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Problem I am using PingFederate as key manager for my API Manager. While requesting authorization code for an existing client and resource owner, it was showing the following error message "Server.log" shows the following message 2016-12-13 11:34:03,363 tid:AOf2aORr5j9_X_PHbCTZu-toxwA DEBUG [org.sourceid.websso.servlet.IntegrationControllerServlet] POST: https: <IP> /as/yVKcc/resume/as/authorization.ping 2016-12-13 11:34:03,363 tid:AOf2aORr5j9_X_PHbCTZu-toxwA INFO  [org.sourceid.websso.servlet.IntegrationControllerServlet] org.sourceid.websso.servlet.RenderPageException: Unable to resume processing because saved state was not found for key: BR6msnwXdx33oQX3imDRni_yVKcc - rendering state.not.found.error.page.template.html Background  1. I have following two OAuth clients configured in PingFederate  2. OAuth client "2" was created with the following configuration 3. Using the following url, authorization code was requested  ...

Requirement  Use an existing oracle table (password is plain text) in PingFederate to validate user credential for authorization code flow. Analysis By default PingFederate supports the following password validators LDAP Username Password Credentials Validator PingOne Directory Password Credential Validaot RADIUS Username Password Credential Validator Simple Username Password Credential Validator   SQL password validator is not in the list. So how to use an existing oracle table to validate the user credentials. Solution Need to create SQL custom password validator (jar). You may also contact PingFederate support team for this.   Download   How to Configure Custom Password Validator? Stop PingFederate instance Copy the jar file (pf.plugins.password-credential-validator-sql-v2.jar) to the following folder on PingFederate server                  <PingFederateInstall>/pingfederat...