Who is registered on Oracle.com? Well, if you have ever asked or answered a question on the wildly popular Oracle Application Express discussion forum on OTN, then you already have an account.
To enable SSO authentication to Oracle.com in your application on apex.oracle.com, simply follow these steps:
- Shared Components -> Authentication Schemes
- Click Create button
- Choose “Based on a pre-configured scheme from the gallery” and click Next
- Choose “Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On (Application Express Engine as Partner App)” and click Next
- Give it a name like SSO and click Create Scheme
- In the subsequent report of authentication schemes, click the “make current” link for your newly created SSO one
- Click the Make Current button on the confirmation page
- Go get a beer (or coffee or tea) to celebrate
To see this in action, here's a very brief sample application with a public and non-public page, using SSO authentication.
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8 comments:
When clicking on the sample link I get the "redirecting to login page" message, but then I get a HTTP 500 error page.
Joel,
I am having the same issue the prior poster has.. We are getting the following error when running your sample:
500 Internal Server Error..
Thank you,
Tony Miller
Webster, TX
Thanks for your feedback. Are you saying that you're not even getting to the application on apex.oracle.com? Or are you saying that once you run the application (on the public page) and you click on the link to go to the SSO authenticated page, that it results in HTTP-500?
Joel
If you click on the "Click Here" link, which points to
https://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=63701:2
, the server is giving the 500 Internal Server Error.
Here is the final URL:
https://login.oracle.com/pls/orasso/orasso.wwsso_app_admin.ls_login?site2pstoretoken=v1.2~7CF76FEC~13F692306B43E028064CC6CF41230C438BB101C7F1DE312926A7BBED2B1B7953E9E020F2C6D27D8A5A6209664A51CD67E13D0D34C1BC2307CBF22D63A52B583040079701DE984F54DC24B75E71CE67CCF9953070189F1A0127A4E7DFB286A56073954387CBF39C42581D5804B2AFDBA9DE6D4A08BF89884ABA5209D6AB1AFADFA57363D9E23B1E1ECC37B58D438C877E5D68CDDC733B7CD7D0C45F3B108B2E4649999B82B88776EB8FEF6B924573DBC6A507543A5C5B7E03CC3032EF76C85CCE95E0689ECA5DE2ABE621A9A3D0830FBAE0E1F9FDE10276BA375F83B3B6FDAF6E2D89C1A0251BEBA524C7D6027E97E05BF62DDE58ACE792E7
When clicking on the link in the application, that is supposed to re-direct to the sso secured page, that is when the is occurring..
Thank you,
Tony Miller
Webster, TX
Thanks Tony and Rama (and Francis). I'm looking at the issue now. Everyone within Oracle hasn't had an issue.
Sorry for the hassle. I contacted the necessary group within Oracle to have apex.oracle.com registered on the external Login Server (before yesterday, I never knew there was such a thing). I guess I pulled the trigger on this post a little too early.
I have now tested this both from within Oracle and externally to Oracle. All appears to function well.
Thanks for the feedback.
Works for me now.
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