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Category Archives: Oracle Identity Governance
Oracle IDM 11g R2 PS3: What’s new ??
Self Service and End User empowerment Simplified Self Service UI Better look and feel. More intuitive. Modern skin/widgets Guided Access Catalog Easier for end users. Displays steps to be performed much like e-commerce web sites … Continue reading
True IDaaS . . . .
Pondering over the current state of IDaaS…… So what’s IDaaS to begin with ?? This post is not dedicated to defining IDaaS in depth. There are loads of other material you can read up if you are just interested in … Continue reading
Approval specific web services in Oracle IDM
This is quick post with regards to the web service endpoints which are leveraged by OIM and SOA in the context of an approval related scenario – basic stuff, but can be useful for beginners. Oracle IDM integrates with and … Continue reading
Stress testing the OIM web (UI) layer
The default configuration in Oracle IDM reserves 20 threads dedicated for serving front end (UI) requests. This basically means that the application server has a pool of 20 threads which it can utilize to serve users who are accessing OIM … Continue reading
Posted in Oracle Identity Governance, Oracle Identity Manager
Tagged JMeter, oim, oracle identity manager, testing
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Easing email notification testing in OIM
I happened to come across a pretty decent fake SMTP service called Mailtrap for email notifications testing while implementing stuff in OIM and have been using it for quite some time now (Of course the service itself has got nothing to … Continue reading
OPAM Session Manager internals
Oracle Privileged Account Manager 11g R2 PS2 has the concept of Session Check Out which is supported for SSH based targets (as of now) In case of a Session Check Out The end user does not obtain a password to … Continue reading
Oracle IDM API classes . . . few thoughts . . .
This is w.r.t one of the most frequently used value object classes which is a part of Oracle IDM API – the oracle.iam.identity.usermgmt.vo.User class (you can always peek into the javadocs available here) What I noticed was that this VO … Continue reading
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A handy reference for Oracle Identity Manager 11g (R2 PS2)
Folks who are comfortable with the OIG stack (OIM to be specific) have most of the info, not-so-basic info, tricks etc up their sleeves – always ready to go! This is not always the case though. I have created a … Continue reading
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Tagged oim 11g r2, oracle identity manager, zeef
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A closer look at Oracle IDM Auditing
Reporting is a vital functionality in any product which deals with sensitive information. Same applies to Identity & Access Management tools. Oracle IDM’s Auditing module acts as a foundation for its OOTB Reporting capabilities. Let’s take a quick look at Auditing engine … Continue reading
Oracle IDM R2 PS2 : Rich Diagnostics
Oracle IDM R2 PS2 provides some really efficient troubleshooting, monitoring and diagnostic features. This post will provide a quick overview of the same and delve into using one such feature to resolve a practical … Continue reading