This post covers the steps required to configure Oracle PCS (Process Cloud Service) as and application (for SSO) in IDCS (Identity Cloud Service). So let us start,
Configuration in IDCS
- Login to the IDCS console
- Go to Applications tab and click on Add
- Select App Catalog in the pop up
- Search for Oracle and select Oracle Cloud.
- Enter basic details and select Oracle Process Cloud Service in the App links section
- Enter identity domain, domain name and SSO domain name
- Identity Domain: your identity domain you can find it in my services dashboard
- Domain Name: You can find it from your cloud url Eg: XXX.oraclecloud.com
- SSO Domain name: Same as domain name
- SSO Configuration
- Entity ID: “entityID” attribute value from the PCS metadata file
- Signing Certificate: the Signing certificate downloaded from PCS SSO configuration
- Download the Signing Certificate and Identity Provider Metadata from this page (which will be used in PCS sso configuration page)
- Save the configuration and Activate it.
Configuration in PCS
- Click on Users on the top right side
- Click on SSO Configuration tab and click on Configure SSO button
- Select import identity provider metadata
- Choose File and upload the identity provider metadata file (such as idcs_metadata.xml, the one downloaded in IDCS page).
- Select HTTP POST as SSO protocol.
- Select User’s Email Address as User Identifier.
- Select the Name ID as the contained in field
- Save the details and you are ready to test it and enable the SSO
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