Recent content by mattbbpl

For whatever reason, this is not ending the session in OAM. The OAM session remains orphaned.

That's unfortunate. Thanks for your reply, though. It's good to have confirmation. There are procedural workarounds such as leaving an additional tab open (even to something basic like Google's main page) so that the session isn't lost on the client when the screen is closed, but users see...

We are running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.1, and we have SSO/WNA successfully enabled using Oracle Access Manager. This all works great. When users launch JDE initially it will automatically log them in using their desktop credentials, and if they launch another tab and navigate to JDE the new...

I feel his pain, though. We rolled out IE11 just a few months ago. Before that, we were only authorized to use IE8 as well. The limitation caused all kinds of headaches. Truth be told, IE11 still causes headaches - just fewer of them.

The problem with one role per user is just logistical, not technical. It's easier to create 1 role for each employee type (i.e. plant manager, forklift operator, accountant, HR representative, etc.) and 1 role for each location than create a role for each employee type/location combination.

Thanks for your reply. This is exactly what I was looking for in this regard, I was just hoping for something more official. It looks like I'll have to demonstrate in a sandbox environment once it's available to do so.

Regarding performance, I'm seeing references in knowledge base articles for other Oracle products stating loose comments about, "it all depends on the OR comments generated". These products use a similar inclusive/exclusive row security model as JDE, filtering out records by appending WHERE...

I found this document in the knowledge base (A 255 Character Limit Appears To Be Evident On Assigning Roles To Workflow Step (Doc ID 1501014.1))...

We are using Qsoft to manage JDE 9.1. We're currently using a very rudimentary security setup in a proof of concept system, but we're looking at setting up a more robust "finalized" security structure in Dev and, later, production. Researching, I found the following two blog posts from QSoft...

I think we might be going off into the rough, here. Assuming he's correct on the conditions he states he's seeing, it shouldn't have anything to do with separators and the like. Presumably (and hopefully he can confirm this through a test), he's able to send email messages to multiple valid...

Good point. I'm used to seeing the choice between a thin and fat client as irrelevant in terms of functionality (i.e. the only reason to choose a fat client over a thin client is to distribute the business logic onto users' machines, thereby decreasing the load on the centralized servers -...

Just to chime in, it is a little confusing, particularly when combined with the fact that posts, responses aren't posted immediately. It's very easy to go on auto-pilot and click the wrong button, then later wonder whether it was submitted at all, even. This is coming from a new member with...

Thanks guys. Getting confirmation on the current version's capabilities in this regard has been an immense help.

Thanks for the suggestions. I don't have direct control over the software purchases, so I can't decide to use Everest's solution, cowboy style. It sounds like I'll have to propose a hard decision, though - Either we purchase a third party tool, we ban/limit fat client use, or we make an...

We're working through our security requirements and designs for the first phase of a JDE E1 installation. In this particular case, we were discussing our SSO (Single Sign On) and WNA (Windows Native Authentication) design, whereby we would like a user who is logged into the Active Directory...