Configure and Deploy the E-Business Suite Asserter
After registering the E-Business Suite Asserter in Oracle Identity Cloud Service, you must configure and deploy the E-Business Suite Asserter that will act as an interface between an identity token issued by Oracle Identity Cloud Service and a user session created in Oracle E-Business Suite.
Create a Wallet for the E-Business Suite Asserter
For security purposes, the E-Business Suite Asserter component uses a wallet to register the client ID, client secret, and Oracle Identity Cloud Service URL as parameters.
cwallet.sso
file.
Update the E-Business Suite Asserter Configuration File
After you register the Identity Cloud Service E-Business Suite Asserter (EBS Asserter), you can configure the asserter configuration file to connect with Oracle Identity Cloud Service during authentication.
Starting from Identity Cloud Service E-Business Suite Asserter version
19.1.4-1.4.0 onward, the asserter contains a properties file called
bridge.properties
. This file is located inside the
ebs.war
file. You need to update the information in the
bridge.properties
file, and then regenerate the
ebs.war
file, before deploying it to a WebLogic Server.
Note:
For E-Business Suite Asserter versions before 19.1.4-1.4.0 release, the war file may not contain thebridge.properties
file inside. You need to create this file in
a folder of the E-Business Suite Asserter's WebLogic server, update its content as
per step 3, save the file, and then set an environment variable, as per the
following example: export
ebs_property_file="/opt/ebssdk/bridge.properties"
Define the Data Source
In the Oracle WebLogic Server where E-Business Suite Asserter is deployed, you must configure database connectivity by adding data sources to your WebLogic domain. WebLogic Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) data sources provide database access and database connection management.