ADF11g - integration with OIM -folder structure for OIM configuration files

Hi All,
I'm trying to make call to a remote OIM using OIM API, from my ADF backing bean onclick of a button
on the JSPX page.
I'm able to compile the page, but the issues I'm facing is that I'm not able to read the configuration details
specified for OIM connectivity from the OIM configuration files (authwl.conf, xl.policy, xlconfig.xml).
So do any one know what is going to be the folder structure for these config files (OIM), when we are integrating to
this API from ADF backing bean.
Thanks All .
Thanks & Regards,
Dharmathej M

Hi Daniel, thanks for the response but i readed that doc before asking here and that's one of the reasons of my question.
On the first line of the doc it says *"This appendix includes instructions that describe how to configure WebSphere so that Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) and Oracle Identity Analytics (OIA) can be installed on separate servers."*
It assumes both products are on different servers and also the creation of an new profile and node for oia.
WAS_NDS_HOME/AppServer/bin/manageprofiles.sh -create*
-templatePath WAS_NDS_HOME/AppServer/profileTemplates/managed*
-profileName oia-managed01 -profilePath WAS_NDS_HOME/profiles/oia-managed01*
-nodeName oia-managed01-node01 -hostname hostname*
Integrate the OIA node to the OIM Cell by typing the following command on the OIA Machine:*
cd OIM_HOME/xellerate/setup; ./xlAddNode.sh oia-managed01 oia-managed01-node01 192.168.21.9 8883 xelsysadm password1*
Our intention is to use same machines, servers,... oim is using so we don't need to use extra machines or create extra websphere objects.
Any tips on that?
Regards.

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