The Onegini Token Server sets cookies for the authorization flow when it redirects to a SAML or OAuth identity provider to sign in. Some browsers do not store
these cookies during the redirect. Without cookies the customer cannot sign in. The Onegini Token Server can now show a page to set the cookies. This page
will send the customer automatically to the login page, but it can and probably will be visible for a short period. This step was introduced to ensure that
the cookies for the Onegini Token Server will be set correctly. This page is optional and is disabled by default. Enable this page with the environment
variable AUTHENTICATION_FLOW_RENDER_PAGE_BEFORE_REDIRECT_TO_IDP=true.
With some SAML identity providers login could fail, because there was no support for the element NameIDPolicy. This has been improved. From now on, the
optional element NamedIDPolicy will be included in authentication requests towards SAML identity providers depending on conditions in the SAML identity
provider configuration.
In authentication requests towards SAML identity providers, the element NameIDPolicy contained an attribute SPNameQualifier. Login failed with some SAML
identity providers because this attribute should not be present for requests from the Onegini Token Server. This problem has been solved: the attribute
SPNameQualifier is no longer sent with SAML authentication requests.
The Onegini Token Server will prevent access tokens from being removed right after they have been created to allow potentially queued requests to complete
successfully. The length of the period can be configured via application property, please refer to the OAuth section in
the configuration properties for more details.
New configuration options to close http connections when calling external APIs that take too long to respond. Please check
the upgrade instructions since the defaults have been updated.
Tighter integration between the Mobile SDK and Consumer Identity Manager: the configured external identity providers in
the Onegini Identity provider (e.g. Sign in
with Apple, Facebook, DigiD) can be exposed to the Onegini Mobile SDK.
The OpenID Connect End Session endpoint combined with SAML Single Logout is now fixed when
the Consumer Identity Manager
and the Onegini Token Server are deployed on different domains. The user is now correctly sent to the Post logout URL of the Relying Party after successful
logout.
SAML Single Logout combined with unique entity id per client is fixed. The user
is now correctly redirected back to the SAML identity provider.