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Error 403--Forbidden up vote 9 down vote favorite 3 I am trying to run a Java EE application on weblogic. The application works fine on Tomcat. I have customized the war file to include weblogic.xml. This file includes the following code:-
into application protected by ADF Security: Error itself is logical, but in my case I was providing correct username/password, security permissions were defined
How To Solve 403 Forbidden Error In Weblogic
correctly as well. I did a bit of research and found
From Rfc 2068 Hypertext Transfer Protocol Http 1.1 Weblogic
that weblogic.xml file was generated incorrectly. This file is accessible through JDeveloper 11g Application Navigator: I saw adf application error 403--forbidden that weblogic.xml was generated without required entries: So, I added required security role assignment manually: Now my application opens correctly: If you will encounter same problem, make sure http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11026110/weblogic-error-403-forbidden your weblogic.xml file is valid. Download working sample application - ADFSecurityValidUsers.zip. Posted by Andrejus Baranovskis at 1:23 PM Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Labels: ADF, JDeveloper 11g, Security, WebLogic, Workarounds 9 comments: Vikram Kohli said... Hi Andrejus,Getting same error when using form based authentication.In my web.xml I have now following entries after changing the http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2009/12/solving-error-403-forbidden-in-adf.html login authentocation method from adfAuthenticationoracle.adf.share.security.authentication.AuthenticationServletsuccess_url/faces/main.jspx1FORM/login.html/error.htmlAnd when I login, , I get 403 forbidden error.Can you plz provide help to solve this.Using Jdev 11.1.1.2. March 25, 2010 at 3:47 PM Vikram Kohli said... Hi Andrejus,Might be last comment was not clear, But I am facing this error from long time. When I change my authentication method from HTTP BAISC to FORM based authentication(and provide default login and error pages), I get the same error 403 forbidden.Vikram March 27, 2010 at 8:13 AM Anonymous said... Hi Andrejus,I get the same error but my case is a lot different.I created a simple(No Security enabled) jspx page in JDeveloper 11g and it works really perfect on pc browsers.I get that error whenever I want to load that page on my mobile emulator browser!!! It doesn't work even on real mobile browsers like iphone Safari.Any suggestions?Thanks,Shahab November 10, 2010 at 1:52 AM HongMing said... Hi AndrejusI want to embed JavaScript into ADF Mobile Browser (Trinidad environment) like af:resource method. However, I can'
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flow and your method activity is the default activity in that flow as shown in the slide (JDeveloper 11g PS2) the parameter "URL Invoke" under visibility section in your Task flow you have to keep in mind to avoid HTTP 403 exception. The parameter URL Invoke has 3 choices which defaults to calculated select url-invoke-allowed from the dropdown list if you want to allow a URL to invoke the bounded task flow. Select url-invoke-disallowed if you do not want to allow a URL to invoke the bounded task flow. Selecting this value returns a HTTP 403 status code if a URL attempts to invoke the bounded task flow. The default value (calculated) allows a URL to invoke the bounded task flow if the bounded task flow does not specify an initializer and it has a view activity as its default activity. If the bounded task flow does not meet these conditions, a HTTP 403 status code is returned. Selecting url-invoke-allowed or url-invoke-disallowed overrides the default behavior. Simple set the value of URL Invoke according to your use case Download the sample workspace Happy JDeveloping, Baig Posted by Zeeshan Baig at 11:36:00 AM Labels: ADF, Developer, Errors, Oracle JDeveloper, Task Flows Reactions: 5 comments: CorneliuMarch 23, 2011 at 2:44 AMHi,I have an application that has authentication. On my develpoment enviroment(Windows, Mysql, Weblogic 10.3.3.0) the authentication works. When i deploy it on production(Redhat Linux, Mysql Weblogic 10.3.3.0) i get after login http 403.The sql authentication provider works since I am able to change password for a user from weblogic console. And the password it is changed in mysql database. Password is encrypted SHA-1.I can't see other errors except the one from browser(HTTP 403 forbiden). Do you know what the problem can be?Regards CorneliuReplyDeleteBaigApril 12, 2011 at 9:00 AMHi sorry for late response. I was in travel didn't had enough time to response comments :)Please check the log files and make sure both have same patch sets installed.ReplyDeleteCorneliuApril 19, 2011 at 7:51 AMHi,Thanks for your answer.The problem was that on the WLS from linux I forgot to put the default Provider to Sufficient. So the user that I used to login was only in my SQL Provider, but it was expected to be in DefaultProvider also. After setting it to