Hi folks, looking for some pointers on the approach that might be taken
if onw wanted to "integrate" another web based application with the
Oracle e-bsuiness suite.

In this, intgegration would be to the extent of enabling single sign-on
- users would be authenticated in the oracle system and would then be
able to connect into the external (maybe hosted somewhere totally
different) web application without any further need to authenticate.

Does anyone know what might be involved or have any suggestions as to
how this might work or pointers to other more relevant resouirces on the
internet (I recogbise that this ng seldom discusses Apps issues)?

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jeremy

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On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:46:15 +0100, Jeremy <jeremy0505@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Hi folks, looking for some pointers on the approach that might be taken
>if onw wanted to "integrate" another web based application with the
>Oracle e-bsuiness suite.
>
>In this, intgegration would be to the extent of enabling single sign-on
>- users would be authenticated in the oracle system and would then be
>able to connect into the external (maybe hosted somewhere totally
>different) web application without any further need to authenticate.
>
>Does anyone know what might be involved or have any suggestions as to
>how this might work or pointers to other more relevant resouirces on the
>internet (I recogbise that this ng seldom discusses Apps issues)?

Normally Single Sign On in Oracle is arranged through a module called
ORASSO. I know it is part of Oracle Application Server. I'm not aware
it also is used in Oracle Apps/E-Business.
You may want to find out on what other mechanisms (may it be Oracle
Wallet, or Oracle Application Server itself) ORASSO relies.
http://otn.oracle.com would be the primary source of information.

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Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA

In article <hrgnb21sdhdsva21tmraml3nh9icke4pb5@4ax.com>, Sybrand Bakker
says...
> On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:46:15 +0100, Jeremy <jeremy0505@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >Hi folks, looking for some pointers on the approach that might be taken
> >if onw wanted to "integrate" another web based application with the
> >Oracle e-bsuiness suite.
> >
> >In this, intgegration would be to the extent of enabling single sign-on
> >- users would be authenticated in the oracle system and would then be
> >able to connect into the external (maybe hosted somewhere totally
> >different) web application without any further need to authenticate.
> >
> >Does anyone know what might be involved or have any suggestions as to
> >how this might work or pointers to other more relevant resouirces on the
> >internet (I recogbise that this ng seldom discusses Apps issues)?
>
> Normally Single Sign On in Oracle is arranged through a module called
> ORASSO. I know it is part of Oracle Application Server. I'm not aware
> it also is used in Oracle Apps/E-Business.
> You may want to find out on what other mechanisms (may it be Oracle
> Wallet, or Oracle Application Server itself) ORASSO relies.
> http://otn.oracle.com would be the primary source of information.
>

Thanks, I think I'#ll take this enquiry to the discussion forums there

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jeremy