How to call a .NET web service with Kerberos (or NTLM) authentication from Oracle PL/SQL

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We are calling a .NET web service from our oracle database using the sys.utl_http package. We have also tested with the sys.utl_dbws package.

This works fine when there is no security on the .NET web service. However, we would like to use sys.utl_http or sys.utl_dbws to call a .NET web service with Kerberos or NTLM authentication.

We're currently struggling with this. Any hints on how to solve it?

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