Select the form you want for example, Solaris. Then, click OK.
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» Starting the Design Console Assignment Windows
» Search Operations Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Forms Accessible from the Design Console
» Introduction to Adapters Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Types of Adapters Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Automatic Compilation of Adapters
» Compiling Adapters Manually Compiling Adapters
» To compile every adapter that resides within the Oracle Identity Manager
» To enable the adapter to automate a process task, select Process Task T.
» Select the type of adapter you want, for example, Process Task T. Then, click OK.
» From the toolbar, click Save.
» Tabs of the Adapter Factory Form
» Click Add. About Adapter Variables
» Modifying an Adapter Variable
» Select the adapter that contains the adapter variable you want to edit, for example,
» Click the Variable List tab and double-click the row header of the adapter variable
» Make the necessary edits, for example, changing the adapter variables data type
» On the Edit a Variable toolbar, click Save. The modified information about the
» Deleting an Adapter Variable
» Click Delete. About Adapter Variables
» Click Add. Creating Adapter Tasks
» Click an option—for example, New Object Instance—and click Continue. The Add
» Click Set. Creating Adapter Tasks
» On the Add an Adapter Factory Task window toolbar, click Save. The information
» On the toolbar, click Close. The Add an Adapter Factory Task window
» To compile the adapter, click Build.
» Click Continue. Creating Adapter Tasks
» Optional. If you want your remote task to be reusable, select the Persistent
» From the Add an Adapter Factory Task window, select a JAR file, class file,
» From the Add an Adapter Factory Task window toolbar, click Save.
» From this window toolbar, click Close.
» Creating a Stored Procedure Task
» For Oracle Identity Manager Installations that use Oracle Database, copy the
» Select the adapter to which you wish to add a stored procedure task, for example,
» Click the Adapter Tasks tab.
» Select the Functional Task option.
» From the display area to the right of the option, select Stored Procedure, and click
» In the Task Name field, enter the name of the stored procedure task you are
» In the Description text area, you can enter a description for this stored procedure
» Click the Database list. The databases, which are defined in the IT Resources form,
» Click the Schema list. The schemas appear, which are associated with the
» Optional. Repeat steps 3 through 13 to create additional stored procedure tasks
» Optional. If you want your utility task to be reusable, select Persistent Instance,
» Click the Application API list. The class files appear, which belong to the
» From the Add an Adapter Factory Task windows toolbar, click Save. The
» From this windows toolbar, click Close.
» To Create an Oracle Identity Manager API Task
» Select the adapter to which you wish to add an Oracle Identity Manager API task,
» Select the Utility Task option.
» From the display area to the right of the option, select Xellerate API, and click
» Click Continue. The Add an Adapter Factory Task window is displayed.
» Close the Add an Adapter Factory window to activate the main screen. The Oracle
» Optional. To create additional Oracle Identity Manager API tasks for the adapter,
» Reassigning the Value of an Adapter Variable
» Click Add. The Adapter Task Selection window is displayed.
» From the display area, select SET VARIABLE, and click Continue. The Add Set
» On the toolbar in the Add Set Variable Task Parameters window, click Save. The
» On the Add Set Variable Task Parameters window toolbar, click Close. The Add
» Select the adapter to which you wish to add a logic task for example, the Check
» Select the Logic Task option.
» From the display area, select the type of logic task you want to create. Then, click
» From the Add Adapter Factory Logic Task Parameters window toolbar, click Save.
» From this window toolbar, click Close. The Add Adapter Factory Logic Task
» On the toolbar, click Close.
» To recompile the adapter, click Build.
» Select the task that must be placed inside of another task, and click the Right
» On the toolbar, click Save. To compile the adapter, click Build.
» Click Delete. On the toolbar, click Save.
» Click Add. Working with Responses
» Click the field that appears within the Description column.
» Enter a description for this response for example, The user was created successfully..
» Double-click the field that appears within the Status column.
» Click the desired status level for example, Completed C. Then, click OK. Click the Responses tab.
» Click Delete. Working with Responses
» Enable the desired check boxes. Then, from the toolbar, click Save.
