Deleting users from Workbench

An administrator can delete users and groups from Oracle Endeca Workbench.

There are restrictions on deleting users:

You cannot delete yourself.
You cannot delete the predefined admin user.
You cannot delete the Administrators group.

If your site has deployed LDAP or Commerce SSO, deleting users does not delete them from the LDAP or Commerce systems.

To delete a user from Workbench:

On the User Management page, click the Delete icon for the user or group that you want to remove.
Click Delete in the confirmation dialog.

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Preface
- About this guide
  - License restrictions for Rule Manager
- Who should use this guide
- Conventions used in this guide
- Contacting Oracle Support
Oracle Commerce Guided Search Applications
- Components of Guided Search applications
- About the Oracle Endeca Application Controller
  - EAC architecture
    - EAC Central Server
    - EAC Agents
  - EAC architecture example
- The Deployment Template
  - About the AppConfig.xml file
- About deploying an application with the Deployment Template
- Files in a Guided Search application
- Permissions for Deployed Application Files
Architecture for small and medium throughput
- Medium implementation with higher throughput
- Small implementation with lower throughput
Designing a Portable Application
- Controlling paths to ensure interoperability across environments
- Creating a custom file for environment-specific settings
- Planning and configuring server topology
Creating and Duplicating Environments
- Staging and production environments
  - Implementation size
  - Managing Content in the Staging and Production Environments
    - Publishing content changes in a staging environment
      - Consolidating generation data in a staging environment
    - Promoting application content to a production environment
- Multiple server environments
- Deploying and initializing an application
- Provisioning an application with the Endeca Application Controller
  - Updating application configuration for a provisioned application
  - Removing a component from an application
- Configuring the application on multiple servers
  - Adding MDEX Engine servers and Dgraphs to the servers
  - Additional customization tasks
- Replicating application definitions across environments
  - Replicating application definitions
  - Collecting the files that make up an application
- Changing the IP address for the EAC Central Server machine
Working with Multiple Sites
- About sites
- Site definitions
  - Site definition properties
  - URL pattern matching in the site definition.
- Site-based filters
- Site-based keyword redirects
  - Keyword redirect groups
- Adding a site to an existing application
- Configuring site-based keyword redirects
- Configuring site awareness in action links
- Updating a site
- Removing a site
Configuring Communication Between Components
- About Workbench interaction with the Endeca Configuration Repository
- About Workbench interaction with the MDEX Engine
- About accessing files on remote servers
  - About cross-domain policy files
  - Setting up a cross-domain policy file
Configuring the Assembler
- Configuring the Assembler administrative servlet
Configuring Workbench
- The Workbench session cookie
- Configuring Workbench locales
  - About configuring Workbench for locales
  - Configuring the Report Scheduler for locales
- Configuring Workbench logs
- Managing Users in Workbench
- Configuring SSL for Oracle Commerce Workbench
  - About configuring SSL in Workbench
    - Enabling the SSL version of Oracle Commerce Workbench
    - Modifying the server.xml for the Endeca Tools Service
- Customizing Oracle Commerce Workbench
  - The navigation menu and launch page
  - Hiding user segment settings in Workbench
- Workbench extensions
- Integrating Workbench with the Business Control Center
  - Integrating Workbench with Oracle Commerce Single Sign-On
  - Integrating Workbench with Oracle Access Management Single Sign-On
    - Enabling Identity Assertion validation in OAM
Configuring an EAC Application
- About configuring an EAC application
- Application configuration files
- Configuring the application configuration files
- Replacing the Default Forge Pipeline
- Modifying Index Configuration for an Application
- Configuration overrides
- Modifying Deployment Template files to support custom applications
  - Custom application descriptors
  - Configuring an automated/file-based deployment for a custom application
Monitoring Application Components
- Determining the state of the EAC Central Server and Agents
- Checking the status of application components
- Using the Assembler administrative servlet
  - The Assembler performance statistics page
- Using the EAC Administration Console in Workbench
- Rolling Log Server logs
- Archiving Dgraph log files
- About Workbench logs
Configuring and Viewing Assembler Usage Reports
- About product licensing and usage reports
- Configuring usage logging
- Scheduling usage collection
  - Usage log format
- Generating usage reports from log files
Administering the MDEX Engine
- Administering the Dgidx
- Administering a Dgraph
- Configuring the Relevance Ranking Evaluator
Troubleshooting Application Components
- Troubleshooting publishing content from the Endeca Configuration Repository to the MDEX Engine
- Analyzing Deployment Template script errors
- Releasing locks set by the Deployment Template in the EAC
- Avoiding defunct EAC processes on UNIX
Backing Up an Assembler Application
- About backing up and restoring a Guided Search application
- Backing up an application from the Workbench
- Backing up the application state
- Backing up the Workbench configuration files
- Backing up CAS configurations
- Assembler application file reference
  - Non-essential files
Restoring an Assembler Application
- Restoring a backup of a site to the Endeca Configuration Repository
- Restoring a backup of the application state
- Restoring a backup of Workbench configuration files
Exporting and Importing Workbench Content
- Steps for Exporting and Importing Workbench Content
Exporting Workbench Content in Public Formats
- Overview of Exporting and Importing Workbench Content
- Exporting Workbench Content
- Importing Workbench Content
- Exporting and Importing Permissions
- Folders for Exported Content
- Public JSON Formats for Exported Content
Guided Search Environment Variables and Port Usage
- Guided Search environment variables
- Guided Search ports
Guided Search Flag Reference
- Dgidx flags
- Dgraph flags
XML Configuration Files
- About the XML configuration files
- Creating XML configuration files
Deployment Template Script Reference
- Deployment Template script reference
- Provisioning scripts
- Forge-based data processing
- CAS-based data processing
- Report generation
The Endeca Application Controller eaccmd Utility
- Running eaccmd
  - eaccmd usage
    - eaccmd Feedback
- About incremental provisioning
- Component and utility status verbosity
  - Server component status verbosity
  - Batch component status verbosity
- Specifying the EAC Central Server host and port
- Application component reference
- eaccmd command reference
The Endeca Application Controller Development Toolkit
- EAC Development Toolkit distribution and package contents
- EAC Development Toolkit usage
- Application Configuration File
  - Spring framework
  - XML schema
- BeanShell Scripting
- Command Invocation
Endeca Application Controller API Reference
- Using the Application Controller WSDL
  - Simple types in the Application Controller WSDL
- Interface Reference
- Class Reference

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