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OAM SSO auth in ADF Fusion Web Application

celebonchoFeb 13 2015 — edited Feb 13 2015

I use Jdeveloper 11gr2. There is an external WebLogic server that is configured SSO and OAM.

On the Internet, many articles on configuring the server itself, but I can not find a clear tutorial or article how to make SSO authentication in my Fusion Web application for external WebLogic server.

Can you help the search of where I should start to address this issue?

I found this tutorial, but as I understand there will not take the authorization data from the external server through a single login page (f.e. OAM).

Oracle JDeveloper 11g Release 2 Tutorials - Enabling Security in a Fusion Web Application

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Does anything in the chapter "INSTALLING PHP AND APACHE ON ORACLE SOLARIS" in http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/php/underground-php-oracle-manual-098250.html help?

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pans_soul

Thanks, It was helpful in some sense but I still had to do some digging to come up with a working oci8. It did help in confirming which additional packages ie... system/headers were needed as pre-install steps. Also with the system variable settings (LD_LIBRARY_PATH) etc...

Still ran into trouble with installing oci8 though because the only offered solution was the "pecl" install and I do not have access to the internet on this box. I ultimately had to download the source code for oci8 and unpack it. Once that was done I was a little confused about the ./configure command since it didn't exist. I was ultimately able to find information on "phpize" which was the key to unpacking the source code and led to a successful compile.

The oracle client which was already installed on this box was a 64 bit client and the oci8 package seemed to require the 32 bit client libraries I wasn't comfortable trying to mess with the existing client so I went ahead and installed OIC instead and pointed to those libraries. I'm not sure if I'm just being too paranoid or if adding the 32 bit client libs to the existing oracle client is not that big of a deal. Thanks again.

Christopher Jones-Oracle

For anyone else coming across this thread, using phpize is shown on p77 of the book.

OCI8 builds fine with 64bit but the architecture of PHP will have determined what was used for the extension.

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