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to "finest"Agile Board ExportXMLWordPrintable Details Type: Bug Status: Closed Priority: Major Resolution: Fixed Labels: None Description On my current project, I changed the error 401 unauthorized please login to continue level of the oracle logging in the Oracle Diagnostics Logging Configuration
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and my application stopped working. After running the application, I got redirected to the login page error 401 unauthorized league of legends (which is intended). After logging in with correct user/password combination, the applications shows the "Error 401 - Unauthorized" page. I was able to reproduce this problem in
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a sample application: 1. Create a new ADF Fusion Web Application. 2. Create an empty secure.jsf page and go to the pageDefinition (to make sure its created) 3. Configure ADF Security 3.1 Choose ADF Authentication and Authorization 3.2 Choose Form-based Authentication and check "Generate Default Pages" 3.3 Choose No Automatic Grants 3.4 Check "Redirect http error 401 unauthorized upon .." and choose the secure.jsf page you just created 4. On the jazn-data file, created these: 4.1 application role: app_admin 4.2 enterprise role: ent_admin 4.3 app_admin mapped to ent_admin 4.4 user admin/welcome1 4.5 add admin to ent_admin 4.6 Grant app_admin view rights to the secure.jsf page. 5. Run secure.jsf - you are now able to login correctly 6. Stop your application and configure the Oracle Diagnostics Logging. Change the level of the oracle logger to finest (default info). 7. Run secure.jsf again - you are now not able to login. I dont think this is expected behaviour. I do have a sample application available. Kind regards, Koen Verhulst OptionsSort By NameSort By DateAscendingDescendingDownload AllAttachments Hide ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2.zip 07/May/14 12:03 PM 253 kB KoenVerhulst ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../all-wcprops 0.1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../entries 0.3 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../all-wcprops 0.7 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../entries 0.7 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../adf-config.xml.svn-base 1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../connections.xml.svn-base 0.1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../wsm-assembly.xml.svn-base 0.1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../adf-config.xml 1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../connections.xml 0.1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../wsm-assembly.xml 0.1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../all-wcprops 0.1 kB ADFSecurityBehaviourAfterLoggingLevelChange_v2/.../entries 0.3 kB ADFSecur
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PDF · Mobi · ePub 30 Enabling ADF Security in a Fusion Web Application This chapter describes how you can enable http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E29597_01/web.1111/e28164/adding_security.htm ADF Security in the Fusion web application to define resource grants http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2009/01/practical-adf-security-deployment-on.html for Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF) resources and to restrict the user's ability to view web pages associated those resources. This chapter includes the following sections: Section 30.1, "Introduction to ADF Security" Section 30.2, "ADF Security Process Overview" Section 30.3, "Enabling error 401 ADF Security" Section 30.4, "Creating Application Roles" Section 30.5, "Defining ADF Security Policies" Section 30.6, "Creating Test Users" Section 30.7, "Creating a Login Page" Section 30.8, "Testing Security in JDeveloper" Section 30.9, "Preparing the Secure Application for Deployment" Section 30.10, "Disabling ADF Security" Section 30.11, "Advanced Topics and Best Practices" 30.1 Introduction error 401 unauthorized to ADF Security The ADF Security framework is the preferred technology to provide authentication and authorization services to the Fusion web application. ADF Security is built on top of the Oracle Platform Security Services (OPSS) architecture, which itself is well-integrated with Oracle WebLogic Server. While other security-aware models exist that can handle user login and resource protection, ADF Security is ideally suited to provide declarative, permission-based protection for ADF bounded task flows, for top-level web pages that use ADF bindings (pages that are not contained in a bounded task flow), and at the lowest level of granularity, for rows of data defined by ADF entity objects and their attributes. In this document, these specific resources that the ADF Security framework protects are known as ADF security-aware resources. You enable ADF Security for Fusion web applications when you run the Configure ADF Security wizard, as described in Section 30.3, "Enabling ADF Security." The wizard configures ADF Securit
migration to standalone WebLogic server. If this step is described in Steve Muench article - Simplified ADF 11g Application Credential and Policy Migration to Standalone WebLogic Servers, second thing is not described clearly in documentation - how to make work authorization when application is deployed on standalone WebLogic server. I got useful hints after watching Frank Nimphius ADF Code Corner Internet TV - ADF Security Authorization, recommend to check as well.In this post I will describe step-by-step how to deploy your Web application with ADF Security enabled on standalone WebLogic server. You can download my sample application, I was deploying and testing - ADFSecurityWL.zip. ADF BC Application Module is configured to use JDBC DataSource - java:comp/env/jdbc/HrDS, dont forget to define jdbc/HrDS JNDI on your server, before running application.So, what is not clearly described in documentation is that standalone WebLogic server can see only so called Enterprise roles defined with following class:oracle.security.jps.internal.core.principals.JpsXmlEnterpriseRoleImpl defined in jazn-data.xmlweblogic.security.principal.WLSGroupImpl converted to WebLogic class after Policies migrationDuring development, Enterprise roles can be defined in jazn.com identity store:You need to know, that Enterprise roles are not used to define policies. For ADF Policies are used Application class roles. During development, those roles are defined under Application Policy Store.And its very important - if you want your Application class role to be functional on standalone WebLogic server with Authentication Provider, you need to map Application role to appropriate Enterprise role. This mapping can be done in jazn-data.xml file. In this example, Application class role - managers is mapped to Enterprise class role - managersApplication:Enterprise role later will be defined in standalone WebLogic server Authentication Provider. This will allow to define new application users, not only those used during development.Here is an example of Application class role usage to define ADF Security Policy related to a Web page access:I'm using second Application role - managers, in order to disable/enable specific button in my application:You should now, there is no need in this case to map your Enterprise class roles to WebLogic roles in weblogic.xml. Its enough to have mapping generated by ADF Security wizard - valid-users to users:ADF Security role - valid-users, charachterize defined Enterprise class roles.When roles are defined, its time