hi nicolas On 31/07/15 10:48, "Nicolas Peltier" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi, > >i¹ve seen that UserManager.autosave was an unsupported operation, and >thus using LDAP sync with many users generates a save at each user/group >creation which makes the sync very slow. not sure i get that.... if autosave was enabled _every_ single operation on the user management API would trigger a session.save. isn't that just what you wish to avoid? btw: autosave is not supported by default, but for backwards compatibility it can be enabled... but it's really just meant for those cases where this is inevitable. >Installing a package of users is much quicker, so i¹m wondering if there >is a way to create user with an API without saving at each user creation, >group creation, membership change? whenever you create or modify a user/group using regular user management API the changes are not autosaved by default and it's up to the caller to persist the changes by calling Session.save(). or do you specifically mean the creation of a user in the context of sync from LDAP (or some other external identity provider)? >Thanks for your answers, i guess you need to clarify your question again... kind regards angela >Nicolas > >
