user during SSO.

I suggested that I store dynamic data in a database and then pull it out to ADFS, but this creates the risk of problems if the user simultaneously tries to open two targets in two windows.

EDIT . When custom SSOs are in the destination application, they will be moved to a screen that displays information about a specific item. We need to indicate which element the user will have to see - and this will be selected by the user in the source application.

In fact, the user goes to site A, clicks on point 2, which displays them on site B with point 2 in context. If the user instead selects paragraph 7, they are sent to site B with paragraph 7 in context. This information is not tied to the user, since the user can access any of the elements, but he must be indicated in the SAML mark for site B.

Answer 1

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