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Domino webservice consumer that should support adding an OAuth authentication token to its header

We need the ability in Domino webservice consumer that should support adding an OAuth authentication token to its header

1.Who needs this?

Developer, Application Owner, required by several webservice providers like SAP, ...


2.What do they want?

Ability to programmatically add a token to the header of a webservice consumer request. Adding a OAuth token to the header is not possible right now as the used Apache Axis library does not support this feature.


3.And why do they want it?

To connect to several webservice providers that provide data access for DOmino applications like SAP.


4.Explain in detail how the feature will be incorporated to the specific use case.

Extend the used Axis library or depend on another implementation that support adding / modify the header of a Domino webservice consumer.

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      Apr 4, 2025

      This should better be not implemented by GET method. This is the most common way to hook up man-in-the-middle hacks by anaylzing access logs, proxy servers, etc.

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      Mar 7, 2025

      Ideally, the webservice consumer should also be "Nomad friendly" so that the LotusScript webservice consumer can be used by an application run on a Nomad web client.

      I would expect that the underlying Axis client will cause problems on Nomad web as it is Java... But I have not tried it yet.

      /John