19:08:30,144 DEBUG [OimUtilityFactory] Xellerate Discovery Settings {java.naming.provider.url=t3://localhost.localdomain:14000/oim, java.naming.factory.initial=weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory}
19:08:30,144 DEBUG [OimUtilityFactory] ********** Connecting to OIM Server **********
19:08:30,227 DEBUG [OimUtilityFactory] ********** Connection successful **********
19:08:30,236 ERROR [OIMDataProviderImpl] Unable to get current Data Collection Session ID
Thor.API.Exceptions.tcAPIException: Error while getting utility Thor.API.Operations.DataCollectionOperationsIntf
at Thor.API.tcUtilityFactory.getRemoteUtility(tcUtilityFactory.java:442)
at Thor.API.tcUtilityFactory.getUtility(tcUtilityFactory.java:331)
at com.vaau.rbacx.iam.db.support.oracle.OIMDataProviderImpl.getDataCollectionAPI(OIMDataProviderImpl.java:1657)

When you receive the
********** Connection successful **********
within the rbacx.log, it's a clear indication that you OIM OIA integration configuration and that the xlconfig.xml file has been correctly modified, if required.
.
This does however only indicate that the connection can be reached to the OIM server though does not guarantee that the OIM connection can reach the OIM instance.

This issue is likely to occur when OIM and OIA are deployed on separate domains.

You need to ensure the cross domain security is enabled to ensure there's a level of trust. This has to be set on both weblogic domains. You may also need to ensure the password syncs together, which can be located within the advanced tab.

Once you've configured the cross domain security and restarted both weblogic servers, try to import again

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