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Load datacontrol data on taskflow method call

abdielApr 24 2018 — edited Apr 25 2018

I'm using Jdeveloper 12.2.1.3 and ADF as UI for Oracle BPM.

The use case is that I need to show read only data in a region view, as a result of a SOAP web service call. The web service operation call need an String id as a parameter, passed to the region as a parameter, and saved in a manage bean. After the web service call, I must set the binding layer with values, or maybe call a loadData(String id) method in the datacontrol used in the view.

The question is where to execute the web service call?, since in the constructor of the manage bean the parameters passed to the region are still null, and if I use a default activity in the taskflow with a method call, the parameter value has it's value, but there is no access to the binding layer since the view is not loaded yet. Is there any way of load the datacontrol data without using the binding layer from a taskflow method call? or is there a better approach.

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This post has been answered by SanjeevChauhan on Apr 25 2018
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Srinath Menon-Oracle 
Or do I have to create "Ent_DataArch_1_Role", "Ent_DataArch_2_Role"... in each of the databases they need access to?

It seems this is the only way to achieve this requirement.

AbbY-OC

Thanks Srinath,

Can OUD provide the solution to this then? We create a virtual group of databases and assign the user to that virtual group?

AbbY-OC

Hello OUD user community,
In the same thread - How is every one managing users & databases in their enterprise?
User_A needs access 5-Random databases
UserGroup_A needs access to a different set of databases
And so on...
Any suggestions would be a great help.
aBBy

Sandeep Kumar sk

@abby-oc Here is a reference/blog for implementing RBAC or Role-Based Access Control with CMU. There is a section on implementing RBAC with Active Directory. Hope this helps.

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