Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Configuring infrastructure resources
for developers
Developers are a demanding bunch, always wanting access! In this final section
of the chapter, we will discuss how to create read-only accounts, which deve-
lopers can use to log in to the various consoles, to have read-only access to the
MDS. It is always recommended not to share the
weblogic
password with de-
velopers.
In this section, we will also describe how to configure custom XPath functions.
Creating read-only console user accounts
We previously discussed how to give process participants access to SOA Com-
poser. We may also need to provide developers with read-only access to the
Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console, Oracle Fusion Middleware En-
terprise Manager Control, and SOA Composer consoles for them to be able to
deploy and monitor business processes.
Follow the next steps to assign a developer the appropriate permissions for de-
ployment and monitoring:
1.
Log in to Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console.
2.
Navigate to
Security Realms
|
myrealm
|
Users and Groups
.
3.
If an LDAP directory server is integrated with the WebLogic domain, a list of all
users is available. Select a user by clicking on it (for example,
john.doe)
.
4.
Click on the
Groups
tab.
5.
Add one of the available groups, and click on
Save
.
