HTTPS Communication Directly access the Portal page by entering the URL noted in Step 4 into your

Enhancing Java Portlets 7-45 oidPort=oidPort oidUser=oidUser oidPasswd=oidPassword ■ oidAdminClass is set to the class that extends OidInfo. PDK-Java provides UnsafeOidInfo by default, but as the name suggests, this class should not be used in production scenarios. – oidHost is the machine where Oracle Internet Directory is hosted. – oidPort is the port used by the Oracle Internet Directory. – oidUser is the Oracle Internet Directory account. – oidPasswd is the Oracle Internet Directory password. For example: serviceClass=oracle.webdb.provider.v2.adapter.soapV1.ProviderAdapter loaderClass=oracle.portal.provider.v2.http.DefaultProviderLoader showTestPage=true definition=providerslab_providerprovider.xml autoReload=true oidManager=true oidAdminClass=oracle.portal.sample.v2.devguide.oid.UnsafeOidInfo oidHost=myhost.mydomain.com oidPort=oidPort oidUser=oidUser oidPasswd=oidPassword ■ oracle.portal.provider.v2.security.GroupSecurityManager manages which groups have access to your provider and its portlets. It retrieves this information from the provider definition file and is portlet specific. Each portlet in a provider may have different group settings. There is no limit on the number of groups that can be set using this tag, but, since the Web provider parses and validates each group in turn, listing many groups may degrade performance. ■ group is the tag in provider.xml that handles group management. It lists the groups allowed to access the portlet. The group information here follows the same case sensitivity as the Oracle Internet Directory. securityManager class=oracle.portal.provider.v2.security. GroupSecurityManager groupcn=DBA,cn=portal_instance_id,cn=groups, dc=us,dc=oracle,dc=comgroup securityManager For more information on the syntax of provider.xml, refer to the provider Javadoc on OTN: http:www.oracle.comtechnologyproductsiasportalhtmljavadocx ml_tag_reference_v2.html The advantages of Oracle Internet Directory security are as follows: ■ Offers a simple, powerful way to secure your portlets. Note: The following example refers to your portal_instance_id, which is specific to your installation. To find your instance identifier, refer to your Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Internet Directory.