Claim Types

Introduction

Claims will represent a specific attribute of an user such as his firstname or his birthdate. Those claims must have a claim type that is being described here.

Parameter

Each claim type within the CoreOne Suite consists of the following parameters.

Name	Datatype	Mandatory	Example	Description

Name	Datatype	Example	Description
`Name`	String	Birthdate	Uniquely identifies a claim
`Type`	Drop Down	Double	Currently the following types are supported `XmlSchemaNamespace` `Base64Binary` `Base64Octet` `Boolean` `Date` `DateTime` `Double` `Fqbn` `HexBinary` `Integer` `Integer32` `Integer64` `Sid` `String` `Time` `UInteger32` `UInteger64` `SoapSchemaNamespace` `DnsName` `Email` `Rsa` `UpnName` `XmlSignatureConstantsNamespace` `DsaKeyValue` `KeyInfo` `RsaKeyValue` `XQueryOperatorsNameSpace` `DaytimeDuration` `YearMonthDuration` `Xacml10Namespace` `Rfc822Name` `X500Name` `Decimal`
`GUI order`	Int	1	The ordering when displayed in the UI
`Is encrypted`	Checkbox	true	Whether or not the value should be stored as an encrypted string in the Meta Directoryy
`Multi-value`	Checkbox	true	Indicates if more than one value of the same claim type can be stored
`Size limitation in KB`	Int	30	In order to restrict the maximum size of a claim within a token, you can set a `Size limitation in KB`. Values will be added up to the limitation and cut off afterwards. If it’s a list of elements, then elements will be added until the limit is reached. If it’s a single value, it will only be added if it fits into the configured limitation. If one or multiple values have been cut off, it will be indicated by the `claim_type_limit_reached`. The claim contains a string or list of claim types that reached the limit.