jnsbq (jnsbq) asked a question.
Hi, I am trying to integrate OKTA using SAML 2.0 for one of the my web application. I need to pass few information from OKTA to my application in the attributes but I am unable to see Attributes Mapping (Optional) part while configuring the application. Please note, I am using trial version of OKTA.
From the Applications screen, click on Add Application, then click on Create New App to start the wizard. Select SAML 2.0 in the Create a New Application Integration dialog, then click Create. In General Settings, give your integration a name and click Next. That takes you to the Configure SAML section, and if you scroll down, you will find the ATTRIBUTE STATEMENTS (OPTIONAL) section.
If you have already created your SAML integration, you will find the Attribute Statements on the General tab of the integration.
Note that if you created an integration using one of the predefined templates in Okta's integration library, most of those templates hide the Attribute Statements, so you will not be able to add your own.
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From the Applications screen, click on Add Application, then click on Create New App to start the wizard. Select SAML 2.0 in the Create a New Application Integration dialog, then click Create. In General Settings, give your integration a name and click Next. That takes you to the Configure SAML section, and if you scroll down, you will find the ATTRIBUTE STATEMENTS (OPTIONAL) section.
If you have already created your SAML integration, you will find the Attribute Statements on the General tab of the integration.
Note that if you created an integration using one of the predefined templates in Okta's integration library, most of those templates hide the Attribute Statements, so you will not be able to add your own.