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BOOK PRO ORACLE FUSION APPLICATIONS- INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION
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Items Found: 252
- Part I: Introduction 1
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Oracle Fusion Applications 3
- Overview of Oracle Fusion Applications 3
- What’s New in Oracle Fusion Applications? 4
- Oracle Fusion Applications Product Families 7
- Fusion Applications Architecture 8
- Overall Technical Architecture 10
- Understanding a Typical Oracle WebLogic Server Domain 10
- Oracle Identity Management Infrastructure 11
- Oracle Fusion Applications Infrastructure 13
- Key Technology Stack Components 16
- Oracle Fusion Middleware Components 16
- Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure Components 18
- Oracle Database 19
- Fusion Applications Interaction with Identity Management 19
- Summary 22
- Part II: Planning 23
- Chapter 2: Planning an Installation 25
- Individual Roles and Responsibilities 25
- Fusion Applications Topologies 27
- Single-Tier Topology 27
- Two-Tier Topologies 29
- Three-Tier or Enterprise Topologies 30
- High-Availability Topologies 36
- Fusion Applications Directory Structure 36
- Oracle Identity Management Directory Structure 37
- Oracle Fusion Applications Directory Structure 38
- Planning an Installation Topology 41
- Deciding the Product Offerings To Be Provisioned 41
- Deciding the Installation Topology 42
- Memory Sizing for the Servers 42
- Planning Network and Storage 49
- Summary 52
- Chapter 3: Preparing the Hosts for Provisioning 53
- Introduction to the Provisioning Process 53
- Understanding Installation Orchestration 53
- Classifi cation of Hosts for an Installation 54
- Supported Component Versions 55
- Selected Topology for the Installation 56
- Fusion Applications Provisioning Steps 57
- Provisioning Steps for Identity Management Components 57
- Provisioning Steps for Fusion Applications Components 61
- Dependencies Between IDM and FA Provisioning Steps 62
- Creating the Installation Repository 63
- Directory Structure of the Installation Repository 63
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- Preparing the Hosts Operating System 68
- Preparing Network and Name Resolution 69
- Preparing Storage 70
- Installing Required Operating System Packages 70
- Creating Operating System Users and Groups 72
- Confi guring Required Kernel Parameters 72
- Preparing Operating System for the Remaining Nodes 74
- Summary 75
- Part III: Installation 77
- Chapter 4: Preparing the Identity Management Database 79
- Installing the Database for IDM 79
- Installing the Latest Version of the OPatch Utility 88
- Apply a Database Patch Set Update 88
- Apply Database Patches 90
- Edit Recommended Database Parameters 91
- Create XA Views as Prerequisites of the Repository Creation Utility 92
- Running the IDM Repository Creation Utility 92
- Summary 105
- Chapter 5: Prepare for Identity Management Provisioning 107
- Installing the IDM Provisioning Framework 107
- Understanding the Directory Structure 114
- Creating an IDM Provisioning Response File 116
- Modify the IDM Provisioning Response File for Fusion Applications 137
- Copy Credentials Wallet File to DMZ Hosts (Optional) 138
- Summary 138
- Chapter 6: Provision Identity Management Environment 139
- Identity Management Provisioning Interfaces 139
- Identity Management Provisioning Phases 140
- Possible States of an IDM Provisioning Phase 141
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- Provisioning Identity Management Using the Wizard 142
- IDM Provisioning Wizard Layout During the Provisioning Phases 146
- Provisioning Using the Command-Line Interface (CLI) 158
- Run Preverify Phase 159
- Run Install Phase 159
- Run Preconfi gure Phase 160
- Run Confi gure Phase 160
- Run Confi gure Secondary Phase 160
- Run Post Confi gure Phase 161
- Run Startup Phase 161
- Run Validate Phase 162
- Restarting After a Failed Installation 162
- Summary 164
- Chapter 7: Post-Provisioning IDM Confi guration 165
- Validating the Oracle Identity Management Installation 165
- Validating the OID and OVD 165
- Validating the Oracle HTTP Server 166
- Validating the Oracle Directory Service Manager 167
- Validating Admin and Managed Servers 172
- Validating the Oracle Identity Manager 177
- Validating the Oracle Access Manager 177
- Validating the Oracle SOA Instance 178
- Performing the Post-Provisioning Confi guration 180
- Correcting the Data Source Confi guration 180
- Updating the Oracle HTTP Server Runtime Parameters 184
- Backing Up the IDM Confi guration File 184
- Post-Provisioning Steps for the Oracle Identity Manager 185
- Post-Provisioning Steps for Oracle Access Manager 188
- Summary 194
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- Chapter 8: Creating Fusion Applications Transaction Database 195
- Current Status of Provisioning 195
- Install Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework 197
- Preparing Fusion Applications Database 203
- Install JDK 205
- Installing Fusion Applications Transaction Database 205
- Running Fusion Applications Repository Creation Utility 217
- Fusion Applications Schemas and Tablespaces 237
- Summary 239
- Chapter 9: Preparing for Fusion Applications Provisioning 241
- Installing Provisioning Framework 241
- Fusion Applications Provisioning Framework Directory Structure 242
- Install JDK 243
