Spring Boot SAML2 with Microsoft ADFS
Hello everyone,
I have a problem with Spring Boot SAML2 with MS ADFS. It seems everything is working fine, but after a while the request will be too long and I get an error with message: Header field too long. I've realised that in the header more saml cookie are created over time. After every call of ADFS, SamlSession cookie size increasing a bit. What cause this size increasing and how can I solve this problem?
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I checked the content of the cookies and it contains uuids with _ prefix and there are concatenated with & symbol.
Eg.: 46e58c643&_6ed44f23-1d88-416b-b8b2-564b12ee158d&_f3478b05-3173-44ff-8e32-e9677303e185&.....
What kind of ids are these?
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Any idea?
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