» Double-click the Form Description field. A Lookup dialog box appears with the
» Select the form you want for example, Solaris. Then, click OK.
» Click Save. Then, click Close
» Associating Rule Generators with Processes
» Removing Rule Generators from Form Fields
» Open the Data Object Manager form.
» Select the form that contains a rule generator you want to remove.
» The selected form, along with its rule generators, appear in the Data Object
» Click the rule generator that you want to remove from the form field.
» Click Delete. Working with Rule Generator Adapters
» Disabling and Re-enabling Adapters Working with Entity Adapters
» Open the Process Definition form, which is located in the Process Management
» Select the process, which contains a task to which you want to attach an adapter.
» Double-click the row header of the task to which you want to attach a task
» Click the Assignment tab. The Assignment dialog box is displayed.
» Double-click the Priority field. From this field, set the priority number for the
» Double-click the Rule lookup field. From the Lookup dialog box that is displayed,
» Double-click the Target Type lookup field. From the Lookup dialog box that is
» Double-click the Adapter lookup field. From the Lookup dialog box that is
» On the toolbar that is displayed within the Assignment tab, click Save.
» Click Map. Working with Task Assignment Adapters
» Set the mappings for each variable that appears in the Adapter Variables region of
» On the toolbar, click Save. Then, click Close.
» Open the Form Designer form.
» Query for the form to which you want to attach a prepopulate adapter for
» Click Add. Working with Prepopulate Adapters
» From the Field Name combo box, select the form field, such as User ID, to which
» In the Order field, enter the priority number of the rule you selected in Step 11, for
» On the prepopulate Adapters window toolbar, click Save.
» On the Map Adapter Variable window toolbar, click Save. Then, click Close.
» Removing Prepopulate Adapters from Form Fields
» Click Delete. The prepopulate adapter is removed from the form field. It cannot be
» Click Add. Working with Process Task Adapters
» To access Oracle Identity Manager adapters, click the Adapter option.
» From the Handler Selection windows toolbar, click Save.
» Click OK. Working with Process Task Adapters
» On the Editing Task window toolbar, click Save. Click the Integration tab.
» Click OK. On the toolbar, click Close.
» Adapter Mapping Information Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Oracle Identity Manager receives the request and creates an Assign Roles request
» Oracle Identity Manager initiates an SoD validation with Oracle Applications
» Mapping Oracle Identity Manager Attributes
» Sending Event Callbacks Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Import CallbackConfiguration.xml to the Metadata Services MDS repository
» Troubleshooting the Callback Service
» Click Save. Event Handler Manager Form
» Double-click the Form Description field.
» Click OK. Data Object Manager Form
» Enter a name for the rule in the Name field.
» Select the target resource with which this rule is to be associated in the Object
» Enter a description for the rule in the Description field.
» Go to the Rule definition to which you want to add elements.
» Click Add Rule Element on the Rule Elements tab.
» Select a user-related data item from the User Data menu.
» Select an operator from the Operator menu.
» Overview of Business Rule Definition Overview of Task Creation
» Define the Metadata for the Scheduled Task
» Configure the Scheduled Task XML File
» Develop the Scheduled Task Class
» Add a plugin element for each scheduled task that you are adding.
» Create the Directory Structure for the Scheduled Task
» Background of the Plug-in Framework
» Configuring Plug-ins Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Set the values for WLS_HOME and OIM_HOME in ant.properties.
» Build the wlfullclient.jar in Oracle WebLogic server:
» Change directories to WLS_HOMEserverlib.
» About Mapped Values Plug-in Points
» An Overview of User Management Operations
» Create the metadata XML file containing definitions of all the custom events.
» Troubleshooting an Event Handler
» Login to the Administrative and User Console, and then click Advanced.
» In the Welcome page, under Configuration, click Manage Resource.
» Click Search. Viewing Resource Details
» Select the Organization Associated For the Resource option.
