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I'm trying to call a servlet plugin(hosted in SSO) using a java client , htt
senthilkumark
over 8 years ago
I'm trying to call a servlet plugin(hosted in SSO) using a java client , http status code is 200 but response content shows the html with SSO page to authenticate .
How do I add any input security credentials call a custom servlet plugin from a process model ?
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rawich
over 8 years ago
If you're using Apache HttpClient or similar Java client, you can first retrieve that login page (which you already done), and then do a POST with your login credentials, as if you're submitting the login form using browser. After that, your Java HTTP client should receive cookies representing authenticated session with the SSO system. Then reuse that HTTP client to invoke the target Servlet.
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rawich
over 8 years ago
If you're using Apache HttpClient or similar Java client, you can first retrieve that login page (which you already done), and then do a POST with your login credentials, as if you're submitting the login form using browser. After that, your Java HTTP client should receive cookies representing authenticated session with the SSO system. Then reuse that HTTP client to invoke the target Servlet.
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