Problem adding HTTP header to request

Hi all,
My company is wanting to access our Adobe Connect through our
SAP portal without requiring the user to stop and enter their Adobe
Connect password.
The documentation available says that this should be possible
using a combination of SAPSSOEXT (to interrogate the SAP ticket and
authenticate the user coming from the SAP portal) and HTTP header
authentication within Adobe Connect (by inserting the authenticated
username into a custom HTTP header).
However the problem is that I'm intending to use Java, but I
can't find any Java functionality that will allow me to add a
header into an HTTP request.
Has anyone done anything like this before? Any ideas on how
to go about it?
Thanks in advance,
David

In 10.1.3.5, there were several examples or samples in the Oracle BPEL folder. I think there were ones called HTTPGetService and HTTPPostService. You might check to see if they are still around.

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Regards,
Harish

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