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Oracle® Identity Manager Best Practices Guide
Release 9.1.0.2
Part Number E14761-02
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Contents
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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Documentation Updates
Conventions
1
Using the Deployment Manager
1.1
Features of the Deployment Manager
1.2
Export System Objects Only When Necessary
1.3
Export Related Groups of Objects
1.4
Group Definition Data and Operational Data Separately
1.5
Use Logical Naming Conventions for Versions of a Form
1.6
Export Root to Preserve a Complete Organizational Hierarchy
1.7
Provide Clear Export Descriptions
1.8
Check All Warnings Before Importing
1.9
Check Dependencies Before Exporting Data
1.10
Match Scheduled Task Parameters
1.11
Compile Adapters and Enable Scheduled Tasks
1.12
Export Entity Adapters Separately
1.13
Check Group Permissions
1.14
Back Up the Database
1.15
Import Data When the System Is Quiet
1.16
Update the SDK Table
1.17
Remove Data Object Fields Before Importing Event Handlers as Dependencies
2
Tuning Oracle Database for Oracle Identity Manager
2.1
Sample Instance Configuration Parameters
2.2
Physical Data Placement
2.3
Pinning Sequences and Stored Procedures in the System Global Area (SGA)
2.4
Database Performance Monitoring
3
Tuning Connector Performance
4
Tuning Application Server Performance
4.1
Oracle WebLogic Server Version 10.x
4.1.1
JVM Memory Settings
4.1.1.1
Deployed on WebLogic Admin Server
4.1.1.2
Deployed on WebLogic Managed Servers
4.1.2
JDBC Connection Pool
4.1.3
Number of Message Driven Beans
4.1.4
Changing the Number of Open File Descriptors for UNIX (Optional)
4.2
IBM WebSphere Application Server Version 6.1
4.2.1
JVM Memory Settings
4.2.2
JDBC Connection Pool
4.2.3
Number of Message Driven Beans
4.2.4
Thread Pool
4.3
JBoss Application Server Version 4.2.3
4.3.1
JVM Memory Settings
4.3.2
JDBC Connection Pool
4.3.3
Thread Pool
4.3.4
JMS Pool Size
4.3.5
Number of Message Driven Beans and DQL Retry
4.3.6
Deployment Scanning
4.4
Oracle Application Server Version 10.1.3.x
4.4.1
JVM Memory Settings
4.4.2
JDBC Connection Pool
4.4.3
Number of Message Driven Beans
5
Managing the Cache
5.1
Sample Cache Configuration
5.2
General Cache Configuration Properties
5.3
Category-Based Cache Configuration Properties
5.4
Class Reloading
5.5
Purging the Cache
5.6
Optimal Cache Configuration for a Production Environment
6
Securing a Deployment
6.1
Securing the Administrative and User Console
6.2
Securing Oracle Identity Manager While Leaving the Self-Registration and Forgot Password Pages Unprotected
7
Enabling Offline Provisioning
7.1
Features of Offline Processing
7.2
Enabling and Disabling Offline Provisioning
7.3
Reports Related to Offline Provisioning
7.4
Configuring the Remove Failed Off-line Messages Scheduled Task
8
Integrating with Oracle Access Manager
8.1
About the Integration with Oracle Identity Manager
8.2
Integration Architecture
8.3
Preparing the Environment
8.4
Configuring Single Sign-On for Oracle Access Manager
8.5
Setting Up Oracle Identity Manager for Single Sign-On with Oracle Access Manager
8.6
Setting Up Oracle Application Server OC4J Plugin to Communicate with Oracle Access Manager
9
Integrating with Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On
9.1
Setting Up Oracle Application Server OC4J Plugin to Communicate with OracleAS Single Sign-On
9.2
Setting Up Oracle Identity Manager for Single Sign-On with OracleAS Single Sign-On
9.3
Creating Single Sign-On User Accounts for Oracle Identity Manager Users
10
Using the Reconciliation Archival Utility
10.1
Understanding the Reconciliation Archival Utility
10.2
Preparing Oracle Database for the Reconciliation Archival Utility
10.3
Preparing Microsoft SQL Server for the Reconciliation Archival Utility
10.4
Running the Reconciliation Archival Utility
10.5
Output Files Generated by the Reconciliation Archival Utility
11
Using the Task Archival Utility
11.1
Understanding the Task Archival Utility
11.2
Preparing Oracle Database for the Task Archival Utility
11.3
Preparing Microsoft SQL Server for the Task Archival Utility
11.4
Running the Task Archival Utility
11.5
Reviewing the Output Files Generated by the Task Archival Utility
Index
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