A supplier uses Ping Federate for SAML-based single sign-on. I ve got some custom SAML 2.0 code which implements a rudimentary identity provider. I m doing IDP-initiated SSO with URL and HTTP Post. The PF service provider is at https://domain/sp/startSSO.ping. What URL should I be posting my response (assertion) to on the PF server?
I think the official name for the URL I need is the Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) endpoint.
Actually, this value is case sensitive for PingFederate. The value you should use is "/sp/ACS.saml2".
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