Before you begin
A WebLogic resource represents an underlying WebLogic Server entity that can be protected from unauthorized access using security policies. Examples of WebLogic resources include Administrative resources, Server resources, Enterprise Applications (EARs), EJBs (JARs), and Web Applications (WARs).
The main steps for securing a WebLogic resource are:
For more information, see Types of WebLogic resources
For more information, see Manage users and groups
BEA recommends creating security roles and using them (rather than users or groups) to secure WebLogic resources, because doing so increases efficiency for administrators who work with many users.
For more information, see Manage security roles
For more information, see Manage security policies