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Oracle Identity Analytics API Guide 11g Release 1
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Preface

1.  User Service

Overview

WSDL Access

API Reference

Find All Users by Filter String

Method Signature

Request Parameters

Response

Exception

Find Roles For A User

Method Signature

Request Parameters

Response

Exception

Find Accounts for a User

Method Signature

Request Parameters

Response

Exception

Create a New User

Method Signature

Request Parameter

Response

Exception

Create a New User if Rule-Based Role Assignment

Method Signature

Request Parameter

Response

Exception

Update User

Method Signature

Request Parameter

Response

Exception

Update User if Rule-Based Role Assignment

Method Signature

Request Parameter

Response

Exception

Disable Users

Method Signature

Request Parameters

Response

Exception

Enable Users

Method Signature

Request Parameter

Response

Exception

Find Business Units for a User

Method Signature

Request Parameters

Response

Exception

Remove All Roles From User

Method Signature

Request Parameters

Response

Exception

2.  Role Service

3.  Business Unit Service

4.  Identity Audit Service

5.  Web Service Exception Handling

WSDL Access

WSDL stands for Web Services Description Language. It is an XML format for describing web services as a set of endpoints operating on messages, and contains information on how to access them. It specifies the location of each service and the operations (or methods) the service exposes.

Use the following to access User Service WSDL through a browser:

http://server-name:port-number/rbacx/ws/userService?wsdl

where server-name is the IP address or alias of the server on which Oracle Identity Analytics is running, and port-number is the port number of the application server that is listening to Oracle Identity Analytics calls.

Example:

http://localhost:8081/rbacx/ws/userService?wsdl

In the previous example, localhost is the server name, and 8081 is the port number of the application server.