Single Sign-On and session information

I have an Oracle Portal application with many Java Web Applications. I wish to
provide Single Sign-On to this applications. I know how to configure Single
Sign-On and how to get the user login in Java. I want to store session
information such as: User First and Last Name, User Social Security Number. I
want to get this information from the database after authentication, store it
in session and then access this information from all my applications.

Are you familiarized with sys_context function?
Hope this is useful help.
BR,
Marcos

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