LDAP call using a stored function

I am trying to use one of our stored function with the HMTLDB database (like LDAP_GET_FIRST_NAME) within an HTMLDB application. When I issue the following command within SQLPLUS
select cw_ldap_get_first_name('<my_ldap_name>', '<my_password>') from dual;
my first name is displayed by SQLPLUS.
My question is how do I get the my password with HTMLDB?
Do I need to capture it as login time?
Is there a global variable?
Does anyone have any sample code that I can use that will help me run a stored function with HTMLDB and return it into an page ITEM or global ITEM?
Thanks,
Alan

Chet and Scott,
Thank you both. You both help out. It works and I am very greatful, I can not move forward.
Scott you comments reminded me that I was want authenticating using LDAP. My HTMLDB account is the same as my LDAP but with a different password to login as a developer.
Chet you comments helped with things that I was not aware of (like the clearing of the cache after login). So what I did was create an Afte Submit PL/SQL anonymous block in Page Processing Process section after the Get Username Cookie and before the Login. This way I was able to populate the Page 2 page ITEMS.
The After Submit processes were section looks like this:
10 Set Username Cookie
15 Ldap Info
20 Login
30 Clear
Thanks again ... Great Job ... Great Support
Alan
Posts: 108
From: Gainesville, FL
Registered: 1/24/02
Re: LDAP call using a stored function
Posted: Sep 13, 2005 4:50 PM in response to: alanhauptman Reply
If you are using the default login page, which it looks like you are, you won't have access to those page items on page 2. There is a clear cache process that runs after login which...clears the cache on page 101. If you remove it, you should have access to those items on page 2. I would only use this for testing purposes because :P101_PASSWORD is still hanging around.
That looks right to me. I am sure you know this, but you don't have to explicitly declare the variables (I am guessing you are at your wit's end trying to figure it out).
Could you try a SELECT INTO from the table you are trying to get the first name from (as opposed to the function call)? That might help to narrow down the problem...
chet
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Registered: 1/10/01
Re: LDAP call using a stored function
Posted: Sep 13, 2005 5:23 PM in response to: Chet Justice Reply
Alan - You must be using LDAP authentication in the application...
You might look into using an LDAP utility that does an anonymous bind so that no password is required for simple lookups.
Scott

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