Role Grants to Bounded Task Flow not Recognized on standalone WLS 10.3

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I receive this error
oracle.adf.controller.security.AuthorizationException: ADFC-0619: Authorization check failed: '/WEB-INF/menuflow.xml#menuflow' 'VIEW'.
This occurs before and after security migration.
I have spent 4 days on this problem and read and re-read Jdeveloper and Weblogic docs and all the blogs I could find as well as this forum.
The security works fine using Integated WLS.
It seems to me that the roles in Jazn and the roles I setup in Weblogic are NOT being associated
I followed step by step the blogs concerning security migration, weblogic standalone install, weblogic setup as to rolls and groups, etc.
Before I go through every step I took, I would like to know If anyone has received this error.
Chuck

Hi Frank,
I copied the <jazn-policy> section from the jazn-data.xml to system-jazn-data.xml and it is working
So as expected something wrong with the migration...I will check what
Thanks
Jamil

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