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Help with Embedding Oracle Analytics Server Without Authentication (Login)

User_0UYHB

Hello,

I'm working on a project using Oracle Analytics Server (OAS) version 12.2.1.0 (2025), and my main goal is to embed a dashboard into an external system without requiring the user to log in manually.

What I’ve done so far:

The dashboard is already created and working properly within Oracle Analytics.
I’ve configured my HTML using the tags provided by the Developer Tools section:

My HTML Code:

I’ve also added my domain to the Safe Domains list as instructed by the documentation:

Current Issue:

When trying to run the dashboard via local HTML (server: http://127.0.0.1:5500/PainelExternoTeste2.html), the embedded dashboard does not display.

When I open the browser developer console, the following errors appear:

Console:

My main challenges:

How to properly configure authentication so users can access the dashboard without manual login (e.g., anonymous access or token-based link).
Resolving CORS-related issues that seem to be blocking the embedded content.

Thank you in advance for your help — I really appreciate any guidance you can provide on the next steps to achieve this.

Sorry for the English mistakes😀

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GayathriAnand-Oracle

Hi @User_0UYHB The blog basically provides details on what setup you need (example you need to setup a webserver like Apache or OHS ) to enable Anonymous access to OAS. As this is not a standard documented feature, you will have to perform additional setup as explained in the blog.

Thanks

Gayathri

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GayathriAnand-Oracle

Please review the following blog on setting up anonymous login for OAS:https://blogs.oracle.com/analytics/post/oas-anonlogin

Thanks

Gayathri

Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

Adding @Mike Durran-Oracle for awareness.

User_0UYHB

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/67215#Comment_67215

Thank you very much for your response, but I have little experience with OAS. I would appreciate a clearer explanation of my issue. I really appreciate your reply.

User_0UYHB

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/67219#Comment_67219

Thank you so much for tagging Mike 👍️

GayathriAnand-Oracle

Thanks

Gayathri

User_0UYHB

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/67242#Comment_67242

Thank you for your response!

That’s exactly what I needed to know — how to configure anonymous access in OAS using WebLogic. I noticed that in OAC, this process is easier through OCI settings, but with OAS, I haven’t found much documentation on how to do it. Additionally, I’m still unsure where in WebLogic I should make the necessary adjustments to avoid CORS-related errors.

Mike Durran-Oracle

Could you try in firefox please? I think chrome may be preventing this from loading as it's not using https.

Your safe domains appear to be setup correctly. The CORS errors in these circumstances can appear when authentication hasn't occurred.

My testing of a similar scenario to you also didn't work (I assume due to not using https in chrome) but did load in FireFox.

I think you may also need to close the <oracle-dv tag with a > after active-tab-id (but I don't think that's why it's not loading).

User_0UYHB

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/67455#Comment_67455

Hi Mike, thank you for your response.

I tested using the Firefox browser, but I’m still encountering the same browser-related error. I'm accessing Oracle Analytics Server through a VPN, and I’m not sure if that could be contributing to the CORS issues.

Do you know if there’s a configuration file where we can grant access to a specific website?

Also, I’d like to ask if you’ve ever gone through the process of embedding a dashboard into an external website without requiring authentication.

Thanks again for your support.

GayathriAnand-Oracle

For anonymous access, you would have to create a weblogic asserter like OAMIdentityAsserter which accepts REMOTE_USER, SM_USER http headers for username. The whitepaper has complete setup steps, note that you will need to follow the security considerations section and make sure these headers cannot be set by other means.

User_0UYHB

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/67539#Comment_67539

Thank you for your response. Could you kindly provide any documentation or a step-by-step guide to perform the configurations you mentioned?