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nickz
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10 years ago

Could not encrypt buf: BouncyCodec encode failed

We use SSO in our product. It works well before we did some modifications to the code in the recent release.   We want to pass a new parameter to Lithium side when doing SSO cookie writing. So we ...
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JasonL
Lithium Alumni (Retired)
10 years ago

hi nickz ,

I don't think it is correct to call the class method directly like this:

LithiumSSOClient.writeLithiumCookie(ssoId, login, loginUser.getEmail(), chatParms, request, response);

 Believe you have to getInstance(), which requires sso key, etc, and then invoke the writeLithiumCookie method of that instance. Something like this:

LithiumSSOClient ssoClient=LithiumSSOClient.getInstance(ssoKey.getRaw(), clientId, clientDomain, serverId);
....
ssoClient.writeLithiumCookie(...)

 Hope that helps ... otherwise, kindly log a Support ticket and provide details of your coding