Hello @Muhammad Qadir ,
Thanks for reaching out.
It's not supported way through Postman because SAML is relied on browser redirection, but Postman provides REST API and only supports REST-based OpenID Connect / OAuth.
Additionally, the reason for the request for Javascript is because the SAML login form relies on Javascript to redirect. Moreover, the issue is that SAML and OAuth are distinct protocols with distinct token types. SAML is XML with a number of assertions (claims), whereas OAuth is JSON with a predefined set of characteristics.
Postman requires a JWT token. It will not function with a SAML token.
Here is similar thread for your reference: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51611446/how-to-execute-saml-enabled-url-in-postman-client-without-using-saml2-disabled
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