Configuring the Pagelet Producer Service

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24.4.4.2 Basic Login and NTLM Login

This section describes how to configure autologin for a resource that prompts for authentication with basic or NTLM authentication.

1. On the Autologin page for the resource, expand the Basic Login or NTLM Login

section.

2. In the Username and Password sections, choose the appropriate authentication

source and enter a value as necessary. For details on how to configure these properties, see the next section, Section 24.4.4.3, Authentication Sources .

24.4.4.3 Authentication Sources

Authentication sources define the source for login fields. The following table describes each of the authentication field source values:

24.4.5 Headers

Some header elements should be blocked from being passed to back-end applications. For example, when using delegated third-party SSO authentication, the SSO system might insert some headers that need not be passed to the back-end applications. When passed, these headers might interfere with the back-end application functionality. The Headers page allows you to choose Request and Response headers that should be dropped from the HTTP that is provided by the Pagelet Producer. To add a header to the list, click Create and enter the header name in the field provided. The Content-Length header is always implicitly dropped, because manipulating content during the proxying operation renders the content length invalid in almost all cases.

24.4.6 Pagelets

The Pagelets section lists the pagelets associated with the resource. Note: Basic authentication transmits passwords as plain text, and therefore, it must not be used in production systems. Further, it is strongly recommended that the underlying transport is HTTPS. Table 24–2 Pagelet Producer Authentication Field Sources Field Description Static Use the static source when the authentication field is the same for all users accessing the resource. Type the static value in the field provided. Profile The Profile source uses properties from the users Oracle WebCenter profile to supply credential data for authentication. Vault he Vault source prompts the user for credentials the first time the resource is accessed. The supplied credentials are stored in the credential vault, and each subsequent access to that resource is authenticated with the stored credentials. In the second field, enter the name of the credential vault to use, or leave the entry as default to use the server vault. Shared Vault The same as the Vault option, except Vault stores one value per key per user, while Shared Vault stores one value per key for all users