Adding a SAML Application
Use the Applications page to add an application to be managed by PingOne. For information about the different types of applications, see Applications.
Note: Some application settings can only
be configured after the application is created.
PingOne supports the following
application types:- SAML
- OIDC
- Native
- Single page
- Worker
- Go to Connections > Applications.
- Click the +Add Application icon on the top-right corner of the screen.
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Create the application profile by entering the following details:
- Application name: A unique identifier for the application.
- Description (optional): A brief characterization of the application.
- Icon (optional): A graphic representation of the application. Use a file up to 1MB in JPG, JPEG, GIF, or PNG format.
- Choose the Application Type. You can also choose Application Catalog to use a templated integration.
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If you're creating a SAML Application, click Configure, and then
specify the details of the connection between the application and PingOne. You
can enter the values manually, or import them from a file or URL.
Choose from:
- Import the configuration details from an XML metadata file.
Select Import Metadata. Click Select a File and then
select an XML metadata file on your file system. Click Open.The configuration values are populated based on the information in the metadata file.Note: If the metadata file does not specify all the configuration values, you will have to enter the missing values manually.
- Import the configuration details from a metadata URL. Select
Import from URL. Enter the URL and then click
Import.Note: The URL must be a valid absolute URL.
The configuration values are populated based on the information from the URL.- Enter the configuration details manually. In the ACS URLs field, enter the Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URLs. You must specify at least one URL, and the first URL in the list is used as the default.
- Import the configuration details from an XML metadata file.
Select Import Metadata. Click Select a File and then
select an XML metadata file on your file system. Click Open.
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Click Save.
After the application is created, you can edit the application settings, configure application policies, and control application access.
