To create the Billing Care application domain:

1. Log in to your OAM web console at http://hostname:port/oamconsole, where hostname and port are the server name or IP address and port for your OAM instance.

2. Click Application Domains in the Access Manager frame.

3. Click Create Application Domain.

4. In the Name field, enter a name for your application domain.

5. (Optional) Provide Description, Session Idle Timeout (minutes), Allow OAuth Token, and Allow Session Impersonation values.

6. Click Apply.

   The Billing Care application domain is created.

See "Creating a New Application Domain" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Access Management for more information.

Define the /bc**, /bc*, and /** resources for your Billing Care application domain. Repeat steps 1 through 4 for each of these resources.

To define Billing Care resources in your Billing Care application domain:

1. Click Application Domains in the Access Manager frame.

2. Click the link for your Billing Care application domain.

   The Summary tab for your Billing Care application domain is shown.

3. Click the Resources tab.

4. Enter or select the following values listed in Table 4-1.

   Table 4-1 Billing Care Protected Resource Creation Values

   Field	Value
   Type	HTTP
   Description	(Optional) Enter text description
   Host Identifier	IAMSuiteAgent
   Protection Level	Protected
   Authentication Policy	Protected Policy
   Resource URL (String)	/bc**, /bc*, or /**

Define an excluded resource for /fav.ico.

To define the excluded resource, repeat steps 1 through 4 using the values listed in Table 4-2.

See "Adding and Managing Policy Resource Definitions" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Access Management for more information on creating resources in OAM console.

Create an OIMIDStore authentication model in OAM for authenticating Billing Care users.

To create the required authentication model in OAM:

1. Click Authentication Modules in the Access Manager frame.

   The Authentication Modules node is shown.

2. Click the Create Authentication Module menu and select Create LDAP Authentication Module.

3. In the Name field, provide a name for your authentication module.

4. In User Identity Store, select OIMIDStore.

5. Click Apply.

See "Managing Native Authentication Modules" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Access Management for more information on creating an authentication module in OAM console.

The authentication module you previously created must be added to an authentication scheme in your Billing Care application domain.

To create an authentication scheme and add the authentication module to it:

1. Click Authentication Schemes in the Access Manager frame.

   The Authentication Schemes node is shown.

2. Click Create Authentication Scheme.

3. Enter or select the following values listed in Table 4-3.

   Table 4-3 Billing Care Authentication Scheme Creation Values

   Field	Value
   Name	Billing Care LDAP Scheme name
   Description	(Optional) Enter text description
   Authentication Level	2
   Challenge Method	FORM
   Challenge Redirect URL	/oam/server
   Authentication Module	Select the authentication module created in the previous step
   Challenge URL	/pages/login.jsp
   Context Type	default
   Context Value	/oam

4. Click Apply.

See "Creating an Authentication Scheme" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Access Management for more information.

Create an authentication policy that the Billing Care application domain uses to manage the resources, authentication module, and authentication scheme previously created.

To create an authentication policy:

1. Click Application Domains in the Access Manager frame.

   The Application Domain tab is shown.

2. In the Search field, enter the name of your Billing Care application domain and press enter.

3. In Search Results, click the name of your Billing Care application domain.

4. Click the Authentication Policies tab.

   The Authentication Policy node is shown.

5. Click Create Authentication Policy.

6. Enter or select the following values listed in Table 4-4.

   Table 4-4 Billing Care Authentication Policy Creation Values

   Field	Value
   Name	Billing Care authentication policy name
   Description	(Optional) Enter text description
   Authentication Scheme	Select the authentication scheme created in the previous step

7. Click Apply.

To add your Billing Care resources to your authentication policy:

1. In the Authentication Policy node for your previously created policy, click the Resources tab.

2. Click Add.

3. Select all of the Billing Care resources created in "Defining Billing Care Resources".

4. Click Apply.

See "Defining Authentication Policies for Specific Resources" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Access Management for more information on creating an authentication policy and adding resources in OAM console.

Create an authorization policy and add resources to this policy for the Billing Care application domain.

To create the Billing Care application domain authorization policy:

1. Click Application Domains in the Access Manager frame.

   The Application Domain tab is shown.

2. In the Search field, enter the name of your Billing Care application domain and press enter.

3. In Search Results, click the name of your Billing Care application domain.

4. Click the Authorization Policies tab.

5. Enter or select the following values listed in Table 4-5.

   Table 4-5 Billing Care Authorization Policy Creation Values

   Field	Value
   Name	Billing Care authorization policy name
   Description	(Optional) Enter text description
   Success URL	The redirect URL to be used upon successful authorization
   Failure URL	The redirect URL to be used upon failed authorization

6. Click Apply.

7. Click the Resources tab.

8. Click Add.

9. Select all of the Billing Care resources created in "Defining Billing Care Resources".

10. Click Apply.

See "Creating an Authorization Policy and Specific Resources" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Access Management for more information on creating an authorization policy and adding resources in OAM console.

After configuring the required Billing Care OAM components, edit the Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) idm.conf file in your OAM instance to specify the handler, host, and port for the /bc resource. Restart your OHS instance after editing this file.

To configure the /bc resource in the OHS idm.conf file:

1. Open a secure shell or terminal window to your OAM host as a user with administrative permissions.

2. Change to the Middleware_home/config/OHS/OHS_Instance/moduleconf directory, where Middleware_home is the middleware home directory of the OAM WebLogic Server instance and OHS_Instance is the OHS instance where OAM is hosted.

3. Append the following entry into the idm.conf file before the </VirtualHost> closing tag:

   <Location /bc>
        SetHandler weblogic-handler
        WebLogicHost host name or IP address of your OPSS Administration Server
        WeblogicPort port number the WebLogic host is listening on
   </Location>

4. Save the file.

5. Change to the OHS_home/bin directory, where OHS_home is the Oracle home directory of your OHS installation.

6. Restart OHS with the following commands:

   ./opmnctl status

   ./opmnctl stopall

   ./opmnctl startall

See "Using the idm.conf File" in Oracle Fusion Middleware Integration Guide for Oracle Identity Management Suite for more information on the OHS idm.conf file.