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Converting siteminder response string into a json
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Pavansai C
Jan 07, 2020 02:10 PM
Hi All, We are trying to convert a siteminder response (siteminder.smcontext.attributes) into a proper ...
Daren Chernoff
Jan 07, 2020 03:35 PM
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Hi, There is no out of the box way to accomplish this. You can probably look to accomplish this via ...
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Hi All,
We are trying to convert a siteminder response (siteminder.smcontext.attributes) into a proper json.
As the string like this will not be a proper way to send it to consumer of our API.
(
ATTR_AUTH_DIR_NAME,ud_dnp_ee_login_gotham), (ATTR_AUTH_DIR_NAMESPACE,ODBC:), (ATTR_AUTH_DIR_OID,0e-424e7d
65-4577-1001-
a826-843bdb4e0000), (ATTR_AUTH_DIR_SERVER,ds_dnpgt_any_webservices_test), (ATTR_CLIENTIP,), (ATTR_SESSIONDRIFT,-1), (ATTR_USERDN,
thelma1@ee.com
),
(ATTR_USERNAME,
thelma1@ee.com
), (ATTR_USERUNIVERSALID,
2002070335)
, (SM_EECONKID,c990722847bf46cf8f854dde928ee2), (SM_Email_Id,
Gisselle_Stroman16@hotmail.com
), (SM_FName,Maia), (SM_LName,Monahan), (SM_ORGANISATION_NAME,EEConsumer), (ATTR_SESSIONID,1B9FKpjuBRX1EMGx4ppyW7r6740=),
(ATTR_SESSIONSPEC,fqf4rW8twco/xV5cz0v9QriuZQivkMTO3dR10kAnV0gVofazivQdqexdXMx0EaK3E8hatFqXJl99kBiY0FttQ1MWdbsBeEGcBVV0gqTn+V5Px1IqXEmXJmG60WhfrkNvSYCJoE3kE9/7BA0ukeh8D6omIZGEl3nI8tgWr2rNcCCADufM3V/XDqCbS
//c99gJk5Aw0VBBM1wFcbDM5g99gYXooDZ5Wm5YPrDEjAoca/zyNMlhMD48f6+SLK/fe4KRFt3YCavNMKOSFXProWVMcZn6qaRvFf3LA4BEzmP71JsqEK8DuAbXRkWYvC3a0kUVpRdnsjkh3yhKnh5x8F9VNucl0ZGWndOzJvAH7Al8LFxhUaUP33C7LQ1ah/7TZJl3N21EnAUTk5cwbJwLez2GTft0u/Sgw+6W6XHqJ3/zq2k=
),
(ATTR_STARTSESSIONTIME,
1578050015)
, (ATTR_LASTSESSIONTIME,
1578050015)
, (ATTR_MAXSESSIONTIMEOUT,600), (ATTR_IDLESESSIONTIMEOUT,60), (ATTR_CURRENTSERVERTIME,
1578050015)
Is there any way that we can get these attributes in a proper json format?
Please help:)
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Hi,
There is no out of the box way to accomplish this. You can probably look to accomplish this via policy with regular expression manipulations.
I believe there was a similar communities post not that long ago with a similar request which you can take a look at and use as a reference.
https://community.broadcom.com/enterprisesoftware/communities/community-home/digestviewer/viewthread?GroupId=1255&MessageKey=417be054-5933-4f1f-b237-b3bca4570ae0&CommunityKey=0f580f5f-30a4-41de-a75c-e5f433325a18&tab=digestviewer&ReturnUrl=%2fenterprisesoftware%2fcommunities%2fcommunity-home%2fdigestviewer%3fcommunitykey%3d0f580f5f-30a4-41de-a75c-e5f433325a18%26tab%3ddigestviewer
Hopefully that will enable you to move forward.
Daren
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Sent: 01-07-2020 02:10 PM
From: Pavansai C
Subject: Converting siteminder response string into a json
Hi All,
We are trying to convert a siteminder response (siteminder.smcontext.attributes) into a proper json.
As the string like this will not be a proper way to send it to consumer of our API.
(
ATTR_AUTH_DIR_NAME,ud_dnp_ee_login_gotham), (ATTR_AUTH_DIR_NAMESPACE,ODBC:), (ATTR_AUTH_DIR_OID,0e-424e7d
65-4577-1001-
a826-843bdb4e0000), (ATTR_AUTH_DIR_SERVER,ds_dnpgt_any_webservices_test), (ATTR_CLIENTIP,), (ATTR_SESSIONDRIFT,-1), (ATTR_USERDN,
thelma1@ee.com
),
(ATTR_USERNAME,
thelma1@ee.com
), (ATTR_USERUNIVERSALID,
2002070335)
, (SM_EECONKID,c990722847bf46cf8f854dde928ee2), (SM_Email_Id,
Gisselle_Stroman16@hotmail.com
), (SM_FName,Maia), (SM_LName,Monahan), (SM_ORGANISATION_NAME,EEConsumer), (ATTR_SESSIONID,1B9FKpjuBRX1EMGx4ppyW7r6740=),
(ATTR_SESSIONSPEC,fqf4rW8twco/xV5cz0v9QriuZQivkMTO3dR10kAnV0gVofazivQdqexdXMx0EaK3E8hatFqXJl99kBiY0FttQ1MWdbsBeEGcBVV0gqTn+V5Px1IqXEmXJmG60WhfrkNvSYCJoE3kE9/7BA0ukeh8D6omIZGEl3nI8tgWr2rNcCCADufM3V/XDqCbS
//c99gJk5Aw0VBBM1wFcbDM5g99gYXooDZ5Wm5YPrDEjAoca/zyNMlhMD48f6+SLK/fe4KRFt3YCavNMKOSFXProWVMcZn6qaRvFf3LA4BEzmP71JsqEK8DuAbXRkWYvC3a0kUVpRdnsjkh3yhKnh5x8F9VNucl0ZGWndOzJvAH7Al8LFxhUaUP33C7LQ1ah/7TZJl3N21EnAUTk5cwbJwLez2GTft0u/Sgw+6W6XHqJ3/zq2k=
),
(ATTR_STARTSESSIONTIME,
1578050015)
, (ATTR_LASTSESSIONTIME,
1578050015)
, (ATTR_MAXSESSIONTIMEOUT,600), (ATTR_IDLESESSIONTIMEOUT,60), (ATTR_CURRENTSERVERTIME,
1578050015)
Is there any way that we can get these attributes in a proper json format?
Please help:)
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