OAM (authorization and authentication)

Does OAM offer any cape Web Services for the authorization and authentication?
Thanks in Advance, Awaiting sooner response.
Edited by: Odemail on 05-abr-2012 8:31

For this you can check with Oracle Support
Thanks
kumar

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