If you are installing OAM (Oracle Access Manager), and one of your requirements is to protect PeopleSoft, there’s a chunk of PeopleCode that you’ll need to install to get everything working properly.

The big thing here is to make sure that you’re using / referencing the most up to date documentation on this.

The scripts in the 10.1.4.2 documentation are different from the 10.1.4.1 documentation.

I mean to say that one can discern some odd special characters in the older (Aug 2006 10.1.4.1 documentation) and the newer (Dec 2007 10.1.4.2) documentation. E.g.,

The second first ” below is Ò

Old: &logfile.Writeline(Ò&authMethod <> “”SSO”"”);

New: &logfile.Writeline(“&authMethod <> “”SSO”"”);

It stands to reason that the old script would have caused problems.

The link below is for the newer documentation and the newer script.

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10761_01/doc/oam.1014/e10356/people.htm#PEOPLESOFT

Oracle does certify and support the newer released version of docs 10.1.4.2. I have seen the integration demonstrated and working.

.: Adam