- Copy Required Libraries to WebGate Installer Directory 243
- Creating the Fusion Applications Response File 245
- Update an Existing Provisioning Response File 282
- Creating a New Response File for Extending an Existing Environment 285
- Summary 286
- Chapter 10: Provisioning Oracle Fusion Applications Environment 287
- Current Status of the Provisioning Process 287
- Fusion Applications Provisioning Phases 289
- Important Input Files Used During Provisioning 292
- Important Output Files Created During Provisioning 298
- Provision Fusion Applications Environment 302
- Provisioning Through the Graphical interface 303
- Provisioning Through the Command-Line Interface 303
- Multi-Host Installation of Fusion Applications 304
- Begin the installation 306
- Manually Validating the Installation 338
- Summary 341
- Part IV: Administration 343
- Chapter 11: Understanding Oracle Fusion Applications Interface 345
- Getting Started with Fusion Applications Interface 345
- Fusion Applications User Interface Layout 347
- Logging into Oracle Fusion Applications 349
- Common Features Across Fusion Applications 350
- Settings and Actions Menu 350
- Help 351
- Dashboards 353
- Navigator 355
- Watchlist 356
- Worklist and Notifi cations 357
- Personalization 358
- Favorites and Recent Items 363
- Search 366
- Analytics/Reports 367
- ADF Desktop Integration 368
- Collaboration 368
- Scheduled Processes 371
- Summary 374
- Chapter 12: Getting Started with Fusion Applications Administration 375
- Starting Fusion Applications Environment 375
- Starting Identity Management Database 377
- Starting Identity Management Middle Tier Components 386
- Starting Fusion Applications Transaction Database 400
- Starting Fusion Applications Middle Tier Components 403
- Stopping Fusion Applications Environment 415
- Stopping Fusion Applications Middle Tier Components 416
- Stopping the Fusion Applications Transaction Database 419
- Stopping Identity Management Middle Tier Components 420
- Stopping Identity Management Database 423
- Overview of the Fusion Functional Setup Manager 424
- Navigating Through the Functional Setup Manager 424
- Fusion Applications Implementation Overview 425
- Summary 440
- Chapter 13: Managing Fusion Applications Security 441
- Components Involved in Common Security Setup 441
- Oracle Internet Directory 441
- Oracle Directory Service Manager 441
- Oracle Identity Manager 442
- Fusion Functional Setup Manager 442
- Authorization Policy Manager 442
- Fusion Applications Roles 442
- Types of Fusion Applications Roles 443
- Accessing the Roles from Multiple Interfaces 445
- Looking Up Users and Roles in Database Tables 447
- Setting Up Users and Roles Synchronization 450
- Oracle Identity Manager LDAP Reconciliation Jobs 451
- Fusion Applications LDAP Synchronization Tasks 455
- Fusion Applications Initial Security Setup 458
- Update Fusion Applications Administration Super User 459
- Setting Up the IT Security Administrator Role 459
- Creating the IT Security Administrator User 464
- Run User and Roles Synchronization Process 471
- Creating Implementation Users 472
- Create Data Roles for Implementation Users 473
- Assign Roles to Implementation Users 475
- Summary 477
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- Chapter 14: Monitoring Fusion Applications Environment 479
- Understanding the Role of Cloud Control 479
- Installing and Confi guring Cloud Control 481
- Installing Oracle Database for Cloud Control 481
- Installing Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 483
- Confi guring Fusion Applications with Cloud Control 488
- Monitoring the Fusion Applications Environment 503
- Understanding the Fusion Applications Product Family Homepage 503
- Fusion Applications Product Homepage 508
- Monitoring Fusion Middleware 509
- Monitoring Enterprise Scheduler 511
- Monitoring a Database 513
- Confi guring Common Monitoring Features 514
- Setting Up Notifi cations 514
- Using EM Blackouts 516
- Summary 519
- Chapter 15: Diagnosing and Troubleshooting 521
- Troubleshooting Tools and Features 521
- Important Files Related to the Topology 521
- Problems and Incidents 523
- Log Viewer 525
- QuickTrace 528
- Diagnostic Dashboard 531
- Tracing Fusion Applications Issues at Database Level 535
- Tracing Fusion Applications Sessions 536
- Tracing Scheduled Job Sessions 539
- Troubleshooting Enterprise Scheduler 541
- Understanding Enterprise Scheduler Jobs execution 541
- Enterprise Scheduler Health Check 546
- Troubleshooting JVM Performance 548
- Enabling JVM Diagnostics 548
- Accessing JVM Diagnostics Homepage 550
- Troubleshooting Using JVMD Features 552
- Live JVM Thread Analysis 554
- JVM Thread Dumps 555
- Summary 557
- Chapter 16: Patching and Ongoing Administration 559
- Understanding Patching Fundamentals 559
- Types of Patches 559
- Patching Methods 561
- Applying Technology Stack Patches 562
- P4FA (Patches for Fusion Applications) Directory Structure 562
- FASPOT Utility Directory Structure 564
- FASPOT (P4FA) Patching Steps 565
- Applying Applications Patches 578
- Using Fusion Applications Patch Manager 579
- Manually Applying Patches 592
- Manual Patching Using AutoPatch (adpatch.sh) 592
- Manual Patching Using OPatch 594
- Performing Maintenance Tasks 595
- Using AD Administration Utility 595
- Backup and Restore 599
- Types of Files to Be Backed Up 600
- Backing Up the Fusion Applications Environment 602
- Restoring Fusion Applications Environment 605
- Summary 607
- Index 609
