What Happens When the Metadata Tamper-Check is Performed
11.3.4 What Happens When the Metadata Tamper-Check is Performed
At runtime, the integrated Excel workbook regenerates the metadata hash code and provides it to the Fusion web application with the first server request. If the Fusion web application cannot get a match on this hash code, it returns an error to the integrated Excel workbook. On receiving an error from the tamper check process, the integrated Excel workbook reports this failure to the end user and closes the integration framework.11.4 What You May Need to Know About Securing an Integrated Excel Workbook
Note the following points about securing an integrated Excel workbook with a Fusion web application: ■ Data security If you save an Excel workbook containing data downloaded from a Fusion web application to a location, such as a network directory, where other users can access the Excel workbook, the data stored in the Excel workbook is accessible to other users. ■ Security and protection in Microsoft Excel Certain security and protection features that Microsoft Excel provides do not work for workbooks or worksheets that are integrated with a Fusion web application. For example, you cannot use the worksheet protection feature for a worksheet that you integrate with a Fusion web application. You can, however, use Excel’s functionality to set a password on an integrated Excel workbook to prevent unauthorized users from opening or modifying it. For more information about Excel security features, see Excel’s documentation. ■ Integrated Excel workbooks can be configured to cache data, as described in Section 15.2, Restore Server Data Context Between Sessions. Make sure that you do not cache sensitive data in the integrated Excel workbook. ■ If the Fusion web application is running on the https protocol and you have not installed the security certificate on the client, the integrated Excel workbook gives an error on login and the connection is not established. To establish a connection, you must install the security certificate. ■ For applications running in an environment using Oracle Access Manager, the system administrator should ensure that the URL for the ADF Desktop Integration Remote servlet is configured as a protected resource for Oracle Access Manager. For more information, see the Oracle Access Manager Access System Administration Guide. ■ For applications running in an environment using WebGate, set the user-defined parameter filterOAMAuthnCookie to False. For more information, see the chapter on registering partners agents and applications remotely in the Oracle Access Manager Access System Administration Guide.Parts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Introduction to ADF Desktop Integration Introduction to the Master Price List Module
» Setting Up and Executing the Master Price List Module
» Searching a Product Overview of the Fusion Web Application in the Master Price List Module
» What Happens When You Add ADF Desktop Integration to Your JDeveloper Project
» In the Workbook group of the Oracle ADF tab, click Workbook Properties.
» How to Add Additional Worksheets to an Integrated Excel Workbook
» ADF Desktop Integration Designer Task Pane Using the Bindings Palette
» Using the Components Palette Using the Property Inspector
» Using the Binding ID Picker Using the Expression Builder
» Using the Web Page Picker Using the File System Folder Picker
» Using the Page Definition Picker Using the Collection Editors
» Introduction to ADF Desktop Integration Form-Type Components Inserting an ADF Button Component
» Inserting an ADF Label Component
» Inserting an ADF Input Text Component
» Inserting an ADF Output Text Component
» Inserting an ADF List of Values Component
» Using Navigation Buttons Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» What Happens at Runtime When a Custom Upload Dialog Appears
» What Happens at Runtime When an ADF Table Component Deletes Rows in a Fusion Web Application
» Row Flagging in an ADF Table Component
» Click OK. How to Manually Add Key Column At Design Time
» How to Configure a Dynamic Column What Happens at Runtime When Data Is Downloaded or Uploaded
» What Happens at Runtime When You Limit the Number of Rows a Component Downloads
» What Happens at Runtime When the ADF Table Component Clears Cached Values
» Introduction to Adding Interactivity to an Integrated Excel Workbook
» Inserting Values in ADF Table Columns from a Web Page Pick Dialog
» Click OK. How to Create an Advanced Search Form in an Integrated Excel Workbook
» Adding a Form to an Integrated Excel Workbook
» What Happens at Runtime When a Cell Displays a Hyperlink using EL Expression
» Using Labels in an Integrated Excel Workbook
» Using Styles to Improve the User Experience
» What Happens at Runtime to the Branding Items in an Integrated Excel Workbook
» Introduction to Internationalizing Your Integrated Excel Workbook
» Localization in ADF Desktop Integration
» What Happens When the Metadata Tamper-Check is Performed
» Error Reporting Using EL Expressions
» Error Reporting Using Component Actions
» What Happens at Runtime When You Configure a Workbook to Handle Data Conflicts
» Testing Your Integrated Excel Workbook
» How to Publish an Integrated Excel Workbook Using the Command Line Publish Tool
» What Happens When You Publish an Integrated Excel Workbook
» Deploying a Published Workbook with Your Fusion Web Application
» How to Configure the Page Definition File for the Worksheet to Receive Parameters
» Click Worksheet Properties in the Oracle ADF tab. Click OK.
» Introduction to Disconnected Workbooks
» Caching Lists of Values for Use in Disconnected Mode
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