Managing Application and Role Policies

To control access to Oracle Enterprise Scheduler data and metadata, you can create application roles to represent users and user groups, then grant them access to specific application resources.

This section describes how to create application roles. You might also be interested in the following sections:

For more on granting access to metadata, see Managing Metadata Security for Jobs in Managing the Work of Oracle Enterprise Scheduler Jobs.
For more on granting access to data, see Configuring Simple Data Security for Job Requests in Managing Oracle Enterprise Scheduler Requests.

Managing Application Roles

Using Fusion Middleware Control, you can create application roles with which you later associate people and access privileges.

From the navigation pane, expand the WebLogic Domain folder and select the domain for which you're creating policies.
From the WebLogic Domain menu, select Security and then select Application Roles.

The Application Roles page displays.
In the Search section, from the Application Stripe dropdown, select the application stripe with which you want to work.
Click Create.

The Create Application Role page displays.
In the General section, in the Role Name field, enter the name for the application role you're creating.
Optionally, enter a display name and description in the fields provided.
In the Members section, click Add to search for members to add to the role.
In the Add Principal window, in the Search section, from the Type dropdown select a principal type. You can also add name information to narrow your search.
Note that the Type values are as follows:
- An Application Role type is another application role.
- A Group is a WebLogic Server user group.
- A User is a WebLogic Server user.
Click the Search button to search for a principal based on the type and name you specified.
In the Searched Principals section, select the name of a principal you want to add to the role.
Click OK.
In Create Application Role page, click OK.