21.4.2.10 SAML Sign-In
Delegates authentication to the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) Sign In authentication scheme.
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SAML support requires Oracle Database 19c (Database Release Update 19.9.0.0.0 or newer) or Oracle Database 23ai. If your database does not meet these requirements, SAML Sign-In authentication scheme will not display.- About SAML Sign In
Learn about SAML Sign In authentication. - Setting Up SAML Sign In
Learn how to set up SAML Sign In authentication.
Parent topic: Understanding Preconfigured Authentication Schemes
21.4.2.10.1 About SAML Sign In
Learn about SAML Sign In authentication.
Oracle APEX supports the use of Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML). SAML is an XML-based protocol for exchanging security information between software entities on the Web. SAML security is based on the interaction of asserting and relying parties. SAML provides single sign-on capabilities; users can authenticate at one location and then access service providers at other locations without having to log in multiple times.
Note:
SAML support requires Oracle Database 19c (Database Release Update 19.9.0.0.0 or newer) or Oracle Database 23ai. If your database does not meet these requirements, SAML Sign-In authentication scheme will not display.Parent topic: SAML Sign-In
21.4.2.10.2 Setting Up SAML Sign In
Learn how to set up SAML Sign In authentication.
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Your Instance Administrator must configure the SAML Sign In authentication scheme in Oracle APEX Administration Services before you can use it in applications. See Editing SAML Sign-In in Oracle APEX Administration Guide.To set up a SAML Sign In authentication scheme in your application:
Parent topic: SAML Sign-In