Under the Name Mappings tab, click Add to add an attribute name mapping, Navigate to Administration, then Federations. Select Update Manually; under Oracle Identity Federation Settings, click Edit

Configuring Oracle Identity Federation 5-61 Name Mapping in IdP: Results: Note that: ■ For attributes lastname, title, firstname, there is no mapping in the SP, so they are mapped to themselves. ■ For attribute middlename, there is no mapping in the IdP, so the IdP does not return any values for this attribute. If the attribute name used in the Attribute Queryassertion is the same as in the user data store, you need to explicitly define a mapping for the attribute name that maps the name to itself, as is done here for attribute title.

5.9.2.2 Configuring Attribute Value Mapping

Take these steps to define attribute value mappings: User Attribute Assertion Attribute phone telephone userid username email emailaddress id idnumber Assertion Attribute User Attribute lastname sn idnumber employeenumber telephone telephonenumber title title username uid emailaddress mail firstname givenname Attribute in SOAP client Request Attribute in SAML Attribute Query Attribute in User Datastore Attribute in SAML Assertion Attribute in Response to SOA client lastname lastname sn lastname lastname id idnumber employeenumber idnumber id phone telephone telephonenumber telephone phone title title title title title userid username uid username userid email emailaddress mail emailaddress email firstname firstname givenname firstname firstname middlename middlename - - - 5-62 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Identity Federation 1. Log in to Fusion Middleware Control and navigate to the Oracle Identity Federation instance.

2. Navigate to Administration, then Federations.

3. Select the peer provider with which you want to configure attribute sharing, and click Edit.

4. Select Update Manually; under Oracle Identity Federation Settings, click Edit

Attribute Mappings and Filters .

5. Under the Value Mappings tab, click Add to add an attribute value mapping,

with the following fields: ■ Attribute Name: The name of the local attribute in the user repository ■ Unmapped Values: Check Send to allow Oracle Identity Federation to send values for which a mapping is not defined. Check Receive to allow Oracle Identity Federation to receive values for which a mapping is not defined. ■ A list of Local to External Value Mappings: – Local Value: The local value of the attribute – External Value: The corresponding value to send in external messages – Ignore Case: If checked, indicates that the string comparison should be case-sensitive when matching attribute values. – Local Null: If checked, indicates that the local value equals a null string different from an empty string . – External Null: If checked, indicates that the external value equals a null string different from an empty string . – Default: If selected, indicates this local value will be used in case an incoming external value can be mapped to several local values. Example This value mappings configuration for the attribute title will yield the following results: ■ Attribute Name: title ■ Unmapped Values: – Send: checked – Receive: checked ■ Value Mappings: Local Value External Value Ignore Case Local Null External Null Default Senior Member of Technical Staff smts checked checked Principal Member of Technical Staff pmts checked None checked