Fusion Applications 11.1.1.5.1 Installation Part IV – Extend WebLogic Domain to include OIM/OAM and configure OIM
This post covers part III of Fusion Applications 11.1.1.5.1 Installation, configure Identity and Policy Store for Fusion Application. For previous steps check below links
- Part I – Install Identity and Access Management Software for FA
- Part II – Configure OID for Fusion Applications
- Part III – Configure Policy and Identity Store
OIM/OAM 11g installation and other key tasks required for administrators is also covered in my book
During Part II Configure OID for Fusion Applications step, you created WebLogic Domain with one Admin Server and one Managed Server. In this step we will extend this WebLogic Domain to include OIM/OAM/SOA (SOA is required for OIM)
1. Start WebLogic Domain configuration by running config.sh from $MW_HOME/oracle_common/common_bin (This config.sh is different from $ORACLE_HOME/bin/config.sh which is used to configure OIM)
2. Select extend an existing WebLogic Domain
3. Select following components
a) Oracle Identity Manager
b) Oracle Access Manager with Database Policy Store
Note: Installer will automatically select dependent components like SOA, OWSM..
4. On configure JDBC detail screen, provide database, schema name, password etc. created using RCU (Repository Creation Utility)
5. On configuration summary screen, if you get warning CFGFWK-60322 server listen ports in your domain ... you can safely ignore this error message.
6. Restart Administration Server and ODSM Managed Server (Do not start OIM managed Server yet).
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Configure OIM
1. Configure Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) using IAM ORACLE_HOME/bin/config.sh
( There are four Oracle Home ORACLE_HOME under Middleware Home MW_HOME
a) Common ORACLE_HOME under $MW_HOME/oracle_common – containing JRF and other common files
b) IAM ORACLE_HOME under $MW_HOME/iam (This directory name can be different) – containing OIM, OAM, OAAM
c) IDM ORACLE_HOME under $MW_HOME/idm (This directory name can be different) – containing OID, OVD, OIF
d) SOA ORACLE_HOME under $MW_HOME/soa (This directory name can be different) – containing SOA )
Note: You must select LDAPSync and integration with OAM during OIM configuration.
2. Restart Admin Server and start OIM/OAM managed server.
In next post I’ll cover steps to configure OIM integration with OAM