Archive Daily Archives: February 19, 2010

Protecting WebLogic Server application using Oracle Entitlement Server

This post talks about protecting a WebLogic server application using Oracle Entitlement Server. This means coarse grained access which is page level access based on user user roles. Though OES is meant for fine grained access, we will discuss how a basic WL app can be protected at first. Later if you want to provide […]

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Troubleshooting WebLogic Server

This post will present troubleshooting tips for errors that will across in WebLogic server. Error: Problem invoking WLST – java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Bad version number in .class file Done Scenario: Trying to stop WebLogic Server Solution: The jdk version used while creating the domain is not supported. Use higher version ( present in the same WebLogic server […]

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Oracle Identity & Access Management Questions & Answers

Identity and Access Management: Q: What is an identity? A: An identity is a piece of information used to identify an entity whether it is a user or group etc.,. LDAP: Q: What is an object class and their different types? A: An object class specifies set of attributes that are used to define an […]

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Integration between Oracle Access Manager and Oracle Entitlement Server

This post describes the aspects of the integration between Oracle Entitlement Server and Oracle Access Manager. As we know that from 11g onwards, Oracle recommends OAM for authentication, SSO and OES for Authorization. Hence it’s always good to know how this integration works. Frankly, there is no integration between OAM and OES. The ease of […]

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Re-install ALES Schema

It is pretty straight forward to create the ALES schema using DB Config tool. I am writing here something which is not documented anywhere as to how to re-run the DB config tool if wrong values are specified for oes username or password etc.,               Here are the steps to be followed to revert and re-run […]

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Installing OES on 11g R1 Weblogic 10.3.1

Now its time to share the information that OES Admin server works with Weblogic server 10.3.1 though its not certified. The steps followed are as shown in blog. I have also tried with WLS 10.3.2 and it worked fine with Admin server and patching to CP3 had no problems. We are also able to access […]

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Oracle Access Manager and Weblogic Portal integration.

This post will bring out the key points involved in the integration between Weblogic Portal and Oracle Access Manager using SSPI Connector. Major Products involved: 1. Weblogic Portal 10.3.0 2. OAM 10.1.4.3 3. SSPI Connector 10.1.4.2.2 Key Points: 1. Create portaldmin user in OAM (as in user store) and assign Admin rights. 2. Create group […]

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OAM Password Policies

This post outlines the password policies, user challenges in Oracle Access Manager that are possible OOTB. Lost Password Policy: Lost Password Policy creation is used to challenge the user with registered questions at first login and followed by reset password. Password Policy: Password Policy is used for specifying the Password Specifications (if any), Password validity […]

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Integrating Access Manager with Oracle SSO

The following steps discuss the integration of Oracle Access Manager with Oracle Application Server. (This is not applicable to a standalone oc4j.). 1. User accesses OAM protected application deployed on Oracle Application Server and webgate intercepts that request. 2. Webgate checks with the Access Server if the resource is protected. 3. When the resource is […]

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Caveats & Bugs identified while installing OAM on Linux

Ensure that following conditions are met while installing OAM on linux. Typically you will face issue after webpass installation while starting HTTP Server. OAM 10.1.4.3: 1. While starting OIS Server Error: /disk1/oracle/Middleware/OAM/identity/oblix/apps/common/bin/ois_server: error while loading shared libraries: libdl.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory rm: error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6: […]

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