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I have a sharepoint server with a claims-based authentication (ADFS server).

I have a Java app that needs to push data to a sharepoint list, preferably over the REST API, and with the additional requirement of needing to do it securely (authenticated and over https).

Has anyone done anything like this? I having the hardest time finding any solution that isn't "code the entire sharepoint/adfs/kerberos auth conversation from the ground up, just to get a fedAuth cookie"

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This seems like a brutal task. The sources I have read say there really isn't much you can do EXCEPT code your java from the ground up. Maybe you could try writing a .NET app, and use your java to talk to that? It seems like a roundabout way to do it, but then you would know exactly how to interface with it and still be able to use the SharePoint API on the .NET end. I know that's not an ideal solution - just brainstorming. – Matt May 16 '12 at 15:43

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Hi Trek I please see this links

http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Remote-Authentication-in-b7b6f43c

Using C# how we pass authentication to sharepoint online site. This may help u.

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One cool way to do this is to enter a mediation web service if you have the capability... Write a .net webservice which accepts the parameters you need and use the .net client side api to enter in the info... I think this will be the least headache for you.

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