web logic, java ee and third party app login/pass

Sep 29, 2004
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We have a third party app. Lets call it Banana. Banana needs a username and password for us to log into it.

We need to Access Banana from a Java EE app.

The Java EE App is going to be hosted by Web Logic.

Is there a way for Web Logic to store the login/pass data and for our application to access that data?

So the login/password flow that I am in need of is:
Web Logic -> Java code (Java EE app)

I am trying to avoid writing my own encryption and using a flat file.
 

beginner99

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Jun 2, 2009
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Why not just have a login in Java EE app and then send the credentials to banana? Storing them at a second place, especially unencrypted is a absolute no-go.

Ideally you have SSO but then yeah maybe banana doesn't even support that but doesn't hurt to ask supplier. Also maybe it has an API?
 
Jun 18, 2000
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You have the entire Fusion Middleware platorm or just vanilla weblogic? FMW comes with a framework called the Credential Store. You store encrypted passwords in it and retrieve them through an api.

There's an administrative console for maintenance and rotation. And i think you can use the weblogic scripting tool if you need to update it from the command line, say if the port is blocked outside the app server.

edit: Just saw this thread is a month old. Man this sub is dead. Hope you got an answer already.:eek:
 
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