Oracle JDE EnterpriseOne – Azure ADFS SSO Integration

Oracle JD Edwards – JDE and Azure ADFS SSO Integration

As Oracle JDE does not natively support Azure ADFS SSO Authentication, JDE and Azure ADFS SSO Integration is highly sought after. This integration is simplified with SSOgen SSO Gateway.

SSOgen Gateway would be registered as a SAML 2.0 Application in Azure ADFS, as described in Configure SSO for Applications not in Azure Active Directory.

JDE would be registered with SSOgen, as described in Oracle JDE SSO Integrations for JDE EnterpriseOne.

When a user enters into JDE EnterpriseOne, user is redirected to SSOGen for authentication. SSOgen in turn sends the user to Azure ADFS for SSO Login. Azure ADFS performs SSO Authentication using a login form, multi-factor authentication, or Desktop Authentication – Kerberos or Windows Native Authentication, WNA based on Azure ADFS SSO Configuration. Upon a successful authentication at Azure ADFS, the user is redirected back to EnterpriseOne Home through SSOgen.

The end user login experience would be pretty much similar to other applications SSO enabled by Azure ADFS. JDE Application can be added to Azure AD Application Gallery by Azure Admin, and end users can launch JDE EnterpriseOne like another Azure AD Application.

User would access JDE EnterpriseOne seamlessly from other Azure ADFS SSO enabled applications without having to re-login, and vice-versa.

SSOgen is fully transparent to the end user during both SSO login and logout flows.