I have a batch process written in java, that access multiple web services during its execution. Some of these services are soap based and other are REST based.
My requirement is that when batch process wants to invoke the services, it should first pragmatically obtain a SAML authentication token and in case of REST, an oauth2.0 access token.
I am aware of SAML SSO Browser profile, but that seems to require an actual user entering user id and password. IS there a way that my batch process can simply submit user id/password to SAML server and obtain authentication token?
My requirement is that when batch process wants to invoke the services, it should first pragmatically obtain a SAML authentication token and in case of REST, an oauth2.0 access token.
I am aware of SAML SSO Browser profile, but that seems to require an actual user entering user id and password. IS there a way that my batch process can simply submit user id/password to SAML server and obtain authentication token?