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In Servlet plug-in, how can we get a SecureCredentialsStore object? F

rawich
In Servlet plug-in, how can we get a SecureCredentialsStore object?

From the document, injection of services is not yet supported for Servlet plug-in.
forum.appian.com/.../Custom_Servlet_Plug-ins.html

From Java API, the ServiceLocator doesn't have a method that return this service.
forum.appian.com/.../ServiceLocator.html

Thank you,
-Rawich

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    @shyamb, we're working on the integration to a content management system, built by extending Amazon S3 interface.

    In a SAIL form, we call the plug-in function that perform a search for documents matching search criteria. The search results include document IDs, which then used to construct URLs to the Servlet plug-in, to download the documents. All of these happen in the SAIL form, without submitting it, and no document is stored in Appian, in this use case.

    I'll update back, once we found a good solution.
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    @shyamb, we're working on the integration to a content management system, built by extending Amazon S3 interface.

    In a SAIL form, we call the plug-in function that perform a search for documents matching search criteria. The search results include document IDs, which then used to construct URLs to the Servlet plug-in, to download the documents. All of these happen in the SAIL form, without submitting it, and no document is stored in Appian, in this use case.

    I'll update back, once we found a good solution.
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