Configuring Oracle HTTP Server for Task Form Attachments Configuring Multiple Send Addresses

Configuring Human Workflow Service Components and Engines 19-17 Note that if multiple authentication providers are configured, authentication falls through the list of authenticators according to the control flags set. But the Java Portlet Specification JPS provides authorization against only the first entry in the list of providers.

19.7.2 Creating Users and Groups in the Authentication Provider

You can create users and groups in the authentication provider using either Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console or Oracle Directory Services Manager.

19.7.2.1 Creating Users and Groups Using WebLogic Console

You can create users and groups for a specific provider, and define user and group membership, using the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console. To create a user using WebLogic Console: 1. Log in to the Oracle WebLogic Console.

2. Click Security Realms in the Domain Structure pane, and click the name of a

realm in the list myrealm, for example. 3. Click Users and Groups Users. The Users page appears.

4. Click New to add a new user. The Create a New User page appears.

5. Enter the required information about the user, and click OK.

You must specify the following information. Field Description Name Required The name of the new user. Description A description of the new user. Provider The provider for the user. Password The password associated with the login name for the new user. Confirm Password Confirmation of the password. 19-18 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BPM Suite The system creates the new user in the specified provider and shows the Users page. You can configure group membership for the user, as required. 6. To specify group membership for the user, click the newly-created user in the list. The settings for the new user page appear.

7. Click Groups to specify group membership for the user.

8. Select a group in the Available list and click the right arrow to move it to the

Chosen list. You can press Ctrl-Click to select multiple groups to move.

9. Click Save.

To create a group using WebLogic Console:

1. Click Users and Groups Groups.

The Groups page appears.

2. Click New to add a new group. The Create a New Group page appears.

3. Enter the required information about the group, and click OK.

You must specify the following information. Field Description Name Required The name of the new group. Description A description of the new group. Provider The provider for the group. Configuring Human Workflow Service Components and Engines 19-19 The system creates the new group in the specified provider and shows the Groups page. You can configure group membership for the group, as required. 4. To specify group membership for the group specify parent groups, click the newly-created group in the list. The settings for the new group page appear.

5. Click Membership to add the group to other groups.

6. Select a parent group in the Available list and click the right arrow to move it to

the Chosen list. You can press Ctrl-Click to select multiple groups to move.

7. Click Save.

19.7.2.2 Creating Users and Groups Using Oracle Internet Directory

You can create users and groups using Oracle Internet Directory through the Oracle Directory Services Manager. To connect to Oracle Internet Directory from the Oracle Directory Services Manager:

1. Launch the Oracle Directory Services Manager by navigating to the following URL

using a web browser: http:host_name:portodsmfacesodsm.jspx where host_name and port are the hostname and the managed server port number on which Oracle Internet Directory is running.

2. Click the Connect to a directory link and choose Create a New Connection in the

drop-down menu. The New Connection dialog appears.

3. Select OID as the directory type, enter values in the required fields, and click

Connect . You can specify the following information. The Oracle Directory Services Manager Home page appears.

4. Click the Data Browser tab. You can use this page to create and remove entries.

To create a domain:

1. Click the Create a new entry button in the Data Tree pane. The Entry Properties

page of the Create New Entry wizard appears. Field Description Name The name of the connection. Server Required The hostname or IP address of the system on which Oracle Internet Directory is running. Port Required The port number on the system on which Oracle Internet Directory is running. SSL Enabled Select to enable Secure Sockets Layer SSL communication. User Name Required The user name used to log in to Oracle Internet Directory. Password Required The password associated with the user name. Start Page The start page after logging into Oracle Internet Directory. 19-20 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite and Oracle BPM Suite

2. Click the Add button to add the required object class for the domain. The Add

Object Class dialog appears. 3. Enter the name of the object class. When the correct object class appears in the Name list, select it, and click OK. 4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 to add all the required object classes for the domain. Generally, top, domain, and orclContainer are the object classes required for a domain.

5. Click Browse to choose the parent of the domain. The Select Distinguished Name

DN Path dialog appears.

6. Select the parent of the domain and click Select. You can create a hierarchy of

entries by selecting the appropriate parent domains.

7. Click Next in the Create New Entry dialog. The Mandatory Properties page of the

Create New Entry wizard appears.

8. Enter and select values for the required fields, and click Next.

You can specify the following information. The Status page of the Create New Entry wizard appears. Note: LDAP operations from Oracle SOA Suite can take a long time to complete if you do not index the correct LDAP attributes. The recommended searchable attribute list for indexing is cn, sn, givenName , uid, manager, title, mail, and telephoneNumber. Field Description dc Required The domain component. Relative Distinguished Name Required The relative distinguished name of the user.