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# OpenID Federation Tools (draft 45)
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# OpenID Federation Tools (draft 47)
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To use it, create an instance of the class `\SimpleSAML\OpenID\Federation`.
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// Instantiation example by using default options.
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// * 'RS256' as a supported algorithm
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// * no caching support (not recommended for production environment)
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// * no caching support (not recommended for a production environment)
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// * no logging support
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$federationTools = new Federation();
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You can use an Entity Statement Factory to quickly create Entity Statements.
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Since Entity Statements are signed JWTs (JWS), you have to have your private
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key prepared which will be used to sign them.
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key prepared, which will be used to sign them.
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// Get Entity Statement token string (JWS). Default serialization is
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