Package com.okta.sdk.resource.model
Class SAMLHookResponse
java.lang.Object
com.okta.sdk.resource.model.SAMLHookResponse
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Serializable
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public class SAMLHookResponse
extends Object
implements Serializable
SAMLHookResponse
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Field Summary
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionaddcommandsItem
(SAMLHookResponseCommandsInner commandsItem) commands
(List<SAMLHookResponseCommandsInner> commands) boolean
error
(SAMLHookResponseError error) The `commands` object is where you tell Okta to add additional claims to the assertion or to modify the existing assertion statements.getError()
Get errorint
hashCode()
void
setCommands
(List<SAMLHookResponseCommandsInner> commands) void
setError
(SAMLHookResponseError error) toString()
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JSON_PROPERTY_COMMANDS
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JSON_PROPERTY_ERROR
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Constructor Details
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SAMLHookResponse
public SAMLHookResponse()
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Method Details
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commands
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addcommandsItem
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getCommands
The `commands` object is where you tell Okta to add additional claims to the assertion or to modify the existing assertion statements. `commands` is an array, allowing you to send multiple commands. In each array element, include a `type` property and a `value` property. The `type` property is where you specify which of the supported commands you want to execute, and `value` is where you supply an operand for that command. In the case of the SAML assertion inline hook, the `value` property is itself a nested object, in which you specify a particular operation, a path to act on, and a value.- Returns:
- commands
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setCommands
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error
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getError
Get error- Returns:
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setError
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equals
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hashCode
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toString
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