If you're using single sign-on in the OBIEE, OAC, OAS, OTBI, the BI Connector team may request a HAR file to develop a custom SSO for BI Connector.
The HAR file is required to understand how your SSO works and build the same setup within BI Connector to help you seamlessly access your OBIEE account.
Note: A HAR file will save the sensitive information such as your OBIEE username and password. The HAR file will be used only for developing the custom SSO in BI Connector. We generally recommend using a test account (which also uses the same SSO you need in BI Connector) when generating the HAR file. An alternative way is to change your SSO password after generating the HAR file. In all cases, the information is protected by BI Connector's privacy policy.
Please follow the steps to generate a HAR file for analysis in Chrome or Firefox or Internet Explorer.
1. Open an Incognito window in Chrome browser.
2. Right-click in the browser window select Inspect as below screenshot.
5. Check Disable Cache option to prevent caching of resources for this specific page.
6. Enter the OBIEE/OAC/OAS URL and sign in with your credentials.
7. After successful loading of OBIEE/OAC/OAS page, Right Click in the area where the network records are shown and select Save all as HAR with content
8. Name the file and please send it to BI Connector team for analysis.
Firefox Browser:
1. Open a Private window in Firefox browser.
2. Right-click in the browser window select Inspect.
3. Navigate to the Network tab on the Development Tool.
4. Check Disable Cache option to prevent caching of resources for this specific page.
5. Enable Persist log option.
6. Enter the OBIEE/OAC/OAS URL and sign in with your credentials.
8. Name the file and please send it to BI Connector team for analysis.
1. Open a Private browsing window in Microsoft Edge.
2. Right-click in the browser window select Inspect .
3. Navigate to the Network tab on the Development Tool.
4. Check Disable Cache and Preserve Log.
5. After successful loading of the OBIEE/OAC/OAS page, Select Export as HAR and Save.
6. Name the file and send it to the BI Connector team for analysis.