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vipin17in |
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karl.miller |
1. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Mar 25 2008, 10:56 AM EDT
What do you need? I might be able to help.br, karl Do you find this valuable? |
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a.chatziantoniou |
2. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Apr 3 2008, 8:06 AM EDT
Yes!What do you want to know? cu Andreas 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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vipin17in |
3. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Apr 3 2008, 11:17 AM EDT
Something about Custom Plugin, I want to create a custom plugin which will set a Header Variable or a Cookie
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karl.miller |
4. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Apr 3 2008, 12:14 PM EDT
OAM Access already does both of those OOTB using Authn/Authz actions (headervar and cookie are quite common). Are you trying to create a plug-in to respond with data from somewhere else? I'm a bit unclear on what your objective might be. If you're writing your own plug-in (e.g for an application), and you want to set it there, then using the Access Server SDK (ASDK) as a custom AccessGate may be your best route and there are samples in the docs for building one; however, setting an HTTP Header on the server side may require that you plug-in to the HTTP server using one of its native interfaces (or modifying the request space, etc.). If you want to plug in to the OAM Access server's processing to create your own header/cookie for a WebGate protected application, you may be able to use the OOTB product features to return information from the user repository (e.g.) to the web server. If you want the Access Server to return data from somewhere else, there are a few approaches that may work for you. Which type of scenario are you considering? br, karl Do you find this valuable? |
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vipin17in |
5. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Apr 3 2008, 5:40 PM EDT
My scenario is that in my Login Page, i will try three fields User ID Password Passcode So when there is a authentication going on and if the user enters a wrong userid or password or passcode then there should be a different message for each one of them. I thght of one method and it was that i need to create a authentication scheme and enter the custom plugin with each parameter which will set the Header Var or Cookie so that we can differentiate within them. Let me know if it is not clear Regards, Vipin Do you find this valuable? |
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babum |
6. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Nov 13 2008, 8:33 AM EST
Please share any pocs on oracle access manager to start work on oracle access manager
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mbkrishn |
7. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Dec 10 2008, 2:22 AM EST
"My scenario is that in my Login Page, i will try three fieldsvipin, In the authorization rule, you can set the header variables that you want to be returned and this comes OOTB. So you dont need to do anything externally to get those variables. For eg: If you want user id to be returned to you application, then you can give HEADERVAR HTTP_HEADER_USERID uid. This uid is the mapped attribute for userid. HTTP_HEADER_USERID is the header variable from which you can pick the value(like request.getHeader("HTTP_HEADER_USERID"). Do you find this valuable? |
billy17 |
8. RE: Anyone working on Oracle Access Manager
Oct 13 2009, 7:11 PM EDT
Can someone help me with an Oracle Access Manager 11g installation? It seems that I cannot get the Identity Server to work with Oracle HTTP Server or Apache 2.2 due to the following error:Syntax error on line 1216 of /oracle/middleware/OraHome_1/ohs/conf/httpd.conf: API module structure `OBWebPass_Module' in file /oracle/middleware/oam/netpoint/webcomponent/identity/oblix/apps/webpass /bin/libwebpassssl.so is garbled - perhaps this is not an Apache module DSO? Even after I did a apachectl -t on the httpd.conf file no errors are found. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for your help in advance! Do you find this valuable? |
