Apex Apps configure SSO II

Lets continue with yesterday’s post
http://becomeappsdba.blogspot.com/2007/01/configure-sso-for-apex-application.html

Make sure you have configured Partner Application in Single Sign-On Server as mentioned in previous post.
Unlock flows…. schema
SQL> alter user flows_020200 account unlock; (If your Apex version is 2.0.0.0.0 change acccordingly)

Login to Middle tier $ORACLE_HOME/sso/lib
unzip ssosdk902.zip
This will create packages directory & respective sql scripts in this directory connect as database user flows_020200 & execute loadsdk.sql
SQL>@loadsdk.sql (Make sure you are executing under schema flows_XXXX) This will load software development kit for sso server

Now register sso details in Apex Schema (flows_XXX)
SQL> @regapp.sql
It will prompt you for
Enter value for listener_token: Enter any distinct name like Apex:host_name:port
Enter value for site_id: enter_value_returned_while_registering_sso
Enter value for site_token: enter_value_returned_while_registering_sso
Enter value for login_url: http: // apex_url_here/pls/orasso/orasso.wwsso_app_admin.ls_login
Enter value for encryption_key: enter_value_returned_while_registering_sso
Enter value for ip_check: N

Now configure authentication packages under flows_XXX schema

SQL> @custom_auth_sso.sql
SQL> @custom_auth_sso.plb

Finally lock flows_XXXX schema & grant execute permission to public user
SQL> alter user flows_020200 account unlock;
SQL> grant execute on wwv_flow_custom_auth_sso to APEX_PUBLIC_USER;

Finally in Apex Application, create new authentication scheme (SSO with Apex as partner Application) instead of local database authentication in Apex Application.

configuration steps are mentioned at
http://becomeappsdba.blogspot.com/2007/01/configure-sso-authentication-schemes-in.html

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9 comments
Prashanth says May 3, 2007

Good node on installation of APEX, still more things can be expalined about pre-req XML DB etc..

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Sultan says March 10, 2008

All,
thanks for this great article but i am stuck on one step.
when running the SQL> @custom_auth_sso.plb
i am getting the following error:
253/9 PL/SQL: Statement ignored
253/9 PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to’PARSE_URL_COOKIE’

please help by any way you can contact me

Thanks

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mhammouri says August 14, 2008

Sultan,

Look in the APEX distribution directory “core” for custom_auth_sso_902.sql and custom_auth_sso_902.plb files. See if compiling those works.

Mohammad Hammouri

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sultan says August 16, 2008

thanks mohammad for your comment but i’ve already fix this problem months ago,
again thanks abu osama

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ritts says January 11, 2012

Hi
I am trying to implement SSO for my APEX 4.1 application through Oracle R12. Does anyone know from where can I download the SSO SDK? I am on Linux OS.

Thanks

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Atul Kumar says January 12, 2012

@ Ritts,

You should use 11g OAM which is recommended SSO. Steps to integrate Apex with OAM 11g will be posted today on this blog.

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ritts says January 13, 2012

Thanks Atul!
I actually found the zip file on the ORACLE_HOME of my application server.
I ran the loadsdk.sql file and now trying to run regapp.sql to register my APEX. But, I don’t know how to find out the values for the parameters that sql script asks for. e.g. Site ID, Site Token etc.
I don’t have DBA background so strugling to get this information :). I would really appreciate, if you could tell me where can I get this info.

Thanks

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ritts says January 13, 2012

Update –
I am not able to access the SSO Admin page to register my APEX application as partner application from the URL
http::7777/pls/orasso/

How do I find out if SSO has been configured on the OAS (mine is 10g -10.1.3)?

Thanks

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Atul Kumar says January 13, 2012

@ Ritts, OSSO was with 10.1.2.0.2 and 10.1.4 installers (In 10.1.3 OSSO was not available, though you can configure 10.1.3 with OSSO )

Check if you have OID, as OID is mandatory from OSSO or in database do you have orasso schema ?

If OSSO is not available then go for Oracle Access Manager and steps to integrate are here http://onlineappsdba.com/index.php/2012/01/12/oracle-apex-41-integration-with-oracle-access-manager-oam-11g-for-single-sign-on-sso/

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