» Rearranging Elements Operations on the Workflow Visualizer
» General Tab Accessing the Task Details
» Depends On Tab This tab displays the task name that the current task is
» Information Workflow Designer Main Page
» Display Options Clicking Display Options opens the Set Display Options
» Generate Image Clicking Generate Image saves the current view of the
» Legend Clicking Legend opens the Legend dialog box, which is shown in
» Depending on whether you want to set or remove specific access permissions Click Update.
» If you want to unassign an administrative role, select the Unassign check box in
» Click Assign Role. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» For the administrative roles that you want to assign to the IT resource, select the
» Click Update Permissions. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Depending on the changes that you want to make, select or deselect the check
» From the list of IT resources displayed in the search results, click the Delete icon
» To confirm that you want to delete the IT resource, click Confirm Delete.
» Select or clear the Encrypted option.
» Click Save. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» Creating a Rule Rule Designer Form
» Click Add Element. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» From the Toolbar of the Edit Rule Element dialog box, click Save, and click Close. Click Add Rule.
» Select a nested rule and click Save. Click Close.
» In the Name field, enter the name of the resource object.
» To request the resource object for a user, select Order For User.
» Double-click the Type lookup field.
» If you want to be able to request the resource object for yourself, select the Self Click Save.
» Click Assign. Click OK. Click Delete. Click Assign.
» Click Delete. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» Click Assign. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» Click OK. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» Click Add Field. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» Enter the name of the field on the target resource or trusted source in the Field
» Select one of the following values from the menu in the Field Type field:
» Select the Required check box.
» Click Delete Field. Managing Resources By Using the Design Console
» Select a value from the Rule Action menu.
» Click Save, and close the Add a new Action Rule dialog box.
» On the Resource Object tab, create the ActDir resource object for trusted source
» Select the Trusted Source check box on the Resource Object tab.
» Click the System Management tab, and then click System Configuration.
» Optional. If you have selected the User option in the From box, double-click the
» Add information in the Subject field.
» Click Save. Email Definition Form
» Double-click the Object Name lookup field.
» Double-click the Table Name lookup field. Click Save.
» Click Add. Process Definition Form
» In the Task Name field, enter the name of the process task.
» From the Toolbar of the Creating New Task window, click Save. Then, click Close.
» Click Delete. Process Definition Form
» Click Save. Process Definition Form
» Double-click Process Data Field, and select the correct mapping from the Lookup
» Double-click the Process Data Field field.
» Select the Reconciliation Field Mappings tab.
» Click Delete Map. Process Definition Form
» Click Assign. Process Definition Form
» Click OK. Process Definition Form
» Modifying a Process Tasks General Information
» In the Description field, enter explanatory information about the process task.
» Optional. In the Duration area, enter the expected completion time of the process
» To enable a user to cancel the process task if its status is Pending, select the Allow
» Optional. If the process task is Rejected, you might want Oracle Identity Manager
» From the Child Table box, select the child table of the custom form where Oracle
» Select Conditional and specify the condition to be met for the task to be added to
» To assign an event handler to the process task, select the System option.
» Select the event handler or adapter that you want to assign to the process task.
» From the Handler Selection windows Toolbar, click Save. Click OK.
» Click Map. Process Definition Form
» Complete the Map To, Qualifier, IT Asset Type, IT Asset Property, Literal Value,
» From the Preceding Tasks region, click Delete.
» Click the Task Dependency tab.
» From the Dependent Tasks region, click Assign. Click OK.
» From the Dependent Tasks region, click Delete.
» In the Responses region, click Add.
» Enter information in the Response field.
» Enter information in the Description field. This field contains explanatory
» Double-click the Status lookup field.
» From the Responses region, click Delete.
» From the Tasks to Generate region, click Assign.
» In the Undo Tasks region, click Assign.
» Click OK. From the Undo Tasks region, click Delete.
» From the Recovery Tasks region, click Assign.
» Click OK. From the Recovery Tasks region, click Delete.
» Click Assign. Click OK. Double-click the Status lookup field. Click Save.
» Double-click the row heading of the process task, which has a status that you want
» Click the Task to Object Status Mapping tab.
