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August 11, 2017
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Oracle access manager with Windchill help needed.

  • August 11, 2017
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 We are currently in process of setting up OAM with Windchill, could you please let me know if you were able to successfully implement ? If so is it possible to share the configurations need to be done from Windchill side and OAM side ?

              Currently we did configure the OAM for a POC work but doesnt seems to be working. When we enable OAM we are getting user not found from Corporate LDAP, if we disable OAM the user seems to have got it authented.

Regards

Baalajee.T

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1-Visitor
August 14, 2017

Hi Baalajee,

How are you integrating Apache with OAM? Are you using webpass? If you are using webpass, you should set the user header variables in your OAM so that the tomcat recieves the logged in user name. By the way, where are you getting the "User not found" error is it in the Apache logs or in the webpage after the login

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August 14, 2017

Thanks for the response, at the moment the OAM team is different from the application team and hence i m not sure on the configuration.I will check and let you know, from the Windchill side is there any settings that we need to make it enabled ?

I m getting the error when trying to give the credentials from UI. We are using Webgate for this.

1-Visitor
August 16, 2017

Set the value of protocolAuthOnly to true and run the command ant -f webAppConfig.xml regenWebAppConf. Based on what you said, I am not sure whether authentication is the issue here, even  if you leave the all authentication constraints on, you should get a second basic authentication prompt after you pass single sign on.   What exactly is the error message you have on the browser? Is it from apache or tomcat?

 

As for CAD worker, we have a cluster node running with basic authentication where we point our CAD workers to. But  if you don't have this setup, you can use  trusted host authentication.