Sunday, 26 May 2013
Fusion Apps - How to map Roles, Duties and Privileges in Fusion Applications?
The seeded Job Roles are created in OID, OIM and APM after completing all Post-install tasks and Common Implementation steps per "Getting Started with Oracle Fusion Applications: Common Implementation (Doc ID 1387777.1)"
For more information on seeded roles, please review:
Mapping Of Duty Roles To Top Level Menu Entries in Fusion Applications (Doc ID 1459828.1)
Mapping Of Roles, Duties and Privileges in Fusion Applications (Doc ID 1460486.1)
Fusion Apps - What are SaaS access constraints?
A SaaS
customer will not have the following:
- Database access to run SQL or
any other database commands
- Access to Fusion Middleware , J
Developer and View Objects
- Perform ADF Customizations
- Access to Enterprise Manager
and Application Server
- Ability to develop and deploy
custom Java/PL-SQL code
- Access to SOA Suite - Ability
to develop /deploy Custom Composite Applications
- Access to OBIA and Data
warehousing, however users can use BIP and OTBI for reporting
- SaaS customers will not be able
to configure new Data Sources and will not get BI Administrator access.
Fusion Apps - What are the Business Objects supported by HR2HR, HCM Spreadsheet data loader and HCM Flat File data loader?
Following
are the business objects which are supported in HCM
- Work Structures
- Business Units
- Locations
- Job Families
- Jobs
- Grades
- Grade Rates
- Positions
- Departments
- Dept Hierarchy
- Transaction Data
- Person
- Work Relationships
- Workforce Compensation
- Salary Basis
- Salary
- Element Entries
- Talent Management
- Content Items
- Rating Models
- Establishments
- Profiles (Qualifications,
Competencies, latest Performance Rating)
Fusion Apps Role for access to Weblogic Admin Console, Fusion Middleware Control and FA
I was trying hard to understand the architecture of Fusion Apps Pillars. Every thing in Fusion Apps is controlled by RBAC. In Fusion Applications you have three different User Interfaces targeted for different group of people.
These are
These are
- FA UI where user will login and do his/her daily duties
- Fusion Middleware Control for maintaining and monitoring system health
- Weblogic Admin Console used to deploy services, adding, removing,starting and shutting down domains
If someone wants to understand and have full idea of all these three areas then he needs to have a role assigned with his user id. Now the question is - Is there a single role that will give access to all of the above areas??
The answer is yes. There is a role named Administrators. If that role is assigned in OIM to an user then he would be able to access all of the above.
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