The third in an ongoing series of posts on securing a JSF based app (in this case using ADF components). In the part 1 I plugged OES' Security Module into...
The third in an ongoing series of posts on securing a JSF based app (in this case using ADF components). In the part 1 I plugged OES' Security Module into WebLogic Server. In part 2 I showed how to deploy the app and write OES policies to secure URLs and other objects that WebLogic automatically protects. In this post I'm going to rely on the small chunk code of I provided in a post that discussed calling OES from inside a J2EE app. If you haven't seen that post you should...
The third in an ongoing series of posts on securing a JSF based app (in this case using ADF components). In the part 1 I plugged OES' Security Module into WebLogic Server. In part 2 I showed how...
I was talking to a customer about inserting the Oracle Service Bus (OSB) into their SOA infrastructure. The customer was prepared for a lengthy effort to get...
I was talking to a customer about inserting the Oracle Service Bus (OSB) into their SOA infrastructure. The customer was prepared for a lengthy effort to get OSB to forward the SAML assertion sent from the client on to the service. However, the fact is, the security functionality in OSB supports this use case exactly and with minimal effort. The processing of message level security headers can be handled in two distinct ways in OSB: Pass-Through and Active Intermediary modes....
I was talking to a customer about inserting the Oracle Service Bus (OSB) into their SOA infrastructure. The customer was prepared for a lengthy effort to get OSB to forward the SAML assertion sent...
For my OpenWorld demo I needed to make calls to OES from inside my J2EE web application. There are a bunch of ways to do that - calling the Java API, making...
For my OpenWorld demo I needed to make calls to OES from inside my J2EE web application. There are a bunch of ways to do that - calling the Java API, making SOAP or RMI calls to a remote Security Module, using the tag library, and a few other lesser known ways. All of those ways are just fine, but my all time favorite way to call OES when I'm running inside WebLogic is to let someone else do all the hard work... so I use the OES Control. The public javadoc describes the...
For my OpenWorld demo I needed to make calls to OES from inside my J2EE web application. There are a bunch of ways to do that - calling the Java API, making SOAP or RMI calls to a remote...
Introduction This is an article about security ADF applications using OES. This is part 2 in a two part article. Main Article In my first post I started...
Introduction This is an article about security ADF applications using OES. This is part 2 in a two part article. Main Article In my first post I started discussing using OES to secure an ADF application. In that post I said that I was using ADF as if it was just a bunch of JSF components. Someone kindly pointed out to me that if someone went searching for ADF and OES that my post wouldn't be all that helpful since they'd likely be interested in ADF's built in security model....
Introduction This is an article about security ADF applications using OES. This is part 2 in a two part article. Main Article In my first post I started discussing using OES to secure an...
Introduction This article is about security ADF applications using OES. This part 1 of a two part article in this series. Main Article Before I get into the...
Introduction This article is about security ADF applications using OES. This part 1 of a two part article in this series. Main Article Before I get into the guts of a post allow me to introduce myself. I'm Chris Johnson (nice to meet you) and, like Josh and Brian, am a member of the Fusion Middleware Architecture Group; AKA the A-Team (cue theme music here). When Josh started this blog he invited me to join in and I promised to do so. Today I make good on that promise...
Introduction This article is about security ADF applications using OES. This part 1 of a two part article in this series. Main Article Before I get into the guts of a post allow me to introduce...
Introduction In this post, I review and provide detailed instructions on how to set up SSO for WebCenter. Main Article I have spent a little time recently...
Introduction In this post, I review and provide detailed instructions on how to set up SSO for WebCenter. Main Article I have spent a little time recently setting up single sign on for WebCenter Interaction. My environment is WebCenter Interaction 10.3 running on Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3 on Windows 2003 Server, with an Oracle HTTP Server (Apache 1.3) HTTP Proxy, Oracle Access Manager providing SSO, and Oracle Internet Directory as the LDAP Authentication Server. The...
Introduction In this post, I review and provide detailed instructions on how to set up SSO for WebCenter. Main Article I have spent a little time recently setting up single sign on for WebCenter...
