This high-level task demonstrates how to configure a hybrid directory service using Process
Administrator.
This task assumes that you have created your organization within your
LDAP provider, including organizational units, groups, and users. It also assumes that you have created
and configured a directory service using the Admin Center. Oracle BPM Enterprise uses this directory service
to connect to your LDAP server.
See
Creating a New Directory Service
for more information.
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Launch Process Administrator
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Verify that LDAP information is being read by Process Administrator.
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Click
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The organizational units defined in your LDAP server appear in the list
of organizational units.
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Click
The groups defined in your LDAP server appear in the list of groups.
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Click
The participants defined in your LDAP server appear in the list of participants.
If you do not see your LDAP organization information within Process Administrator, check the
configuration of your directory service.
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Create roles using Process Administrator
Roles are used to control access to different activities within a process.
See
Creating a Role
After creating roles, you must assign the roles to the appropriate groups and
participants.
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Assign roles to groups
See
Assigning Roles to Groups Using Process Administrator
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Assign roles to participants
See
Assigning a Role to a Participant Using Process Administrator
After configuring a hybrid directory service, you should deploy and publish a project. Then, you should
login to the WorkSpace to ensure that access to
different activities within a process are available to the correct participants in your LDAP
organization.