Click on the search button as shown below to display all BAM Roles

Click on the Role you wan to associate with a new user or group. For example, Administrator

Click on ‘Add’ as shown below.

Choose the user or group you want to add to this Role, as shown below and Click on OK.

Click Ok again on the following screen, and it’s done!

Also Note:

When you look at the Role membership in EM for the 4 roles that BAM has, you will see that they are already mapped to groups (BamReportViewers, BamAdministrators, BamReportArchitects, BamReportCreators). These groups have actually not been created in your Authentication Provider yet. So, for example, if you are using the DefaultAuthenticator and you look at your WebLogic embedded ldap groups, you will not find these. You can create them though and add users to these groups and these users will then get the appropriate roles as per the Role->Group mapping as seen in EM.

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Jaideep has more than 20 years of professional software development experience. He has delivered solutions for several domains including financial services, e-Government, criminal justice, and wireless application services. He is a Certified Scrum Master and has mentored several teams to use agile software development techniques. He has delivered several SOA/BPM solutions based on the BEA/Oracle SOA Suite over the last 6 years . His current focus is on helping customers build solutions using Oracle BPM, Webcenter, ADF and SOA Suite 11g and 12c. Jaideep also trains teams on using Oracle BPM and has developed several self paced online video training courses for Oracle BPM 11g and 12c.