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Executive SummaryIn today’s business environment, where division of labor is present all around and tasks are highly specialized, it becomes imperative for any organization to make sure that users have access to data that is relevant only to them to carry out their specified task. Businesses have to make sure that not only the relevant data is available to the users but the data is also secure.

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The Oracle Gateway resides between the Oracle Applications and the EDI Translator. The Gateway processes data between Oracle Applications and the EDI Translator using ASCII interface flat files.The EDI Translator accommodates the standards and all the monitoring of transmitting standard formatted data between Trading Partners. For outbound data, the EDI Translator maps data from the Oracle

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Setup Oracle Single Sign-On System ( iAS 10g, OID, SSO Server etc.,) It is required to install and configure Oracle Single Sign-On system as per the metalink note: 233436.1 (Installing Oracle Application Server 10g with Oracle E-business suite R11i). Following are the components which are essential in this process:· Oracle Applications Server 10g (10.1.2.0.2)· Oracle Single Sign-on (10.1.2.0.2)·

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IntroductionSingle sign-on Server (SSO) provides a mechanism that allows a number of different Applications common to an enterprise to share a user authentication service. With Oracle's enterprise-wide Single Sign-On, a user is required to log on, or authenticate once. That verification of the user identity is valid for the duration of the user session, and for every Application participating in

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