Need a help on implemening SAML with Oracle Service Bus

We are implementing Webservice security using SAML with Oracle Service Bus for our project. We are in dire need of help in implementing the same. We have found some documents (osb console help, osb security) from the oracle web site but those documents have high-level details only. If we get the step-by-step flow and examples of implementing the Webservices security using SAML with Oracle Service Bus, it would be appreciated.
Requirement details:
1. Client application has to generate the SAML assertion (token) and pass that token to the OSB proxy service in a SOAP header along with the request.
2. OSB proxy service gets the authentication token from the inbound request
3. The token is passed to an SAML Identity Assertion provider and validate the token
4. If the token is validated successfully then pass the valid token to appropriate business services.
5. Business services communicates the appropriate external web services after validating the token and gets the response.
Environment details:
1. Oracle Weblogic Application Server 10g3
2. Oracle Service Bus 10g3
Thanks,
Suresh Mani

We are implementing Webservice security using SAML with Oracle Service Bus for our project. We are in dire need of help in implementing the same. We have found some documents (osb console help, osb security) from the oracle web site but those documents have high-level details only. If we get the step-by-step flow and examples of implementing the Webservices security using SAML with Oracle Service Bus, it would be appreciated.
Requirement details:
1. Client application has to generate the SAML assertion (token) and pass that token to the OSB proxy service in a SOAP header along with the request.
2. OSB proxy service gets the authentication token from the inbound request
3. The token is passed to an SAML Identity Assertion provider and validate the token
4. If the token is validated successfully then pass the valid token to appropriate business services.
5. Business services communicates the appropriate external web services after validating the token and gets the response.
Environment details:
1. Oracle Weblogic Application Server 10g3
2. Oracle Service Bus 10g3
Thanks,
Suresh Mani

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