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Webserivces are one of the best methods to communicate 2 systems. Data is transmitted between the system over the network needs to be safe. Webservices security is very important.

Here are some of the links that will be useful for implementing the webservice security. Later I will post the detailed steps for the implementing the webservice security.

Oracle Support documents

E-IB: How to Implement WS Encryption for Inbound Web Services Security (Doc ID 661275.1)
E-IB: How to Setup Inbound WS-Security Processing Using SAML Token in Integration Broker (Doc ID 1322740.1)
E-PORTAL: WSRP Red Paper For PeopleTools 8.49-8.50 (Doc ID 1073454.1)
E-SEC: Does Peoplesoft Support the Securty Assertion Markup Lanuage (SAML) Directly? (Doc ID 623055.1)

PeopleBook Links

Home > PeopleBooks > Enterprise PeopleTools 8.50 PeopleBook: Integration Broker Administration > Setting Up Secure Integration Environments > Understanding WS-Security Processing using SAML Tokens


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Prerequisites for Implementing WS-Security in PeopleSoft Integration Broker Implementing WS-Security for Inbound Integrations (Username Tokens)

Backgroud :
Find out about ReCAPTCHA here :- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReCAPTCHA
CAPTCHA :- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAPTCHA



You can use this for the forgot password component , carrer login page (applicant login) or any other similar pages strighat way.

Following are modified steps from the reCAPTCHA website for the PeopleSoft Implementation.

First, go to the reCAPTCHA web site and create an account. As part of that account creation process you'll have to specify the domain your reCAPTCHA will be protecting. The reCAPTCHA site will will give you a key pair for that domain. The key pair allows you to authenticate your reCAPTCHA requests to the reCAPTCHA servers

Second, Create the HTML Area in the PeopleSoft page where you want the ReCaptcha to apper
in the HTML Defination add the follwing Java script code, you need to enclose it with form tags.
make sure you replace   - with the public key from the key pair created in reCaptcha website.

Download the Java API library in the following location

http://code.google.com/p/recaptcha/downloads/list?q=label:java-Latest - Place the jar file in the class path/folder for the java in the appserver.

Add button on the page, similar to submit button for the page, on field change of the button you can write the code as below.

PS: Make sure you replace the private in code with the private key generated by reCaptcha for your domain.
Hope this will be helpfull.