Web Services with a Site minder protected Environment

Hi All,
I am not sure this is the right group to post this, if not let me know what is the best group or forum to post this.
I am having a problem with invocation of web services which are protected by a site minder SSO. I am trying to access them from the same site minder protected environment.
But I am not able to invoke them.
Please let me know what is the better way to invoke them and is there a way or not? In general if a web services is protected by any kind of SSO then how do we invoke the protected web service?
Thanks
Vasu

If a webservice is protected by a SSO, I don't think you can bypass it without authentication. Coming to Site Minder it should expose the authentication functionality as another web service, so that you go through the SM service first and then to the original webservice. Given that we have been authenticated in the 1st call, SM should allow you in to the 2nd call.
We also have SM in our environment and use one such authentication service for login.
You can check with your SM team for this and accordingly proceed.
Thanks,
Patrick

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