September 2009
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
6h 14m
English
Connecting to Oracle is similar to connecting to SQL, as we fully explained in chapter 2. There are just a few differences that we need to mention. Within the application definition file, you’ll need to set authentication. Of course, you can use Single Sign-On, which was explained in chapter 3. But this is required only if you want to map your Active Directory credentials to the Oracle database credentials.
Setting up SSO for Oracle is the same as setting up SSO for SQL. If you’re connecting without SSO, you need to set the authentication type to PassThrough, even though PassThrough isn’t used and the username and password are stored within the ADF as clear text. (See figure B.1 ...
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