Concept of LoginModule- Help

Am I correct in understanding that the LoginModule supplies a login page already provided by Oracle? If one wants their login page to have a preferred look, you have to provide your own jspx page but then you will not be able to use the Oracle supplied authentication mechanism behind the LoginModule? Or, am I wrong? (probably I am)
We would like to use database tables to store stuff so, looks like, we have to use custom LoginModules.
Do I need to download a version of Admintool that is easier to use (instead of the online AdminTool) for all this. At this point, I use Oracle Express Database to test all this. Once done, I will have to use the actual database. Can I test this LoginModule in my environment and then be assured that I can use the app in an actual environment.
I think it is time for a security class from Oracle in addition to the ADFBC class they provide.
Thanks
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useradfbc

Hi,
there is no Oracle provided page. With custom LoginModules you use either Basic or Form based authentication. For the latter you create a JSP or JSF page containing a form element with the j_security_check actio. The username field needs to be named j_username, the password field j_password.
The username and password will be passed to the JAAS LginModule by the OC4J container and can be accessed within the callback handling.
Frank

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3)void addDebugMessage (String message); Adds a message message to the mapping trace with the trace level debug.
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Is this recruitment concept in sap hr

HI Experts,
Will recruitment concept will be helpful in real time in sap hr.We have to learn the recruitment also actually i heard like when compared to recruitment Personnel Administration is having more demand even in interview point of view also..
Thanks
RAji

Hi Kanika;
I can explain PB60 this way.
Normally in PA module with transaction PA40 we enter the information of a new employee etc. which is also known as hiring an employee. And in PA30 we keep informations about employees.
With the help of PB40 we enter informations about applicants. With the help of PB30 we keep informations about applicants which you can think as CV's.
Something different from PA is PB60.
In recruitment we keep two things in consideration of the applicant. First one is the informations based on CV which is kept via PB30. Second what we keep is the hiring processes that the applicant has followed.
For example you may say that after creation of the applicant in the system, you want to have phone interview. After phone interview applicant can have a meeting with Hr. If Hr approves the applicant applicant will have another meeting with the head of the department. After that if he is still successfull then the proposal will be made. If he accepts he will be hired as an employee.
Here with the help of PB60 you keep track of in which step is the applicant. For example you can see when he had phone interview and how was the interview. You can enter notes about the interview, you can send mail about phone interview result or even you can inform him about the date of first meeting with hr via mail. If he is not successfull in phone interview you can send him rejection mail.
You first plan the process then you can enter informaiton of realization date. With the help of feature PACPA you can define the further processes after initial process.
You can check PACPA and PACTV features.

When i attach a portable pdf to an email, it opens and displays contents. I want the file to remain closed - help. thanks

When I attempt to attach a portable pdf to an email, it automatically opens and displays in the email. I want the file to be attached not opened. I am new to MAC and do not understand this portable pdf concept. Lease help. all I want is a file to show on the email message which can be opened by the person receiving the email.

Mail shows any single-page PDF (as well as many other document types) as a preview in an email message rather than the icon, but it is actually being attached as a normal email attachment. Unless the recipient also has Mac OS X Mail, they'll just see the PDF as an attachment unless their mail application also shows PDFs in line.
There is a third-party product which can suppress this display so that all attachments including single-page documents just show in Mail as an icon. If that's of interest, let me know and I'll post the URL to the product. But it doesn't affect how the document is attached and the email sent, only how it displays on your system.
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