If you do not want to follow the existing directory structure for storing the patches, then ensure that the patchtop-content.properties file is updated with the relative paths created under the PATCH_TOP so that the patching framework can find the product-specific patches correctly. The relative paths of the subdirectories should be populated correctly in the patchtop-contents.properties file under the $IDM_LCM_TOP/patch/config/ directory to ensure that the Oracle Identity Management Patching Framework can find the patches.ĬONDITIONAL: There is a default structure already supported by the patchtop-content.properties file. Mapping between the products and the relative paths of the subdirectories under the PATCH_TOP stored in patchtop-contents.properties. The downloaded patches must be organized in the following directory structure:Ī top-level PATCH_TOP directory containing different subdirectories for storing product-specific patches. Oracle Identity Manager includes patches for the following products that are installed in the Oracle Identity Management domain: Includes comprehensive state-sharing and reporting

Includes the ability to execute post-patch artifact changes Stops and starts affected servers, as required and when appropriate

Runs in a defined, tier-wise order, minimizing downtime based on the patches being applied Runs during both initial provisioning and on an ongoing basis Patches all products within the Oracle Identity Management domain, including dependencies The Oracle Identity Management patching framework coordinates the application of multiple patches to an Oracle Identity Management deployment and includes the following features:

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