» Select the desired process task status.
» Double-click the Object Status lookup field.
» Click Save. Click the Assignment tab. Click Add.
» In the Table Name field, enter the name of the database table that is associated
» In the Description field, enter explanatory information about the form.
» Select the Process option. This is because the form is assigned to a provisioning
» Adding a Data Field to a Form
» In the Additional Columns tab, click Add.
» In the Name field, enter the name of the data field, which is displayed in the
» Double-click the Variant Type lookup field.
» In the Order field, enter the sequence number, which will represent where the Click Save.
» Click Delete. Form Designer Form
» Click Assign. Click OK. Click Delete.
» Click Save. Form Designer Form
» Click Add Property. Form Designer Form
» Click Delete Property. Form Designer Form
» Click Assign. Form Designer Form
» Select the user group, and assign it to the record of the user-created form.
» Click OK. Form Designer Form
» If you want this user group to be able to remove information from the current
» Creating an Additional Version of a Form
» Search for the specific form of which you want to create a different version.
» Click the Current Version box.
» Click the Create New Version button.
» In the Label field, enter the name of the additional version of the form.
» From the Create a New Version windows toolbar, click Save.
» From this toolbar, click Close.
» In the Code field, enter the code that represents the error message definition.
» In the Description field, enter a description for the error message.
» In the Remedy field, you can enter a description for how to correct the condition
» In the Help URL field, you can enter the link to the URL that contains an online
» Optional Double-click the Action Lookup field.
» Optional Double-click the Severity Lookup field. From the Lookup dialog box
» In the Note field, enter explanatory information about the error message.
» Click Save. Error Message Definition Form
» Overview of Process Management Developing Reconciliation Scheduled Tasks
» Overview Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» In the Code field, enter the name of the lookup definition.
» In the Field field, enter the name of the table column of the Oracle Identity
» If the lookup definition is to represent a lookup field or box, select the Lookup
» In the Group field, enter the name of the Oracle Identity Manager or user-defined
» Creating and Modifying a Lookup Value
» Open the Lookup Definition form.
» If you are creating a lookup value, click Add.
» Add or edit the information in the Code Key field.
» Add or edit the information in the Decode field.
» Click Save. Lookup Definition Form
» Open the User Defined Field Definition form.
» Double-click the Form Name lookup field.
» Click Add. User Defined Field Definition Form
» Remote Manager Form Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Introducing the ICF Architecture
» Extending an Identity Connector Bundle
» Make sure that you have set the properties required by your deployment in the
» Installing the .NET Connector Server Configuring the .NET Connector Server
» Installing Multiple Connectors on a .NET Connector Server
» Developing a Flat File Connector
» Creating the IT Resource Type Definition
» Creating the Resource Object
» Add the following Lookup Code Information as illustrated in
» Double click Create User to edit as illustrated in
» Click the Object Reconciliation tab as illustrated in
» Click Add Rule. Select createObject as the method for the task.
» Select resource object FLATFILERO.
» Save and add the rule element.
» Save the rule. Select createObject as the method for the task.
» Requirement for Generic Technology Connectors
» Functional Architecture of Generic Technology Connectors
» Features of Generic Technology Connectors
» Connector Objects Created by the Generic Technology Connector Framework
» Roadmap for Information on Generic Technology Connectors in This Guide
» Shared Drive Reconciliation Transport Provider
» CSV Reconciliation Format Provider
» SPML Provisioning Format Provider
» Web Services Provisioning Transport Provider
» From the Dataset list in the Input 1 region, select the data set containing the first
» On the Step 3: Mapping page, from the Dataset list in the Input region, select
» In the Lookup Code Name region, select Literal and enter the name of the
» Validation Providers Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» If an instance of the reconciliation transport provider is not available in cache, the
» If an instance of the reconciliation format provider is not available in cache, the
» Role of Providers During Provisioning
» If an instance of the provisioning transport provider is not available in cache, the
» If an instance of the provisioning format provider is not available in cache, the
» The generic technology connector adapter is one of the connector objects created
» Open a new file in a text editor.
