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_x000D_ I thought about using RequestBuilder to send the authentication requests, and follow the tutorial you pointed to. But after more consideration I guess the Same-Origin-Policy is going to prevent you to do ajax calls to another website from the client side in some browser. You also have to make sure that your domain is in HTTPS before calling remote HTTPS url. And you might run into other problems if you follow that path... Conclusion: I suggest making those calls from the server using plain old java code.