Writing Partner Application Using Java SSO APIs

Hi
Following the document "Oracle9iAS Single Sign-On Application Developer's Guide" to implement Single Sign on
for Partner Applications.
When try to login into the application for the first time they successfully get redirected to the Login Server. The login page for the
Login Server is displayed and prompts for a username and password to be entered. On entering the details for a valid user
get redirected to the SSOSignOnServlet as expected. This servlet then calls the method
setPartnerAppCookie(request, response) on the SSOEnablerServletBean.
This in turn calls the setPartnerAppCookie(request, response) method on the SSOEnablerBean.
This method requests a parameter from the HTTPRequest object which it appears should be added to the request by the Login Server.
However, the request for the parameter returns NULL. This prevents the Servlet from setting the
application cookie and causes the application to fall over.
Error: oracle.security.sso.enabler.SSOEnablerException: java.lang.NullPointerException
Since the example was going into a continuous loop of redirecting to the login
server and then back to the application the following change has been made to the
SSOEnablerServletBean.java file.
// Requested URL (User requested page)
private static String requestUrl =
"http://10.0.7.105:8888/servlet/SSOPartnerServlet";
// Requested URL (User requested page)
private static String requestUrl =
"http://10.0.7.105:8888/servlet/SSOSignOnServlet";
Any reply will be highly appreciated.

I have the same problem here.
Any ideas?
Thank You in advance
Justinas

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