public function SamlController::acs in SAML Authentication 4.x

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8.3 src/Controller/SamlController.php \Drupal\samlauth\Controller\SamlController::acs()
2. 8 src/Controller/SamlController.php \Drupal\samlauth\Controller\SamlController::acs()
3. 8.2 src/Controller/SamlController.php \Drupal\samlauth\Controller\SamlController::acs()

Performs the Attribute Consumer Service.

This is usually the second step in the authentication flow; the Login service on the IdP should redirect (or: execute a POST request to) here.

Return value

\Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response The HTTP response to send back.

1 string reference to 'SamlController::acs'

samlauth.routing.yml in ./samlauth.routing.yml

samlauth.routing.yml

File

src/Controller/SamlController.php, line 258

Class

SamlController

Returns responses for samlauth module routes.

Namespace

Drupal\samlauth\Controller

Code

public function acs() {

  // We don't necessarily need to wrap our code in a render context: because
  // our redirect is always internal, we could work with a plain
  // non-cacheable RedirectResponse which will not cause a "leaked metadata"
  // exception even if some code leaks metadata. But we'll use the same
  // pattern as our other routes, for consistency/code reuse, and to log more
  // possible 'leaky' code. We count on the routing.yml to specify the
  // response is not cacheable.
  $function = function () {
    $ok = $this->saml
      ->acs();
    return $this
      ->getRedirectUrlAfterProcessing(TRUE, !$ok);
  };
  return $this
    ->getTrustedRedirectResponse($function, 'processing SAML authentication response', '<front>');
}