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Release Notes
Release 9.0.1.2
Part No. B32467-01
December 2006
This document contains release notes for Oracle Identity Manager Release 9.0.1.2. It includes these topics:
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Notes:
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See Also: The following documentation, located on your installation media, for detailed information on Oracle Identity Manager:
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Oracle Identity Manager Release 9.0.1.2 includes the following enhancements:
A new column containing the user management unit has been added to the User Selection screen in the request workflow process.
Proxy functionality has been extended to restrict who can act as proxy for a particular user.
Links to the process form and request ID have been added to the Open Task page for provisioning tasks.
A new property named XL.ShowTaskAssignedToGroupUserOnly has been added. This property determines whether to restrict access to the assigned user or to all group members for tasks that are assigned to the group user with the least load or to the group user with the highest priority.
All screens that show a resource object name now include the resource object description.
A new system adapter named tcServiceAccountActivate has been added. This system adapter allows you to add a check box to process forms in Design Console that you can use to switch regular accounts to and from service accounts.
JDBC driver support
The following new operational reports have been added:
Group Membership
Group Membership Profiles
Policy Detail
Oracle Identity Manager Password Expiration
Resource Password Expiration
Attestation Process List
Attestation Requests by Process
Attestation Requests by Reviewer
Attestation Request Detail
User Resource Access (formerly "Who Has What")
Oracle Identity Manager Release 9.0.1.2 supports the same certified configurations as Release 9.0.1.1 along with the following application servers:
WebSphere 5.1.1.12
WebLogic 8.1 SP6
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See Also: Oracle Identity Management 10g (10.1.4.0.1) certification information on Oracle Technology Network at |
This section describes known issues and their workarounds for Oracle Identity Manager Release 9.0.1.2. It contains the following topics:
The following exception is thrown when running Oracle Identity Manager with WebSphere 5.1.1.12:
451d6f5e J2CXAResource W J2CA0007W: An exception occurred while invoking method setsetMcfPassword on com.ibm.ejs.jms.JMSManagedQue ueSessionFactory used by resource JMS$xlConnectionFactory$JMSManagedConnection@232058728 : com.ibm.ws.security.util.InvalidPasswordDecodingException
The preceding exception is thrown when WebSphere 5.1.1.12 attempts to decode an unencoded password. You can safely ignore this exception. For more information on this exception, search for APAR PK32670 on IBM's technical support Web site at
If a challenge question contains a ^ character, any text following the character is truncated. To resolve this issue, do not use ^ characters in your challenge questions.
An error is thrown if you perform a search that includes the wildcard character (*) and if the result set contains more than 1,000 records. When this occurs, the Administrative and User Console does not display any records. To resolve this issue, enter more specific search criteria.
Table 1 lists issues that have been resolved in Release 9.0.1.2.
Table 1 Resolved issues in Release 9.0.1.2
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5181060 |
View link displayed for disable requests when no form attached. |
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5483353 |
Editing an access policy redirects user to the first access policy. |
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5487682 |
Check box for a resource object is not disabled after adding the object to the resource list. |
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5493930 |
Access policy is evaluated before the password policy. |
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5506086 |
Manual inserts are not allowed for standard approval tasks. |
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5520817 |
Slow performance when opening pending approvals and open tasks. |
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5520826 |
Slow performance when attempting to load All Directs from a user group that contains a large number of users. |
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5520834 |
Slow performance when opening the Request Details page. |
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5524288 |
The descriptive field request does not display when create an enable, disable, or revoke request. |
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5547381 |
Requests to disable or revoke a resource can be made without first selecting an instance. |
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5554233 |
A System Administrator error occurs when creating requests with multiple dependent objects. |
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5557188 |
User search does not ignore trailing white space. |
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5571006 |
Administrative and User Console does not lock the user account while its being edited by an administrator. |
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5571143 |
When a Generic Resource Approval Process is assigned to Request Target Users Manager for approval, the request fails if is made by the same manager who requested the resource for the target user. |
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5572632 |
Entries in custom fields not sorting according to selected sort order. |
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5575280 |
Remove link in revocation request displays all resource dependencies. |
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5587175 |
UDF field of type |
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5592661 |
The internal user in the discovery tag in the xlconfig.xml file causes an authentication error. |
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5593173 |
After a resource is revoked, it cannot be reprovisioned for approvals with an access policy. |
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5599392 |
Errors are written to the log file when importing an XML file if the file has already been imported and some of the data contained in the XML file contains is already. |
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5602502 |
Challenge questions are truncated after any parentheses they contain |
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5607653 |
Request does not trigger the approval process for certain scenarios related to resource dependencies. |
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5608363 |
Provisioning status remains set to Waiting for certain scenarios related to resource dependencies. |
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5620929 |
The password policy check for dictionary words does not function properly. |
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5621297 |
Deployment Manager exports forms that have been removed as children of a parent form. |
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5621321 |
Deployment Manager exports deleted mappings when populating form fields. |
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5632895 |
The data type of the |
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5635674 |
Cannot filter custom proxy API results. |
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5635797 |
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5635863 |
A date of 1969 displays in the actual end date field in the details for open tasks. |
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5648007 |
Cannot designate revokable statuses for custom objects |
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5593239 |
Email notification fails when a task is assigned with the task assgnment adapter. |
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5655977 |
Cannot add a task to the Xellerate User provisioning process |
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5641416 |
Error message "You must provide an integer value for 'Integer' One or more fields have illegal values" displays twice when entering characters in an integer field. |
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5571862 |
Design Console throws a null pointer exception when saving a lookup column name. |
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5654150 |
Exception thrown when importing XML files. |
The following API changes were made in Release 9.0.1.2:
A getProxyList() method was added to tcUserOperationsIntf. This method allows you to use a custom proxy class that retrieves a list of users that can be selected as a proxy. To use the getProxyList() method, you must use the Design Console to define a system property named XL.CustomProxyClassName that is assigned the proxy class name as its value.
The addProcessTaskInstance() method in tcProvisioningOperationsIntf was modified to return a long value instead of void.
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