This section describes ways to configure Outbound HTTP connections to access resources which are protected. The Outbound HTTP Connection services support the connection of remote sites, such as Twitter, Dropbox, or Facebook, which are protected with a OAuth 2.0 authentication protocol. Establish OAuth 2.0 authenticated connections.You can protect the access to the remote host by an authentication mechanism. Authenticating outbound HTTP connections.

The outbound HTTP connection service provides an administration infrastructure with a central point of administration for all outbound HTTP connections that are defined in the portal environment. Learn about portal features that pertain to the Web 2.0 generation type of Web user interface.Īpplications in your HCL Portal and the related user activities can require outbound HTTP connections to remote computer systems. Also, learn about integrating features such as single sign-on, cooperative sharing of information using the property broker, and migrating Struts applications to the portlet environment. Get an overview of the process of creating portlets, learn about the concepts of the APIs used to develop portlets, and view the samples to get you started. This section includes developer documentation on extending applications and development assets for HCL Portal and HCL Web Content Manager. Find information about how to install, configure, maintain, and use HCL Web Content Manager and HCL Portal Server, Enable, and Extend solutions. Welcome to the product documentation for HCL Digital Experience. HCL Digital Experience Product Documentation.

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