Earlier this week we published an Oracle By Example set for both Oracle Virtual Directory and Oracle Access Manager.
OBE are simple, graphically rich, self-paced Web-based tutorials for using Oracle products.
Editor's note - I didn't like the phrase "finally published" which sounds harsher than I intended. I had been anxious to see it out in the wild for so long - I think caused the "finally" to get in there. :)
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Mark,
First, let me thank you for the LDAP book - I am using it for many years and as we speak, it�s still my good reference book.
Can you provide any commentary on Oracle (original) IdM + Xellerate + Oblix components in complete Oracle Identity Management system infrastructure? I see a lot of duplication, unnecessary complicity, very difficult integration.
Posted by Peter Kinev | July 19, 2007 9:22 AM
Posted on July 19, 2007 09:22