By default, you can see the name and description for each application in IAM.
By selecting an application name, you can view high-level and configuration
information about the application. For Oracle applications, you can also see the roles
associated with the application, and the IAM groups
and users assigned to the application.
On the Integrated applications list page, select the application name for which you want additional information. If you need help finding the list page, see Listing Applications.
Tip
To search for applications, enter all or part of the beginning of the application name that you want to locate in the search field, and then press Enter. To fine-tune your search, select the search field again, and then select a status.
To view high-level information about the application, such as the application type, name, description, icon, URL, links, and whether the application will appear on the My Apps page, select Edit application.
To view configuration information about the application, select
Configuration. For custom SAML applications, this tab is labeled
SSO configuration because, by granting SAML applications to users,
they can single sign-on (SSO) into SaaS applications that support SAML for SSO.
See Add a Confidential Application, Add a Mobile
Application, and Add a SAML Application.
For Oracle applications, to view roles associated with the application, select
Application roles. You can assign users and groups to
an application role or remove users and groups from the application role. See
Editing an Application.
For Oracle applications, to view the names and descriptions of any groups
assigned to the application, select Groups.
For Oracle applications, to view the names, email addresses, and phone numbers
of any users assigned to the application, select Users.
You can filter and sort this list of users.
To display only those users who are assigned to a particular application
role, select Show, and then select the application
role.
To display users who are assigned to any application role, select
Show, and then select All role members.
To sort the users in ascending order by their names or email addresses,
select Sort By, and then select Name or Email.