What do You Need to Use the E-Business Suite Asserter

Before You Begin

Before you begin using E-Business Suite Asserter, understand how to enable it, and how it works with other components.

If your Oracle E-Business Suite is integrated with Oracle Access Manager, Oracle Internet Directory, E-Business Suite AccessGate, or uses any other SSO profile, then remove the integration between these components and Oracle E-Business Suite, and then restart the servers before using the IAM E-Business Suite Asserter.
Know what's supported. All Oracle E-Business modules which use browser-based login works with E-Business Suite Asserter for SSO. Excel-based login of Web ADI is supported. Mobile Apps for EBS, such as approvals and expenses, are supported. Modules which do not use browser-based login, such as Mobile Web Applications (MWA) and E-Signature, are not supported.

An IAM administrator must be able to access the IAM Console to download E-Business Suite Asserter and configure and activate applications.

You must have access to the following services and products:

You must have the following roles:


Role	Required to...
IAM: Security administrator	Access the Downloads page of the IAM Console. From this page, you can download the Identity Cloud Service E-Business Suite Asserter.
IAM: Application administrator	Manage applications in IAM, which includes registering the sample mobile app with IAM.
Oracle E-Business Suite: Server administrator	Access the Oracle E-Business Suite installation folder, the Oracle WebLogic Server where you deploy the E-Business Suite Asserter, and the E-Business Suite Asserter machine as an operating system user.

Access the Downloads page from the IAM Console. From this page, you can download the IAM E-Business Suite Asserter.

Open the navigation menu and select Identity & Security. Under Identity, select Domains.
Click the name of the identity domain that you want to work in. You might need to change the compartment to find the domain that you want. Then, click Settings and then Downloads.
On the Downloads page, select the Identity Cloud Service Asserter for E-Business Suite download button.
For instances of Identity Cloud Service EBS Asserter Release 20.1.3, the feature for EBS Asserter has to be enabled.
- If the EBS Asserter is disabled and you try to use it you see an error message.
- Check the feature state by going to tenant base url/admin/v1/FeatureInfos. oracle.idaas.ebs.asserter should be marked as enabled.
Save the .zip file to a temporary folder on your local machine (for example, c:\temp for Windows or /temp for UNIX).
Extract the contents of the .zip file and find the location of the ebs.war and idcs-wallet-<version>.jar files.

The name of the files might vary accordingly to the version.
Copy the ebs.war and idcs-wallet-<version>.jar files to a working folder into the E-Business Suite Asserter's WebLogic Server machine. For example, /opt/ebssdk (create this folder if it doesn't exist).

Record the environment information that you need when you configure the E-Business Suite Asserter configuration file.

Oracle WebLogic Server host name where the E-Business Suite Asserter is deployed. For example, ebsasserter.example.com
Oracle WebLogic Server HTTPS address (including port number if not default one) where the E-Business Suite Asserter is deployed. For example,https://ebsasserter.example.com:7002
Oracle E-Business Suite host name. For example, ebs.example.com
Oracle E-Business Suite HTTPS address. For example, https://ebs.example.com:8001/
IAM HTTPS address (including port number if not using the default one). For example, https://idcs-example.identity.oraclecloud.com
Oracle E-Business Suite Database name. For example, EBSDB
Oracle E-Business Suite Database host. For example, ebs.example.com
Oracle E-Business Suite Database port. For example, 1521
Oracle E-Business Suite APPS user password. For example, apps