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25-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle WebCenter To replicate a single sign-on experience from the end users perspective, the external application service captures the user name and password, and any other credentials for the external application, and supplies it to the WebCenter service or application requiring the credentials. The WebCenter service or other application then uses this information to log in on behalf of the end user. This username and password combination is securely stored in a credential store configured for the WebLogic domain where the application is deployed. The user provides login credentials when prompted, and these credentials are mapped to the WebCenter application user and stored in the credential store configured for the domain. The credential store subsequently supplies that information during authentication to the external application. Unless the external applications credentials change, the user supplies the credentials only once as the mapped information is read from the credential store for future requests. The external applications that are to be used by a WebCenter Portal application can be specified before deployment through a wizard in Oracle JDeveloper, or after deployment through Fusion Middleware Control Console Figure 25–1 or using WLST commands. Post-deployment, external applications specified at design time in JDeveloper display automatically. However, after deployment you must reprovision design-time shared and public credentials using Fusion Middleware Control or WLST commands. For information, see Chapter 28, Configuring the Identity Store, and Chapter 29, Configuring the Policy and Credential Store. Note: When logging in to an external application, if you clear the Remember My Login Information check box, then the credentials provisioned for that user session are lost in the event of a failover in a high availability HA environment. You are prompted to specify the credentials again if you try to access the external application content in the same user session. Note: In WebCenter Spaces, you can register external applications using the External Application task flow available by default, or you can add a task flow to register and manage your applications. For information about registering external applications using External Application task flows in WebCenter Spaces, see the sections Registering External Applications Through WebCenter Administration and Working with the External Application Task Flow in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Users Guide for Oracle WebCenter.