Oracle Identity Manager request service interacts with SOA Server to handle various aspects of human interaction in Oracle Identity Manager workflows. This request service is used to assign tasks to roles and users. You can perform various operations upon tasks assigned to you. For example, you can approve, reject, or claim a task, or request for more information. The process flow in corresponding Oracle Identity Manager workflow is dependent on the outcome of given tasks.
See Also: "Developing Workflows for Approval and Manual Provisioning" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Developing and Customizing Applications for Oracle Identity Manager for information about approval workflows |
When a request is submitted, the request service initiates the approval as a task in Oracle SOA Server. This task is assigned to the approver. Further processing of this request by request service remains pending, which is subject to the outcome of the corresponding task. The approver can access either the Inbox section or the Pending Approvals page of the Identity Self Service that lists all the tasks assigned to the approver. The approver can now act upon this task and set its outcome, for example, approve or reject. After the task outcome has been set, the request service resumes the processing of the request that is based on the task outcome.
On successful submission of requests, the request service creates Human Tasks in SOA and assigns them to users or roles in Oracle Identity Manager. Authenticated users can view the tasks waiting for action in the Inbox or in the Pending Approvals page.
Note: This document describes the task actions from the Pending Approvals page. You can perform the same tasks by using the Inbox. |
This section describes some of the task actions:
Note: The features related to performing task actions in the Inbox section are provided by Oracle SOA. For detailed information about the task actions, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle SOA Suite. |