2-8 Administrators Guide for Oracle Application Adapters for Oracle Enterprise Content Management
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Section 2.2.2.2, Configuring the Integration for SSL
2.2.2.1 Configuring the Oracle Wallet
1. Run Oracle Wallet Manager. In Linux, the owm executable is located at:
ORACLE_HOMEbinowm
2. Create a wallet. Using the wizard, enter the required information to create a
certificate. Export to a file.
3. Submit the certificate request to CA Certificate Authority, such as Verisign to
purchase a new certificate.
4. Save the SSL certificates with a .cer extension. Most likely, the CA provided an SSL
certificate, an Intermediate certificate, and a Trusted Root certificate through e-mail.
5. Import the Root and Intermediate certificates into the Oracle Wallet by
right-clicking Trusted Certificates and importing.
6. Import the SSL certificate into the wallet manager.
If the process is successfully completed, a Ready status displays.
7. Save the wallet in one of the folders defined in the FORMS_PATH. It is saved with
the name ewallet.p12.
2.2.2.2 Configuring the Integration for SSL
For more information, see Configuring SSL in Oracle Fusion Middleware Securing Oracle WebLogic Server.
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On the Oracle E-Business Suite database, run the SQL statements listed below. update AXF_PROPERTIES set propvalue=file:walletpath where propname =
AXFWalletPath; update AXF_PROPERTIES set propvalue=ONOFF where propname = SecureMode;
commit;
2.
In the Oracle E-Business Suite AXF_CONFIGS table, update the SOLUTIONENDPOINT value to reflect the SecureMode setting and secure port.
When SecureMode is on, the integration attempts to connect to the AXF application using SSL https.
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Begin the value with https: if SecureMode is on. Begin with http: if SecureMode is off.
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Change Port to match the secure port on the ECM side. For the Imaging solution, see
Section A.4.2 . For the Managed Attachments
solution, see Section B.2.1
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Store the Wallet password in the database vault by executing the following command as APPS schema:
execute fnd_vault.put’AXF’,’AXFWalletKey’,WalletPassword; Where WalletPassword is the wallet password.
4.
Verify the previous command with this statement:
Tip: To import the SSL certificate, right- click the Certificate
Requested tree item if needed.
Configuring the Oracle E-Business Suite Plug-In 2-9
select fnd_vault.get AXF,AXFWalletKey from dual;
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Import the AXF certificate into the wallet.
6.
Enable SSL on Oracle WebLogic Server on the ECM side. For information, see Configuring SSL for Oracle ECM Applications in Oracle
Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle Enterprise Content Management Suite.
7.
Exchange server certificates between the web servers. This step involves exporting the certificate from Oracle Wallet and importing it
into the Oracle WebLogic Server keystore on the ECM side of the integration. This keystore must be enabled for both the Administration and Oracle IPM servers. In
addition, you must export the server certificate from the Oracle Weblogic Server and import it into the Oracle Wallet.
2.3 Configuring AXF-Related Oracle E-Business Suite Tables
Configure the AXF-related Oracle E-Business Suite tables to enable the AXF solution on Oracle E-Business Suite Forms using a Zoom menu and command.
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For the Imaging solution, see Section A.4
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For the Managed Attachments solution, see Section B.2
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2.4 Configuring Oracle E-Business Suite Logging
You enable logging for specific forms in the AXF_CONFIGS table. For the Imaging solution, see
Section A.4.2 ; for the Managed Attachments solution, see
Section B.2.1 .
To enable logging for a particular Form function, set the LOGENABLED field to either 1,
YES or TRUE to create the file in the UTL_FILE_DIR folder. Consult with your DBA to verify that the UTL_FILE_DIR folder is available and accessible. Log files are named
Username_MASTER_LOG.txt, and continue to grow as items are appended.
2.5 Uninstalling AXF From Oracle E-Business Suite
Follow these steps to uninstall AXF from Oracle E-Business Suite.
1.
Assign the AXF configuration schema user the following privileges:
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Drop table
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Drop sequence
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Drop public synonym
2. As the AXF user, execute the AXF_DROP_TABLES_SYNONYM script for your
Oracle E-Business Suite version, from the applicable location listed below. This script drops all tables, synonyms, and sequences created by the AXF_CREATE_
TABLES_SYNONYM script run during installation.
Oracle E-Business Suite 12: MW_HOMEECM_ HOMEaxfadaptersebsR12AXF_DROP_TABLES_SYNONYM.sql
Oracle E-Business Suite 11: MW_HOMEECM_ HOMEaxfadaptersebsR11AXF_DROP_TABLES_SYNONYM.sql
Execute the script by entering: AXF_DROP_TABLES_SYNONYM.sql
