Instant Portal login.jsp

Hi
We are looking at Oracle's Instant Portal product which seems to do what we need except as this system is to be used solely internally the project manager has decreed that no login is required (Instant Portal requires an authenticated user and does not support public pages). So unless someone has a better method I have been working on modifying Oracle's default login.jsp script and hard coding a read only users username and password. These works but the user still has to press the submit key. Is there a way to auto submit this page? Is there a better way to achieve this? Note I have never used jsp so a simple example script would help.
I have check out some of Oracle's SSO doco but there is a lot to learn and the project manager is not going to give me the time I suspect he will just choose another product. So I am hoping for a quick and simple solution from the forum.

Can you elaborate on this 3rd Party Integration Module you are suggesting. You are correct that in addition to the read only user access some other means is required to access the system using a more privileged account. I had intended to create two separate logins, the first being the default one with the read-only username imbedded and the second would required a username and password.

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