» Deploying the Provider In this file, create entries for the following text strings:
» Reusing Providers Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Deploying the Custom Providers
» In the Name field, specify a name for the generic technology connector.
» Click Continue. Creating Generic Technology Connectors
» Configuring Reconciliation On the last page, click Close.
» Configuring Provisioning On the last page, click Close.
» Login to the Administrative and User Console.
» Click Advanced. Managing Generic Technology Connectors
» Under Configuration, click Manage Generic Connector.
» Search for the connector that you want to modify. To simplify your search, you
» In the results that are displayed, click the generic technology connector that you
» Exporting Generic Technology Connectors
» On the first page of the Deployment Manager Wizard, select Generic Connector
» Click Select Children. Managing Generic Technology Connectors
» Select the dependencies that you want to export, and click Confirmation.
» Importing Generic Technology Connectors
» Click View Selections. Click Import. The connector file is imported into Oracle Identity Manager.
» Overview Using the Generic Connection Pool Framework in Custom Connectors
» Best Practices Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» General Issues for Generic Technology Connectors
» Configuration Issues for Generic Technology Connectors
» Step 1: Creating a Request Dataset for the Resources
» Go to the OIM_HOMEbin directory and run weblogicImportMetadata.sh or
» Step 3: Creating SOA Composites Required for Approval
» Step 4: Registering the SOA Composites in Oracle Identity Manager
» Step 5: Defining Request Approvals
» Step 6: Creating Request Templates
» Extending Request Management Operations
» Integration with Oracle SOA Suite
» Predefined SOA Composites Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Developing an Approval Process for Oracle Identity Manager
» Monitoring Oracle Identity Manager SOA Composites
» Right click Identity and Accessoim11.1.1.3.0, and select System Mbean
» Expand oracle.iam under application-defined Mbeans, and select Server:
» Click Apply. Enabling Oracle Identity Manager to Connect to SOA
» Enter Oracle Identity Manager server t3 URL when prompted.
» Enter the complete path of the property file name that you created in step 1 when
» Modifying a SOA Project in JDeveloper
» Disabling a SOA Composite on Oracle Identity Manager
» Deploying a SOA Composite in Oracle SOA Server
» Modifying a SOA Project in JDeveloper Disabling a SOA Composite on Oracle Identity Manager
» Enabling a SOA Composite with Oracle Identity Manager
» Software Prerequisites Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Get credentials for the system administrator.
» In the Confirm page, click Finish.
» Login as system administrator. Understanding the SoD Validation Process
» Introducing the SoD Invocation Library
» Installing the SoD-enabled Connectors
» Deploying the SIL and SIL Providers
» Click the Patches Updates tab.
» Click Advanced Search. Configuring the SoD Engine
» Select Product Family as Oracle Application Access Controls Governor and
» Configuring SAP GRC Click the Patches Updates tab.
» Configuring Oracle Identity Analytics
» Set the XL.SoDCheckRequired system property to true. See Administering
» Set the topologyName parameter in the Connector IT Resource instance to the
» Deploying SIL and SIL Providers
» Enabling SoD in Direct Provisioning and Access Policy Based Provisioning:
» Adding CSF Credentials for SoD Check:
» Login to the Enterprise Manager console and on the left tab, expand Weblogic
» Open base_domain. Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» On top of the right pane, from the WebLogic Domain list, select Security, and
» Enabling SSL Communication Run the following commands from the JAVA_HOMEbin directory:
» Go to servers, oim_server1. You can see that SSL Listen Port is enabled.
» From the list on the top of the page, select System Mbeans Browser.
» Go to Application Defined Mbeans, oracle.iam, Server: oim_server1,
» Restart Oracle Identity Manager.
» Create a request for SoD-enabled resource. You can view the new workflow
» Instead of object forms in earlier releases of Oracle Identity Manager, the data to
» In the IT resource of the connector, create the TopologyName parameter if it does
» In the ApprovalProcess.bpel design, include the following BPEL activities:
» Applying SAML policy for request and callback for the AsyncSoD Web
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