Callling a BSP from a java stack without EP.

hey guys,
we have set up an silent authentication on our java stack.
Now we are trying to call our good old bsp from from the java Stack.
Does anyone knows how could we call a bsp and keep the authentication?
thanks for your help.
Quentin

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in fact I did succeed, the problem was that even after domain-relaxation done by the J2EE, I had to change the domain of th SAP cookie to the bbbb.domain.com to be understood (I would have thought that all hosts in/under domain .domain would have accepted such a cookie but it seems that no...).
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My current scenario is: in a first request get a SAP Logon Ticket from the Java Stack, then change its domain and then directly call the backend with it.
You can do that but there is no Client involved in this scenario. So this is useful if you just want to test the functionality (e.g. authentication to J2EE using Header Variables (This works finally!!!) and then use the fetched Logon Ticket to test SSO against any trusted Backend!!)
So everything's is in a Java Client application without using any redirection.
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No, you should initially authenticate somewhere! I thought that maybe you had some resource you access before accessing the Java Stack. This could be any application (e.g. deployed on a Tomcat or JBOSS or other server or if you like even SAP J2EE). After authenticating there you are aware of the username and could use it to procceed (e.g. Authenticate against the J2EE using the same user and HTTP Header authentication for that particular user!)
That servlet will transfer the http header (with the HttpClient app) in order to get from the Java Stack a SAP Logon ticket, and then to redirect to the resource and by sending back the cookie in client browser. Am I correct?
This was just a suggestion because I realized that there was no Client ever involved in any of your testing (looked strange to me!). I was just thinking that it would be easier for you to just get the Cookie into your Browser so your Browser would do the rest for you (in your case finally send the Logon Ticket Cookie to your Backend to test SSO using Logon Tickets!).
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This way of doing would simplify the calls for sso for each new application needing authentication, instead of having all code each time in it...
I'm stuck again! Do you want to authenticate an End User or do you want to authenticate an application that needs to call any resources in your Backend that requires authentication?
So my problem now, is how to call the servlet from the client browser:
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A JSP is a servlet too. There is just no JAVA Class involved!
You do not need any POST Request to invoke a Servlet.
I see that my servlet is deployed, but I don't how what path to give to my form to invoke the servlet, here follows my web.xml
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I just introduced the redirectURL because you were talking about redirects all the time. So if you finally want to call the Backend you could define the Backend URL in the redirectURL Parameter and the Servlet will make sure that you are redirected to this location after the whole process!
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