Oracle Single Sign-On for perticular module ?

hello people,
I have implemented Single Sign-On for some of my jsp pages in different folders like finance, inventory, etc,. Am creating some test users and groups in OID. but the users in inventory group are able to login to finance module. can u please give me some suggestions on how to restrict this ? where to do the configurations ?
thanks

Hi,
if it is a J2EE application, use J2EE roles - defined in web.xml - and map it to groups in OID through the orion-application.xml file. See the OC4J security guide which is a part of Oracle Application Server documentation on OTN
Frank

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