Is it possible to automatically install the xmlsec1 requirement of PySAML2 using pip? The current project requires many packages and all are installed using pip and a requirements.txt file. I am now starting a SAML SSO implementation and need to install PySAML2.

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I see that PIL and pycrypto can successfully install external libs, so I am wondering as to why xmlsec1 cannot be installed using pip as part of PySAML2 dependencies. Getting python3-saml or PySAML2 up and running on Heroku will require some extra legwork: both packages depends on python-xmlsec which depends on headers from the xmlsec1-dev linux package to install correctly. First you will need to add the apt buildpack to your build server: heroku buildpacks:set --index=1 -a your-app heroku buildpacks:set --index=2 -a your-app You can confirm the buildpacks have been added in the correct order with heroku buildpacks -a your-app, you should see the apt buildpack first followed by the python buildpack. Then add an Aptfile into the root of your repository containing the libxmlsec1-dev package, the file should look like: libxmlsec1-dev Finally, add python3-saml to your requrements.txt and git push to trigger a build. Someone would need to create a pypi package containing a xmlsec1 binary. Such package doesn't exist yet because it's: • quite unnatural - xmlsec1 is C application, not a python lib • hard - it has to be cross platform which is more hassle in C apps than in Python • python bindings should be written around xmlsec1 for a package to be at least somewhat relevant to pypi. It shouldn't be impossible, and I'd love to be able to type 'pip install xmlsec1' and see it doing all hard work.

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Unfortunately so far noone bothered implementing it.

I am trying to build xmlsec on Windows. I am not an experienced C/C++ developer and not really familiar with the build process if something along the lines of 'make. Make install' doesn't do the trick. Xmlsec comes with a Win32 subdirectory, a nice ECMAScript configure.js that takes an optional bunch of parameters and a readme which explains that after running the configure, 'nmake. Nmake install' should do the trick.

(Obviously it isn't quite that easy or I wouldn't be posting here!) xmlsec also depends on a number of other libraries (see here for a graphic). I have downloaded the sources for those libraries. My problem is that I don't know how to arrange those sources, or what to tell the configure.js script, in order to get a build to work. For instance, the nmake process complains that it can't find 'iconv.h' (iconv is one of the required libraries), which is not surprising because there isn't one. Instead there is an 'iconv.h.in' and an 'iconv.h.build.in'. Which I don't know what to do with to produce the required 'iconv.h'. (I am using MS Visual Studio 2010 at the command prompt (which I think is the recommended approach.) Does anybody out there know how to do this?

Any help at all would be very much appreciated. TIA Mike Peat. Have you tried the Msys with Mingw32 compiler? In Msys, you can do make and make install trick. I have successful with Msys in compile xmlsec. If you want to use Msys and have difficulties, I can help.